Big Island ATV Tours
Big Island ATV tours trade pavement for ranch roads, stream crossings, mud, valley views and off-road terrain on the island’s north and east sides. Ride through Umauma backcountry or head into North Kohala on a guided UTV route near Pololu Valley and old ranch land.
Your Big Island ATV Tour
A Big Island ATV tour feels right on an island with this much open land. The ride can move from dirt tracks to ranch country, through wet crossings, past green slopes and into places regular rental cars are not meant to go.
Umauma Experience offers a Deluxe ATV route through Hamakua ranch land, with 4x4 ATV and Side x Side UTV options. Kohala Eco Ventures runs a guided Kohala UTV Adventure through North Kohala backcountry, working ranchlands and private terrain near the rim of Pololu Valley.
Before booking, think about who wants to drive, who would rather ride, and how much off-road time your party wants. Wear closed-toe shoes and clothes that can get dusty or muddy, and check driver rules, passenger ages, tour length and weather before heading out.
Big Island ATV Tours
Big Island ATV Tours FAQ
What Big Island ATV tours can I book?
Current Big Island ATV options include Umauma Experience - Deluxe ATV Experience and Kohala Eco Ventures - Kohala UTV Adventure.
How long are Big Island ATV tours?
Current Big Island ATV and UTV tours are listed from about 1.5 to 2.5 hours. Allow extra time for check-in, safety instructions, gear and cleanup after the ride.
Where do Big Island ATV tours take place?
Big Island ATV tours may take place in Umauma backcountry on Hamakua ranch land or in North Kohala backcountry near working ranchlands and the rim of Pololu Valley.
Can I drive my own ATV or UTV?
Driving rules depend on the tour. Umauma offers 4x4 ATV and Side x Side UTV options, while Kohala Eco Ventures uses guided 5-seat off-road UTVs. Check age, license and passenger rules before booking.
What should I wear for a Big Island ATV tour?
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothes that can get dusty, muddy or wet. Bring sun protection and check whether the operator provides helmets, goggles or other riding gear.
