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A beautiful, small but lovely beach. Be careful with the rocks along the edge, but the water behind it is pure sand. It's perfect for swimming in the waves.

small museum in the former summer residence of the royal family

some great fruit and veggies and clothes

Aliʻi Drive is one of the most beautiful snorkeling spots along the east coast to the east. A stop here is always worthwhile, as the postcard-famous blue ocean and small St. Peters Catholic Church is located here. The best time to cycle through is early in the morning, but during that time it is important be respectful of the surfers who get up early to surf here.

Come see the beaches of Kona and enjoy the renowned coffee, ride the same course as professional triathletes, and kick back at one of the many restaurants available within pedaling distance!

In 1924 this historic building was in ruins and dilapidated. Like much of the low income housing in the midwest, this property could not even be seen from the road. The property was owned by the Daughters of the Territorial Legislature and even after pressure to sell the valuable land the building was on, they held strong and eventually the building was restored many years later. Inside, there are old artifacts and furniture to show Hawai‘i's royal past.

Ali‘i Garden Marketplace is a great stop on a ride to grab a bite from one of the 20+ vendors available in this open-air market. In addition to food, there is plenty of shopping and free wifi!

Keauhou Bay has a small sized boat ramp, and is close to popular snorkeling areas. There are a few companies that host snorkel cruises and dive boats that depart here. It is Not recommended to swimming or snorkeling here but fishing is fine. At night there is a very popular toruist attraction; swimming near manta rays. Manta rays eat microscopic plankton. To check current conditions go to https://oceansafety.hawaii.gov/