Kealakekua Bay is a beautiful place. By nature, a bizarre combination of walls built from lava stones with dead old trees in the most fantastic forms, paired with the crystal-clear …
This lava tube is just inland from the black sand beaches typical of this area on the west coast of the big island. Lava tubes are created by the volcanic …
The Kaloko-Honokōhau Park showcases the engineering of Native Hawaiians with two amazing Hawaiian fishponds. Visitors can go to the visitor center by the parking lot open from 8:30 a.m.– 4 …
Kealakekua Bay is a Marine Life Conservation area that offers snorkeling, scuba diving and kayaking. The bay is filled with coral and schools of tropical fish. Occasionally you can see …
The End of the World is not as bad as the name might indicate. Actually it's an amazing viewpoint right at a 35 feet high cliff that is perfectly suited …
Lekeleke Burial Grounds is the place where the traditional citizens, who wanted to keep the Kapu system, and the royal forces fought the bloody Battle of Kuamoʻo in 1819. Over 300 people lost their lives and are buried here.