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Delight in the awe-inspiring sunset at the top of Mauna Kea, the highest point in the Pacific.

Your guide will share historic accounts of the Big Island. Stand amidst the world’s largest collection of research telescopes.
Two of the eight telescopes which took the first photos of the black hole are here.

Sip a hot beverage during your private star show and view planets with a professional telescope (Weather Permitting).

Your guide will take astrophotography photos of you with our camera and email them to you.
Цити: Велико острво Хаваји
Sun 06 Jul
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Са почетком у $289.00
Sun 06 Jul
Са почетком у $289.00
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Шта је укључено
Искусни туристички водич
БЕСПЛАТНА ноћна фотографија са нашом професионалном камером
Грицкалице и топли напитак
Професионални телескоп Целестрон
Јакне и рукавице да вас загреју
Превоз у удобном комбију 4Кс4
Experienced tour guide
Додатне информације
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
  • Not recommended for travelers under 13 years old
Шта да очекујете
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Самит у Мауна Кеа
Једно од најбољих места за гледање заласка сунца и посматрања звезда, а такође је и највиша планина на земљи. Удобан 4Кс4 путнички комби за превоз. Јакне и рукавице су обезбеђене да вас загреју. Искусни туристички водич који ће причати о нашој историји и показати вам нашу невероватну ноћ са ласерским показивачем. Приближите се звездама помоћу нашег професионалног телескопа Целестрон и направите лепу фотографију помоћу нашег ДСЛР фотоапарата.
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Mauna Kea Summit
One of the best places to see the sunset and stargazing and it's also the highest mountain on earth. Comfortable 4X4 passenger van as transportation.Jackets and gloves provided to keep you warm. Experienced tour guide to talk about our history and show you our amazing night with a laser pointer. Get close to the stars with our professional Celestron telescope and get a nice photo with our DSLR camera.
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Mauna Kea Summit
One of the best places to see the sunset and stargazing and it's also the highest mountain on earth. Comfortable 4X4 passenger van as transportation.Jackets and gloves provided to keep you warm. Experienced tour guide to talk about our history and show you our amazing night with a laser pointer. Get close to the stars with our professional Celestron telescope and get a nice photo with our DSLR camera.
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Mauna Kea Summit
One of the best places to see the sunset and stargazing and it's also the highest mountain on earth. Comfortable 4X4 passenger van as transportation.Jackets and gloves provided to keep you warm. Experienced tour guide to talk about our history and show you our amazing night with a laser pointer. Get close to the stars with our professional Celestron telescope and get a nice photo with our DSLR camera.
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Mauna Kea Summit
One of the best places to see the sunset and stargazing and it's also the highest mountain on earth. Comfortable 4X4 passenger van as transportation.Jackets and gloves provided to keep you warm. Experienced tour guide to talk about our history and show you our amazing night with a laser pointer. Get close to the stars with our professional Celestron telescope and get a nice photo with our DSLR camera.
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Mauna Kea Summit
One of the best places to see the sunset and stargazing and it's also the highest mountain on earth. Comfortable 4X4 passenger van as transportation.Jackets and gloves provided to keep you warm. Experienced tour guide to talk about our history and show you our amazing night with a laser pointer. Get close to the stars with our professional Celestron telescope and get a nice photo with our DSLR camera.
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Mauna Kea Summit
One of the best places to see the sunset and stargazing and it's also the highest mountain on earth. Comfortable 4X4 passenger van as transportation.Jackets and gloves provided to keep you warm. Experienced tour guide to talk about our history and show you our amazing night with a laser pointer. Get close to the stars with our professional Celestron telescope and get a nice photo with our DSLR camera.
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Mauna Kea Summit
One of the best places to see the sunset and stargazing and it's also the highest mountain on earth. Comfortable 4X4 passenger van as transportation.Jackets and gloves provided to keep you warm. Experienced tour guide to talk about our history and show you our amazing night with a laser pointer. Get close to the stars with our professional Celestron telescope and get a nice photo with our DSLR camera.
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Mauna Kea Summit
One of the best places to see the sunset and stargazing and it's also the highest mountain on earth. Comfortable 4X4 passenger van as transportation.Jackets and gloves provided to keep you warm. Experienced tour guide to talk about our history and show you our amazing night with a laser pointer. Get close to the stars with our professional Celestron telescope and get a nice photo with our DSLR camera.
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Mauna Kea Summit
One of the best places to see the sunset and stargazing and it's also the highest mountain on earth. Comfortable 4X4 passenger van as transportation.Jackets and gloves provided to keep you warm. Experienced tour guide to talk about our history and show you our amazing night with a laser pointer. Get close to the stars with our professional Celestron telescope and get a nice photo with our DSLR camera.
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Mauna Kea Summit
One of the best places to see the sunset and stargazing and it's also the highest mountain on earth. Comfortable 4X4 passenger van as transportation.Jackets and gloves provided to keep you warm. Experienced tour guide to talk about our history and show you our amazing night with a laser pointer. Get close to the stars with our professional Celestron telescope and get a nice photo with our DSLR camera.
Show 8 више заустављања
Политика отказивања
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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medic_mark1
Oct 2024
My wife and I did this tour on October 3. Although we enjoyed the activities (the panoramic views and observatories at the top, and the stargazing), we were extremely disappointed with our experience on the tour. It all came down to the staff. It started with the hot minibus – keep in mind it’s 85 °F/30 °C outside, and everyone wore warm pants as instructed – driven by Jamie, who transported us from Kona (via a second pickup stop at Waikoloa Beach) to the base of Mauna Kea Access Rd. He seemed to be clicking the AC on and off to suit his own comfort rather than ours. On the return trip that night, Jamie was watching music videos AND texting on his cell phone, which was mounted to the windshield at his eye level! When the minibus reached the base of the access road, we transferred to two Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans which were driven by the tour guides, ‘Jessie’ and Rob (a married couple). The vans were already mostly full of guests whom they had picked up in Hilo. My wife and I were put in Jessie’s van, which lacked two seats together. We were forced to sit apart from each other on the bumpy treacherous road, which worsened my wife’s anxiety (she has prescription medication). She was crying rather than enjoying herself, and she couldn’t even see out a window due to the location of her seat next to a pillar/door frame. So we paid US$550 to be unable to talk, hold hands, or share the experience! The first stop was the visitor centre, where everyone is required to spend 30 minutes acclimatizing to the elevation. When we returned to the van, I noted another couple had left their seats empty (they’d taken all their stuff with them) – I told my wife that we could sit there instead. Jessie intervened, telling us, “A family is sitting there, trying to stay sitting together – I don’t think they’d be very happy.” I made it clear that we wanted to sit together as this was our honeymoon, and we weren’t happy either. She sorta ignored me. At the next stop (the VLBA observatory), I re-expressed my complaint to Jessie. She and Rob said that we could ask other people to trade spots with us, which we weren’t very comfortable doing – so nothing changed for the duration of the tour. My complaint about this is that Jessie apparently doesn’t want to get involved, but she already got involved by preventing us from changing spots. She can’t have it both ways! My wife says she could make it fun by saying something like “We’re going to play musical chairs!” At the VLBA, Jessie and Rob said we were going to take a couple of group pictures of our whole ohana (family) – in the first picture, my wife and I are in such a dark shadow that our faces aren’t visible. In the second photo, she’s still in that deep shadow and I’m actually framed out of the shot! All the way up and all the way down, Jessie was on the mic. When she wasn’t telling rambling stories or answering “questions” that she says gets asked all time (ten minutes to go on about how she and Rob met), she was offering a never-ending stream of bad jokes. Every joke was met with awkward silence, broken only by her laughing at her own joke. At one point near the end, she told a joke, no one laughed except her, and she said, “Okay I’ll stop -- Anyways, I joke, but the thing is… [and she most certainly didn’t stop there.]” My biggest beef is with Rob, whom we had erroneously decided wasn’t as bad as his wife. Both vans stopped at the visitor centre for a bathroom break on the way down. When we got back into the van, my wife was struggling with her seatbelt (which had been giving us both trouble all day). I was standing in the open doorway with her seatbelt in my hand when Rob decided he wanted to address those in the back of the van. He climbed up in front of me, knocked the seatbelt out of my hand, pushed me back, and told me to “Sit down so we can get going!” I replied, “Well, I was helping my wife with her seatbelt.” After he was done talking to the group in general, he looked at my wife and said, “You’re having trouble with your seatbelt?” We both said we’d been having trouble all day, and he proceeded to ‘mansplain’ the seatbelt to my wife while blocking my access to her. I was furious! On the way down, Jessie said they appreciate tips. Rather than even thank her, we ran for the minibus as soon as we could. Would we recommend this tour to others? Not a chance, especially not to another couple. Jessie (she hates that name!) and Rob were discourteous and at times outright disrespectful.
Medic_M
Oct 2024
Although we enjoyed the activities (the panoramic views and observatories at the top, and the stargazing), we were extremely disappointed with our experience on the tour. It all came down to the staff. It started with the hot minibus – keep in mind it’s 85 °F/30 °C outside, and everyone wore warm pants as instructed – driven by Jamie, who transported us from Kona (via a second pickup stop at Waikoloa Beach) to the base of Mauna Kea Access Rd. He seemed to be clicking the AC on and off to suit his own comfort rather than ours. On the return trip that night, Jamie was watching music videos AND texting on his cell phone, which was mounted to the windshield at his eye level! When the minibus reached the base of the access road, we transferred to two Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans which were driven by the tour guides, ‘Jessie’ and Rob (a married couple). The vans were already mostly full of guests whom they had picked up in Hilo. My wife and I were put in Jessie’s van, which lacked two seats together. We were forced to sit apart from each other on the bumpy treacherous road, which worsened my wife’s anxiety (she has prescription medication). She was crying rather than enjoying herself, and she couldn’t even see out a window due to the location of her seat next to a pillar/door frame. So we paid US$550 to be unable to talk, hold hands, or share the experience! The first stop was the visitor centre, where everyone is required to spend 30 minutes acclimatizing to the elevation. When we returned to the van, I noted another couple had left their seats empty (they’d taken all their stuff with them) – I told my wife that we could sit there instead. Jessie intervened, telling us, “A family is sitting there, trying to stay sitting together – I don’t think they’d be very happy.” I made it clear that we wanted to sit together as this was our honeymoon, and we weren’t happy either. She sorta ignored me. At the next stop (the VLBA observatory), I re-expressed my complaint to Jessie. She and Rob said that we could ask other people to trade spots with us, which we weren’t very comfortable doing – so nothing changed for the duration of the tour. My complaint about this is that Jessie apparently doesn’t want to get involved, but she already got involved by preventing us from changing spots. She can’t have it both ways! My wife says she could make it fun by saying something like “We’re going to play musical chairs!” At the VLBA, Jessie and Rob said we were going to take a couple of group pictures of our whole ohana (family) – in the first picture, my wife and I are in such a dark shadow that our faces aren’t visible. In the second photo, she’s still in that deep shadow and I’m actually framed out of the shot! All the way up and all the way down, Jessie was on the mic. When she wasn’t telling rambling stories or answering “questions” that she says gets asked all time (ten minutes to go on about how she and Rob met), she was offering a never-ending stream of bad jokes. Every joke was met with awkward silence, broken only by her laughing at her own joke. At one point near the end, she told a joke, no one laughed except her, and she said, “Okay I’ll stop -- Anyways, I joke, but the thing is… [and she most certainly didn’t stop there.]” My biggest beef is with Rob, whom we had erroneously decided wasn’t as bad as his wife. Both vans stopped at the visitor centre for a bathroom break on the way down. When we got back into the van, my wife was struggling with her seatbelt (which had been giving us both trouble all day). I was standing in the open doorway with her seatbelt in my hand when Rob decided he wanted to address those in the back of the van. He climbed up in front of me, knocked the seatbelt out of my hand, pushed me back, and told me to “Sit down so we can get going!” I replied, “Well, I was helping my wife with her seatbelt.” After he was done talking to the group in general, he looked at my wife and said, “You’re having trouble with your seatbelt?” We both said we’d been having trouble all day, and he proceeded to ‘mansplain’ the seatbelt to my wife while blocking my access to her. I was furious! On the way down, Jessie said they appreciate tips. Rather than even thank her, we ran for the minibus as soon as we could. Would we recommend this tour to others? Not a chance, especially not to another couple. Jessie (she hates that name!) and Rob were discourteous and at times outright disrespectful.
Stephen_R
Oct 2024
Zack, was very informational about a lot of the Hawaiian Heritage which was very great to know. The altitude sickness is real but Zach was quick to administer oxygen to my wife. Sunset was fabulous.

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