Big Island Stargazing Experience - 2 Hours

The stargazing experience is held at a remote location on either Mauna Kea or Mauna Loa, depending on cloud cover and crowds. The observation elevation is below 9,000 feet to ensure accessibility and comfort.

Yes, all ages are welcome, although it’s not typically recommended for children under 6 due to the late-night timing and remote setting. That said, families with young children are still welcome to attend.

This is the only stargazing experience in Hawaii that avoids bright moon phases, ensuring optimal viewing conditions. Time slots are carefully scheduled to avoid lunar interference and large crowds.

Yes, complimentary astrophotography portraits of your group will be taken and made available for download within 24 hours after the tour. These images will feature the Milky Way as your stunning celestial backdrop.

No special equipment is required. Parka jackets with hoods and pockets are provided. We recommend wearing comfortable pants and closed-toe walking shoes appropriate for chilly, uneven terrain.

No, hotel pickup is not included. However, any standard rental car can access the meeting location; a 4×4 vehicle is not necessary.

Guests should arrive at the meeting location at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled start time. This ensures a smooth check-in and timely departure to the stargazing site.

To ensure the best experience, tours are scheduled away from cloudy conditions. If high clouds or bad weather are forecast, the tour may be rescheduled. Booking early in your vacation allows flexibility if rescheduling is necessary.

Group sizes vary but are kept relatively small to enhance the experience and minimize light pollution. Tours are typically scheduled to avoid overlap with other companies, creating a more private, immersive experience.