Guide to all things Big Island
Local Food Scene
These resturants are within 15 minutes of Tara Farms
Island-style breakfast & lunch fare, pizza & coffee, plus a lanai overlooking 26 miles of coastline. Open F-M only.
https://www.coffeeshack.com/
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The Coffee Shack
83-5799 Mamalahoa HwyIsland-style breakfast & lunch fare, pizza & coffee, plus a lanai overlooking 26 miles of coastline. Open F-M only.
https://www.coffeeshack.com/
Shaka Tacoz
82-6167 Mamalahoa HighwaySuper good tacos. Dine in or take out.
If you haven't tried LauLau it's an Island must.
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Kaaloa's Super J's
83-5409 Mamalahoa HwyIf you haven't tried LauLau it's an Island must.
Local Captain Cook Pizza.
Dine in or takeout
Their pizza's are very saucy, so if don't like that, ask for light sauce.
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Black Rock Pizza
82-6127 Hawaiʻi Belt RoadLocal Captain Cook Pizza.
Dine in or takeout
Their pizza's are very saucy, so if don't like that, ask for light sauce.
Big Jake's Island B-B-Q
83-5308 Mamalahoa Hwy
Manny's Mexican Food
82-6123 Mamalahoa HighwayCute Drive thru
Keei Cafe
79-7511 Hawaiʻi Belt RdMenehune Coffee Company
The Menehune are the legendary wee people who live in the deep forests and hidden valleys of the Hawaiian Islands. Hawaii’s legendary mystical and shy forest dwellers are small in size (about 3 feet tall), but according to legend, very industrious master builders that use their strength to accomplish mighty feats of engineering and construction overnight. They are also known at Menehune Coffee for working diligently through the night harvesting, processing, roasting, and packaging up all of the wonderful 100% Kona coffee especially for you. So we invite you to taste the fruits of the Menehunes’ labor by taking home some 100% Kona coffee to start your day.
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Menehune Coffee Co
84-5227 Mamalahoa HwyMenehune Coffee Company
The Menehune are the legendary wee people who live in the deep forests and hidden valleys of the Hawaiian Islands. Hawaii’s legendary mystical and shy forest dwellers are small in size (about 3 feet tall), but according to legend, very industrious master builders that use their strength to accomplish mighty feats of engineering and construction overnight. They are also known at Menehune Coffee for working diligently through the night harvesting, processing, roasting, and packaging up all of the wonderful 100% Kona coffee especially for you. So we invite you to taste the fruits of the Menehunes’ labor by taking home some 100% Kona coffee to start your day.
Junjira Fresh Thai Kitchen
82-6066 Mamalahoa HwyMade to order. Fresh and fast
Honaunau Poke Shop
83-5308 Mamalahoa HighwayLots of choices
Kenichi Pacific
6831 Ali‘i DrJapanese/Pacific Rim “fusion cuisine
The state’s oldest continuously operating restaurant just brought home one of the country’s top culinary recognitions: James Beard Foundation today named Manago Hotel on Hawai‘i Island as one of six winners of the 2023 America’s Classics Award.
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Manago Hotel Restaurant
82-6155 Hawaiʻi Belt RdThe state’s oldest continuously operating restaurant just brought home one of the country’s top culinary recognitions: James Beard Foundation today named Manago Hotel on Hawai‘i Island as one of six winners of the 2023 America’s Classics Award.
South Kona Grindz serves local favorites such as our award-winning fish and chips, local grass-fed beef burgers, pizza, salads, fish tacos, Donkey Balls (chocolate covered macadamia nut confections)
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Keoki's South Kona Grindz
83-5315 Mamalahoa HwySouth Kona Grindz serves local favorites such as our award-winning fish and chips, local grass-fed beef burgers, pizza, salads, fish tacos, Donkey Balls (chocolate covered macadamia nut confections)
Cafe has a warm and welcome feel perfect for families or guests looking for a resort-type meal with a upcounty price.
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Keei Cafe
79-7511 Hawaiʻi Belt RdCafe has a warm and welcome feel perfect for families or guests looking for a resort-type meal with a upcounty price.
Island-themed fast-food chain whose menu features traditional Hawaiian plate lunches.
L&L Hawaiian Barbecue
Island-themed fast-food chain whose menu features traditional Hawaiian plate lunches.
What started 19 years ago as a small family operation producing and selling dried fish under the name Sun Dried Specialties, has grown into a culinary masterpiece of local cuisine that has people from not just Hawaii, but all over, returning time and time again.
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Kona Grill House
75-1027 Halekii StWhat started 19 years ago as a small family operation producing and selling dried fish under the name Sun Dried Specialties, has grown into a culinary masterpiece of local cuisine that has people from not just Hawaii, but all over, returning time and time again.
Located in Captain Cook, we are a local family-owned and operated roadside eatery well-known for our fresh and delicious menu, convenient location and reasonable prices. Locals and visitors agree, we are the perfect stop for lunch, dinner, the beach or whenever your grind strikes
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Keoki's South Kona Grindz
83-5315 Mamalahoa HwyLocated in Captain Cook, we are a local family-owned and operated roadside eatery well-known for our fresh and delicious menu, convenient location and reasonable prices. Locals and visitors agree, we are the perfect stop for lunch, dinner, the beach or whenever your grind strikes
We strive to use the best ingredients, sourced as close as possible to us on the Big Island. We have close relationships with our farmers, whether that’s white pineapple for our sorbet, fresh mint for Mint Chip, or lemongrass and ginger for Tom Kha.
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Gypsea Gelato
79-7491 Hawaiʻi Belt RdWe strive to use the best ingredients, sourced as close as possible to us on the Big Island. We have close relationships with our farmers, whether that’s white pineapple for our sorbet, fresh mint for Mint Chip, or lemongrass and ginger for Tom Kha.
Featured on Food Network
Real Food. Packed with Flavor. Made with Love.
By popular demand, we have expanded into making condiments so that you take the flavors of Rebel Kitchen home with you.
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Rebel Kitchen
79-7399 Hawaiʻi Belt RdFeatured on Food Network
Real Food. Packed with Flavor. Made with Love.
By popular demand, we have expanded into making condiments so that you take the flavors of Rebel Kitchen home with you.
Kaya's is easy to miss, there is no signage!
Organic Espresso • 100% Organic Kona Coffee • Kombucha On-
Tap • 30 Organic Tea’s • Organic Baked Goods • Sandwiches • Local Salads • Smoothies • Vegetarian • Vegan • Gluten free • Organic • Food from Local Farms • Art • Jewelry • Clothing • Handmade Soap •
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Kaya's Kawanui Inc
79-7300 Hawaiʻi Belt RdKaya's is easy to miss, there is no signage!
Organic Espresso • 100% Organic Kona Coffee • Kombucha On-
Tap • 30 Organic Tea’s • Organic Baked Goods • Sandwiches • Local Salads • Smoothies • Vegetarian • Vegan • Gluten free • Organic • Food from Local Farms • Art • Jewelry • Clothing • Handmade Soap •
In 1899 Goichi Hanato came to Hawaii from Japan and opened a store and tofu shop in Kona, Hawaii. He married a picture bride in 1905 and their daughter Mary Shizuko took over the store in 1928.
Ice cream was a specialty and when ice was trucked in from Hilo, Mary and husband Fumio Teshima would grind the blocks at night by the light of kerosene lamps.
During WWII when GIs came for the ice cream, they taught her how to make hamburgers.
The store evolved into a restaurant with a focus on Japanese and local Hawaiian cuisine in 1957. Mary’s secret to success was to keep the restaurant intimate and focus on customers. Reviews by diners and professional reviewers rate it among the best in Kona. They call it a gem with addictive shrimp tempura and sukiyaki.
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Teshima's Restaurant
79-7251 Hawaiʻi Belt RdIn 1899 Goichi Hanato came to Hawaii from Japan and opened a store and tofu shop in Kona, Hawaii. He married a picture bride in 1905 and their daughter Mary Shizuko took over the store in 1928.
Ice cream was a specialty and when ice was trucked in from Hilo, Mary and husband Fumio Teshima would grind the blocks at night by the light of kerosene lamps.
During WWII when GIs came for the ice cream, they taught her how to make hamburgers.
The store evolved into a restaurant with a focus on Japanese and local Hawaiian cuisine in 1957. Mary’s secret to success was to keep the restaurant intimate and focus on customers. Reviews by diners and professional reviewers rate it among the best in Kona. They call it a gem with addictive shrimp tempura and sukiyaki.
At Sam Choy's Kai Lanai, a stunning 230-degree view of the Pacific stretches out in a beautiful blue oasis before you. “The Short Bait” bar is a fun place to meet friends for pupus or sit by the fire pits and watch spectacular sunsets. The superb service and warm Aloha welcome will make this your top dining choice at lunch and dinner.
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Sam Choy's Kai Lanai
78-6831 Ali‘i DrAt Sam Choy's Kai Lanai, a stunning 230-degree view of the Pacific stretches out in a beautiful blue oasis before you. “The Short Bait” bar is a fun place to meet friends for pupus or sit by the fire pits and watch spectacular sunsets. The superb service and warm Aloha welcome will make this your top dining choice at lunch and dinner.
Sightseeing
Big Island Bees
82-1140 Meli RdBig Island Bees is a
A place of refuge and royal grounds south of Kealakekua Bay
Located at Honaunau Bay in South Kona, Puuhonua o Honaunau immerses you in Hawaiian culture. This 180-acre national historic park was once the home of royal grounds and a place of refuge for ancient Hawaiian lawbreakers.
Kapu, or sacred laws, were of utmost importance to Hawaiian culture and the breaking of kapu had its consequences, including death. If one were to break kapu, their only chance for survival was to evade his pursuers and make it to a puuhonua, or a sacred place of refuge. Once there, a ceremony of absolution would take place and the one who broke kapu would be able to return to society.
Hundreds of years old yet beautifully restored, Puuhonua o Honaunau remains one of Hawaii's most sacred historic places. Follow the park and map and take a self-guided walking tour and explore the grounds including the Great Wall, standing 12-feet high and 18-feet thick. Fierce kii, or wooden images of gods, guard the Hale o Keawe Heiau, a sacred temple that housed the bones of 23 alii (chiefs). A black lava rock shoreline hindered those who broke kapu from approaching by sea.
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Parque Histórico Nacional Pu'uhonua O Hōnaunau
State Highway 160A place of refuge and royal grounds south of Kealakekua Bay
Located at Honaunau Bay in South Kona, Puuhonua o Honaunau immerses you in Hawaiian culture. This 180-acre national historic park was once the home of royal grounds and a place of refuge for ancient Hawaiian lawbreakers.
Kapu, or sacred laws, were of utmost importance to Hawaiian culture and the breaking of kapu had its consequences, including death. If one were to break kapu, their only chance for survival was to evade his pursuers and make it to a puuhonua, or a sacred place of refuge. Once there, a ceremony of absolution would take place and the one who broke kapu would be able to return to society.
Hundreds of years old yet beautifully restored, Puuhonua o Honaunau remains one of Hawaii's most sacred historic places. Follow the park and map and take a self-guided walking tour and explore the grounds including the Great Wall, standing 12-feet high and 18-feet thick. Fierce kii, or wooden images of gods, guard the Hale o Keawe Heiau, a sacred temple that housed the bones of 23 alii (chiefs). A black lava rock shoreline hindered those who broke kapu from approaching by sea.
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Big Island Abalone
73-357 Makako Bay DrThere is a food truck and a do-it-yourself BBQ on site here.
Granja de Pulpo Kanaloa
73-4460 Queen Ka'ahumanu HighwayNight-time Manta Ray snorkel dive.
See the Manta up close and personal.
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Manta Ray Dives of Hawaii
74-380 Kealakehe PkwyNight-time Manta Ray snorkel dive.
See the Manta up close and personal.
The Kona Coast is one of the only places in the world where you can view giant manta rays up close. See these majestic creatures in Keauhou Bay right from our oceanfront resort when they come out to feed on plankton.
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Sheraton Kona Resort & Spa at Keauhou Bay
78-128 Ehukai StThe Kona Coast is one of the only places in the world where you can view giant manta rays up close. See these majestic creatures in Keauhou Bay right from our oceanfront resort when they come out to feed on plankton.
the sacred Waipiʻo Valley was the boyhood home of King Kamehameha I, and an important center for political and religious life in Hawaiʻi. Not only is "The Valley of the Kings" an important site for Hawaiian history and culture, it's also a place of dramatic tropical beauty.
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Waipio Valley
the sacred Waipiʻo Valley was the boyhood home of King Kamehameha I, and an important center for political and religious life in Hawaiʻi. Not only is "The Valley of the Kings" an important site for Hawaiian history and culture, it's also a place of dramatic tropical beauty.
Self-guided walk through lush tropical vegetation to scenic vista points overlooking the cascading Kahuna Falls and the free-falling ‘Akaka Falls, which plunges 442 feet into a stream-eroded gorge. The 0.4-mile loop footpath requires some physical exertion. (65.4 acres)
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Parque Estatal de las Cataratas de Akaka
875 Akaka Falls RdSelf-guided walk through lush tropical vegetation to scenic vista points overlooking the cascading Kahuna Falls and the free-falling ‘Akaka Falls, which plunges 442 feet into a stream-eroded gorge. The 0.4-mile loop footpath requires some physical exertion. (65.4 acres)
The Mauna Kea Luau
62-100 Mauna Kea Beach DrHawaiian Cuisine with Polynesian Entertainment
Our 8 lines, 6 sky bridges, and a rappel make this the island of Hawaii's only full Canopy tour. Set within a towering forest on a private nature reserve, this aerial adventure is perfect for beginners and experts alike. Certified guides ensure safety and comfort and share their extensive knowledge of the area's natural and cultural history.
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Kohala Zipline
55-515 Hawi RdOur 8 lines, 6 sky bridges, and a rappel make this the island of Hawaii's only full Canopy tour. Set within a towering forest on a private nature reserve, this aerial adventure is perfect for beginners and experts alike. Certified guides ensure safety and comfort and share their extensive knowledge of the area's natural and cultural history.
Hiking
Scenic lookout with striking views & access to a steep path leading to a black sand beach.
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Mirador del Valle de Pololu
52-5100 Akoni Pule HwyHiking
Scenic lookout with striking views & access to a steep path leading to a black sand beach.
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Aiopio Fish Trap
Great place to snorkel and see turtles.
Lavaloha
1820 Amauulu RdTree to chocolate farm tour.
Beach & Saltwater Lagoon
Swim, snorkel, and paddle in four acres of protected lagoon. Our saltwater oasis is connected to the ocean and is home to rare green sea turtles, colorful reef fish, and tropical wildlife you won’t meet anywhere else.
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Hilton Waikoloa Village
69-425 Waikōloa Beach DrBeach & Saltwater Lagoon
Swim, snorkel, and paddle in four acres of protected lagoon. Our saltwater oasis is connected to the ocean and is home to rare green sea turtles, colorful reef fish, and tropical wildlife you won’t meet anywhere else.
The Hawaii Tropical Bioreserve and Garden is a 40-acre natural garden of tropical plants and a nature lover's paradise located in the Onomea Valley.
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Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden
27-717 Mamalahoa HwyThe Hawaii Tropical Bioreserve and Garden is a 40-acre natural garden of tropical plants and a nature lover's paradise located in the Onomea Valley.
The ruins of the last major Ancient Temple, Pu’ukohola Heiau was a massive structure built by hand in less than a year. Meaning the “Temple on the Hill of the Whale,” the temple held important significance as one of the major battle sites on the way to King Kamehameha I’s unification of the Hawaiian islands.
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Sitio Histórico Nacional Pu'ukohola Heiau
62-3601 Kawaihae RdThe ruins of the last major Ancient Temple, Pu’ukohola Heiau was a massive structure built by hand in less than a year. Meaning the “Temple on the Hill of the Whale,” the temple held important significance as one of the major battle sites on the way to King Kamehameha I’s unification of the Hawaiian islands.
Kaloko-Honokohau is an excellent opportunity to view an ancient fishing community and Hawaiian craftsmanship. The foundations of many structures are still visible,
There are also turtles on this beach.
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Parque Histórico Nacional Kaloko-Honokohau
Kaloko-Honokohau is an excellent opportunity to view an ancient fishing community and Hawaiian craftsmanship. The foundations of many structures are still visible,
There are also turtles on this beach.
Lapakahi State Historical Park
Hawaii 270Here visitors can explore the heavens and learn about ancient Hawaiian navigation techniques, combining history and science in a way, unlike any other place in the world.
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Imiloa Astronomy Center
600 Imiloa PlHere visitors can explore the heavens and learn about ancient Hawaiian navigation techniques, combining history and science in a way, unlike any other place in the world.
Quaint Kona Coffee Living History Farm, offers tours and tastings on this active coffee farm.
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Kona Coffee Living History Farm
82-6199 Hawaiʻi Belt RdQuaint Kona Coffee Living History Farm, offers tours and tastings on this active coffee farm.
On the walking tour (about an hour), we guide you into a section of the tubes where some rocks have been moved etc., so that as long as you can negotiate some natural stairs and occasional uneven footing, you can come in and see these unforgettable caverns in a natural and pristine setting. Close-toed shoes are required.
Kilauea Caverns of Fire
1953 16 Opeapea RoadOn the walking tour (about an hour), we guide you into a section of the tubes where some rocks have been moved etc., so that as long as you can negotiate some natural stairs and occasional uneven footing, you can come in and see these unforgettable caverns in a natural and pristine setting. Close-toed shoes are required.
Lava Tree State Monument features a forest of lava trees – lava molds of the tree trunks that were formed when a lava flow swept through the forested area in 1790.
The Lava Trees Loop Trail is a .7 mile loop. While short, it can be difficult for younger children and the elderly because the parts of the path separated by uprooted trees.
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Lava Tree State Monument
Hawaii 132Lava Tree State Monument features a forest of lava trees – lava molds of the tree trunks that were formed when a lava flow swept through the forested area in 1790.
The Lava Trees Loop Trail is a .7 mile loop. While short, it can be difficult for younger children and the elderly because the parts of the path separated by uprooted trees.
Private Reserve 100% Kona Coffee is our most popular coffee at Mountain Thunder for many reasons. Private Reserve uses only the best of the Kona Coffee crop, and our process ensures that the finest Kona Coffee reaches your cup.
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Mountain Thunder Coffee Plantation
Private Reserve 100% Kona Coffee is our most popular coffee at Mountain Thunder for many reasons. Private Reserve uses only the best of the Kona Coffee crop, and our process ensures that the finest Kona Coffee reaches your cup.
Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park
Seven acres of a tropical botanical paradise nestled within the heart of South Kona with expansive views overlooking Kealakekua Bay
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Paleaku Gardens Peace Sanctuary
83-5401 Painted Church RdSeven acres of a tropical botanical paradise nestled within the heart of South Kona with expansive views overlooking Kealakekua Bay
The Catholic church has been a part of life in South Kona since 1842. The first church was located on the shore of Honaunau near the City of Refuge and was known as St. Francis Regis chapel. By the mid 1880’s most of the folks had moved away from the beach to the cooler climate and more fertile soil to be found a bit higher on the slopes of Mauna Loa. Father John Berchmans Velghe, A Sacred Hearts father from Belgium, arrived in 1899 and decided to follow the local residents up the mountain slope. The folks dismantled the church and with the help of mules, moved it to its present location.
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St Benedict Catholic Church
84-5140 Painted Church RdThe Catholic church has been a part of life in South Kona since 1842. The first church was located on the shore of Honaunau near the City of Refuge and was known as St. Francis Regis chapel. By the mid 1880’s most of the folks had moved away from the beach to the cooler climate and more fertile soil to be found a bit higher on the slopes of Mauna Loa. Father John Berchmans Velghe, A Sacred Hearts father from Belgium, arrived in 1899 and decided to follow the local residents up the mountain slope. The folks dismantled the church and with the help of mules, moved it to its present location.
Local Beaches
Manini Beach is one of the beautiful and secluded south Kona beaches, directly across Kealakekua Bay from the Captain Cook Monument. South of the boat launch at Napo'opo'o,
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Manini Beach
Manini Beach RoadManini Beach is one of the beautiful and secluded south Kona beaches, directly across Kealakekua Bay from the Captain Cook Monument. South of the boat launch at Napo'opo'o,
Ho`okena Beach Park is the historical site for one of the last active Hawaiian canoe fishing villages in Hawai'i. Ho'okena has a rich cultural history and remnants of its old commercial steamship pier remain.
The beach is an exotic blend of a wide variety of coral and fine, gray sand. Depending on the time of year, the ocean is placid and the clear, blue waters reveal spectacular underwater landscapes and a colorful array of fish
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Hookena Beach Road
Ho'okena Beach RoadHo`okena Beach Park is the historical site for one of the last active Hawaiian canoe fishing villages in Hawai'i. Ho'okena has a rich cultural history and remnants of its old commercial steamship pier remain.
The beach is an exotic blend of a wide variety of coral and fine, gray sand. Depending on the time of year, the ocean is placid and the clear, blue waters reveal spectacular underwater landscapes and a colorful array of fish
Honaunau Bay is a deep water bay with some of the best snorkeling in Hawaii. It is a popular destination for both Big Island snorkeling and SCUBA diving. The bay is fronted by a smooth pahoehoe lava rock shelf; the easiest ocean entry is from an area known as Pae'a, or Two Step.
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Honaunau Bay
Honaunau Bay is a deep water bay with some of the best snorkeling in Hawaii. It is a popular destination for both Big Island snorkeling and SCUBA diving. The bay is fronted by a smooth pahoehoe lava rock shelf; the easiest ocean entry is from an area known as Pae'a, or Two Step.
Kealakekua Bay is the largest deep water bay in Hawaii. It is also one of the most scenic areas on the Kona coast. The water clarity is stunning and the bay is blissfully calm.
Kealakekua is also a State Historical Park that marks the location of the first significant contact between Hawaiians and westerners. In 1778, British Captain James Cook and his ships, the Resolution and Discovery, first sighted Kealakekua Bay. Cook was the first white man the local Hawaiian population had ever seen
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Kealakekua Bay
Kealakekua Bay is the largest deep water bay in Hawaii. It is also one of the most scenic areas on the Kona coast. The water clarity is stunning and the bay is blissfully calm.
Kealakekua is also a State Historical Park that marks the location of the first significant contact between Hawaiians and westerners. In 1778, British Captain James Cook and his ships, the Resolution and Discovery, first sighted Kealakekua Bay. Cook was the first white man the local Hawaiian population had ever seen
Two Step
Crazy good snorkeling and diving.
Kua Bay
Hapuna Beach
Parque Spencer Beach
62-3461 Kawaihae RoadKaunaʻoa (Mauna Kea) Beach
Parque de playa Kekaha Kai
Hawaii 19Parque Magic Sands Beach
Ali'i DriveMakalawena Beach
Hawaii 19Kahaluu Bay
Ali‘i DriveRoughly 30 miles north of Kona town on Big Island’s west side, along a sun-beaten highway with vast black lava fields stretching out on either side, lies the stunning white sands of Puako and its well-hidden gem of a swimming spot, Beach 69.
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Waialea Beach
Old Puako RoadRoughly 30 miles north of Kona town on Big Island’s west side, along a sun-beaten highway with vast black lava fields stretching out on either side, lies the stunning white sands of Puako and its well-hidden gem of a swimming spot, Beach 69.
Self Care
Take some time for a massage or facial at this fabulous spa.
Christine is warm and welcoming and the therapists are some of the best I have encountered.
Island Spirit Healing Center and Day Spa
81-6587 Hawaiʻi Belt RdTake some time for a massage or facial at this fabulous spa.
Christine is warm and welcoming and the therapists are some of the best I have encountered.
Shopping
In Kailua - Kona you will find -
*Safeway
*Costco
*Target
*Walmart
KTA Super Stores
74-5594 Palani RdGrocery Shopping and Pharmacy
CVS pharmacy
1215 S Kihei RdDrug store and pharmacy
They sell Maine Lobster, Kona Shrimp an other local seafood.
Blue Ocean Mariculture Makai Processing- Previously Kona Cold Lobster
They sell Maine Lobster, Kona Shrimp an other local seafood.
Coconut Grove is a shopping center that is on the coast of Kailua-Kona. Major retailers include ABC Stores, Outback Steakhouse, Humpy's Big Island Alehouse, and Kona Gear.
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Gypsea Gelato Kailua-Kona Coconut Grove Marketplace
75-5809 Ali‘i DrCoconut Grove is a shopping center that is on the coast of Kailua-Kona. Major retailers include ABC Stores, Outback Steakhouse, Humpy's Big Island Alehouse, and Kona Gear.
Queens' Market Place
69-201 Waikōloa Beach DrUpscale shopping
Kings' Shops
250 Waikōloa Beach DrUpscale Shopping
ChoiceMART
82-6066 Mamalahoa HwyCostco Wholesale
73-5600 Maiau StTarget
74-5455 Makala BlvdSafeway
75-971 Henry StWalmart
75-1015 Henry StFarmer's Markets
Kuhio Hale Farmers Market
64-756 Mamalahoa HwyPure Kona Green Market
82-6160 Mamalahoa HwyPure Kona Green Market
82-6160 Mamalahoa HwyKona Farmers Market
75-5767 Ali‘i DrHo'oulu Community Farmers & Artisans Market
78-128 Ehukai StBar de Awa del Tío Robert y Mercado de Agricultores
12-5038 Kalapana Kapoho Beach RdHilo Farmers Market
Mamo Street