A large Hawaiian type home about two miles north of Hilo on the cliff overlooking Hilo Bay, this home has a yard so private that if you decide to take a swim in the lovely pool, only the birds will know. There are two bedrooms available, each with twin beds which convert to king if desired.
These two rooms have one and a half baths. Not only is the yard beautifully landscaped around the pool, there is a lovely mile walk past the surfing beach through the tropical forest.
Restrictions: Three night minimum
Rates: $50 single, $55 double,
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This home is located next door to Host H-1 and guests are invited to use that pool. This would also allow several couples or a larger family to enjoy B&B together. The home is perched on the cliffs overlooking Hilo Bay and the Big Island's premier surfing spot. The house is small but offers guests a choice between the Honoli'i Room with private entrance and a queen size bed or the Hilo Room with two twin beds. The bathroom is shared between both rooms. The best part of the house is the outdoor patio where breakfast is served. Guests can enjoy watching sunrise, surfers, ships passing by on their way to Hilo Harbor and the city lights at night or the moonlight on Hilo Bay through the palm trees. The hostess also works part time in Volcano Park. The hosts' aim is to provide rest and tranquility to all their guests.
Restrictions: No Smoking
Rates: $45 single, $50 double, with a $5 surcharge for less than three nights
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Hale Paliku , which means "House against the Cliff", is the name of this home originally built in the 1930's. It is located just three blocks from downtown Hilo. Guests enter through the lattice enclosed front porch and breakfast room. Glass double doors invite you into the living room, where you will be amazed at the stunning view of Hilo Bay. Guests share the TV, tape deck, microwave and refrigerator. There are two rooms available for B&B. The Mauka Room has two long twin beds, while the Makai has a king size bed, ocean and mountain views and private balcony. Each room has down pillows, comforters, shuttered windows and a table for two. The shared bathroom displays an old fashioned brass shower with tub and double sinks. Hosts live downstairs in their own part of the house.
Restrictions: None
Rates: Mauka Room, $55; Makai Room, $65,
with a $15 surcharge for 1 nighttt
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Relax on a grand scale in this large, modern, Hawaiian style home which is surrounded by nearly four acres of park like setting on an oceanfront bluff with a spectacular view of Wailea Bay. This is the perfect spot for anyone desiring a peaceful haven away from the cares of the world, yet close enough to everything to be convenient. A tennis court and a municipal beach park are within walking distance, and the world famous Akaka Falls is just a short drive away. The accommodation is a separate one bedroom apartment, containing over a thousand square feet of space, with a private entrance. It includes a spacious bedroom with a queen size bed, private bath (shower only), a fully equipped kitchenette, large living room with cable TV, radio, piano, and two day beds. This is a perfect accommodation for a small family. The host and hostess have lived in Hawai'i all their lives and can offer valuable information on where to go and what to see on the Big Island.
Restrictions: Two night minimum. No young children, please.
Rates: $75 single or double, $20 for each additional person up to 4
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A charming little beach front cottage surrounded by swaying coconut palms awaits guests. There is a nice beach and boat launch for guests to explore in a quiet, private setting. Guests can enjoy sitting out on the big lanai which has an ocean view, or sitting on the rocks dangling their toes in the water while watching fishermen and sail boats pass by. The accommodation offers a room with twin beds or a king and a private bath down the hall. There is a private entrance. Breakfast is served in the dining room by your hostess, who fell in love with the area. A family dog also lives here.
Restrictions: No smoking. Two night minimum
Rates: $70 single or doubleeeee
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This B&B cottage is on a lush tropical 9 acre estate which is located just four miles south of Hilo Airport and just 20 minutes from
Kilauea Volcano. The palm lined driveway takes you through a lovely macadamia nut orchard to the main house. The guest
cottage is 100 yards away. Guests enjoy a secluded private setting. The architect designed one bedroom cottage is fully furnished and has enough cooking equipment for the preparation of light meals. There is a king size bed, cable TV and a glass fireplace for cool winter nights. An additional fold out bed is available in the living area. Continental breakfast is supplied and guests dine at their leisure. Cottage accommodates four people. Children are welcome.
Restrictions: Three night minimum
Rates: $65 single, $75 double, $10 extra for adults, flat $10 extra per child for entire stay. Long term rates available.
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On a bluff overlooking the ocean, this home offers an oceanfront pool with jacuzzi and large, covered, comfortably furnished decks to give you a view of Hilo Bay. This modern home is only 2 miles from downtown Hilo, but is quiet and private. Three accommodations are offered downstairs, separated by a family room for guests' exclusive use and complete with a TV and VCR, plus a private entrance to the pool. Rooms 1 & 2 are large and each have a king size bed with adjoining private bath. Room 3 is smaller, with a queen size bed and sliding doors to the outside. The private bath is across the hall. Upstairs, the Loft bedroom has a side window that overlooks the ocean and a queen size bed and private bath. All rooms have cable TV. There is also an attached guest cottage which will sleep 3, with kitchenette and private bath. Guests can either join the hosts for breakfast or have the fixings for breakfast provided.
Restrictions: Five night minimum for guest cottage;
These friendly, warm hearted hosts have a spacious home in Kailua- Kona. It is surrounded by tropical foliage and yet only about
a five minute drive to the ocean. The downstairs accommodation offered includes a private lanai that looks out to the ocean and
has a separate entrance through sliding glass doors to the bedroom.
Inside is a king size bed with a private full bath. The room is large and has a mini-refrigerator for storing cold drinks, a microwave, TV and phone. The hosts serve a tasty continental breakfast either upstairs or downstairs.
Restrictions: No smoking. Two night minimum.
Rates: $50 single, $65 double
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This large plantation estate is built on an ocean point at the 1200 foot level just outside of Honoka'a, about 39 miles north of Hilo
and about 8 miles from the Waipio Valley. The 5,000 square foot home offers guests a choice of three accommodations. The Suite is really two bedrooms, one with a king size bed, the other with a double bed and they are connected by a bath shared by both rooms. The King room has one entire wall in mirrors, a fireplace, TV and private lanai. The bathroom is spectacular, with an oval tub for two surrounded by mirrors and candles, two sinks and a panoramic ocean view. Also in the main house are two Queen bedrooms, one done in shades of blue, the other in the royal colors of red and gold. They each have TV and a private bath. Twelve foot ceilings and tongue and groove woodwork are featured throughout. A den with TV and a wet bar adjoins the billiards/library overlooking the formal lawn and the ocean.
Restrictions: No smoking. Two night minimum.
Rates: Suite, $140 double, $15 each additional person; Queen
Rooms, $105 double, $15 each additional person
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This large plantation estate is built on an ocean point at the 1200 foot level just outside of Honoka'a, about 39 miles north of Hilo
and about 8 miles from the Waipio Valley. In addition to accommodations offered in the main house (see H-11) there are two
cottages on the property. Hale Kona has one bedroom, full bath, living area with two day beds, a small kitchen and a TV. It sleeps four. Hale Hilo can sleep six, with one bedroom with a king size bed, the other with two single beds and a couch in the living area that opens into a double bed. There is a full bath, a dining area and a full kitchen. A high chair and portable crib are available for guest cottages. There is a regulation lighted tennis court with viewing gazebo, as well as a Macadamia orchard, fruit trees and lush tropical landscaping throughout the estate.
Restrictions: No smoking. Two night minimum.
Rates: Hale Kona, $75 double, $15 for each additional person;
Hale Hilo, $90 double, $15 for each additional person.
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Enjoy some Kona coffee and macadamia nuts while soaking in the hot tub on the lanai of this all cedar home. Marvel at the
breathtaking ocean view surrounded by papayas, bananas and tropical flowers! The location, at 1600 feet elevation, provides both
guest rooms with cool breezes for happy sleeping. Each room has a private bath, cable TV, microwave, refrigerator and coffeemaker. A hearty breakfast is served. The guest wing has its own entrance. The Hula Room has a queen size bed and large, private lanai. The Garden Room is available with either a king size bed or two twins.
Restrictions: Two night minimum
Rates: Hula Room, $75 single or double; Garden Room, $65 single
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FAX: (808) 822-2723
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Escape to the peaceful hillside of Mt. Hualalai, overlooking the beautiful Kona coast, to the lovely 2500 square foot custom home
of this host and hostess. The interior is meticulously furnished and quite spacious in its design. The B&B guest quarters are on
the first level and have two bedrooms, one with a king size bed and the other with twin beds, private full bath and a complete kitchen and living area. There is a large deck with a hot tub for guests exclusive use. The view here is magnificent. The hostess
provides her guests with breakfast fixings, since she and her husband leave for work early. They do, however, have plenty of time to get acquainted and love to answer questions you might have about the Big Island. They have lived in Hawai'i for many years
and are there to share their aloha spirit with you.
Restrictions: Two night minimum
Rates: $55 single, $65 double, $15 for each additional person
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Elegance with an ocean view! B&B guests will enjoy this accommodation in Kona separate from the main house and with its own private entrance. One bedroom has a queen size bed, adjoining full bath and a sitting area complete with TV. It is decorated in off-white with rose colored accents. There is also a dining area with a refrigerator and wet bar for breakfast. Perfect for
honeymooners! The view is breathtaking from the private deck.
Restrictions: No smoking. Adults only. Three night minimum.
Rates: $80 single or double.
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Guests can experience one of the many breathtaking sunsets from this B&B located on the slopes just above Kona Village. The
accommodations are very private and self-contained, and are part of a 3 acre estate which overlooks the sunny coastline. A separate apartment features one bedroom with a queen size bed, living room with a fold out sofa, a queen size futon couch bed, private bath and a kitchen. Other features include a private entrance, TV and a small lanai with a barbecue. The building is designed like a dome, with open beam ceilings so that the bedroom is separated by a wall that does not reach the ceiling. This unit is perfect for one couple or a small family.
Restrictions: No smoking. Three night minimum preferred.
Rates: $80 single or double, $10 extra for each additional person
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For the traveler who seeks the comforts of a luxurious accommodation, Kailua Plantation House offers just that. There are both oceanfront and oceanview suites, each with a private lanai that overlooks the ocean, a spa and dipping pool. The house is elegantly decorated and air conditioned. Each of the five rooms is unique, with either queen or twin beds. One has a whirlpool tub
and a bidet. All rooms have TV, telephone, a small refrigerator and daily maid service.
Restrictions: None
Rates: $120 - $175 double
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A tropical setting located in Kona Palisades has a sweeping 180 degree view of the ocean. You can watch sunsets from the expansive deck or view the multitude of stars with a telescope on a clear Hawaiian night. This contemporary home offers an accommodation with a queen size bed and private adjoining bath. Hosts offer guests the use of refrigerator. Breakfast is served on the deck, taking advantage of the great view!! Your host is island born, loves to play golf and share his knowledge of Hawai'i with guests. Hostess has worked in the travel business for 15 years. She has endless tips on the islands to share with visitors.
Restrictions: No smoking. Three night minimum.
Rates: $60 single, $75 double
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A rain forest retreat just south of Hilo is waiting next to an orchid nursery. Your hostess tends the orchids and boards horses on her property, as well as accommodating B&B guests in two different units. One is a private studio complete with king size bed, private bath and light cooking facilities (refrigerator, hot plate, toaster oven) in the dining area and is attached to the hosts main house but has its' own private entrance. The other is the Ohia House, which is on the grounds of the orchid nursery and is totally separate from the main house. It has a fully equipped kitchen, including a microwave, king and queen size beds, futons, open beam ceilings and a large hot tub on the deck. This retreat is only 30 minutes from Hilo and Volcano National Park, in a restful setting on 8 acres off the beaten path (gravel road) and is surrounded by native ohia forest.
Restrictions: $5 surcharge for one night stays
Rates: Studio, $45 single, $55 double; Ohia house, $75 single or
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This B&B home is located about 30 minutes from the airport at the 1300 foot elevation. It overlooks the blue Pacific, Kailua-Kona, Kailua Bay and the western slopes of Mt. Hualalai. The garden level accommodations are large and can accommodate a group comfortably. Hosts only accept one group at a time, whether there are one or four persons, so everything is private. There are two bedrooms, each with a queen size bed, a living room with cable TV, and a refrigerator. The bathroom has a shower/tub and a large dressing table. These rooms are located on a level lower than the main quarters and are very quiet. There is a separate entrance and a lanai for relaxing or sunbathing. Breakfast is served on the upper lanai, which is also available for guests who wish to enjoy the gorgeous view or sunsets. The garden always is colorful, with tropical flowers and lots of fruit trees. Hosts will happily help you with any questions about where to go and what to see on your stay.
Restrictions: $5 surcharge for 1 night stays.
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Eight acres of lush tropical foliage surround a large rambling ranch house on this private estate. The guest annex has two bedrooms, each with its own private entrance, TV and small refrigerator. One room has a queen size bed and the other has two twins. The bathroom is shared between the rooms. Also offered are two completely furnished cottages. The one bedroom cottage can sleep four, since there is an additional queen sofabed in the living room. The two bedroom cottage sleeps six with a queen bed, twins, and a sofabed in the living room. Both cottages have a full kitchen, dining room, screened in lanai and TV. The grounds have an outdoor barbecue pit, tropical grass huts for picnics, sand volleyball court, tennis courts and a large pool. A
spectacular view of the ocean can be enjoyed from the hosts lanai where breakfasts are served. This home is in an area where the
water is on a catchment system. Filtered drinking water is available.
Restrictions: Two night minimum
Rates: Bedrooms, $65 single or double; One bedroom cottage, $75
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Four individual guest cottages are located on this property, which is just two miles from Volcano National Park at the 3500 foot elevation. The Dome is a dome shaped cottage on the golf course with two bedrooms and two baths, fireplace and a panoramic view of Mauna Loa. Cedar One is a cozy two bedroom, two bath cedar cottage with full kitchen. Grand Cedar is a new, deluxe two bedroom, 2.5 bath with a huge loft and five futons. The Master bedroom has a queen size four poster bed and private bath with a whirlpool tub, while the other bedroom has twin beds and its own bath. There is a half bath for the loft. This unit is beautifully furnished, has a fireplace, TV/VCR and stereo. Cedar Two is great for larger groups, since it has 3 bedrooms with a king, queen and 2 twin beds, 2 baths, a huge living room with fireplace, 3 queen size sofa beds in the living room area and a full
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Restrictions: None
Rates: Grand Cedar, $125 double; Cedar Two, $95 double; Cedar One and Dome, $85 double. Add $20 for each additional person in all units.
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Honaunau Bay is just opposite the "Place of Refuge", which in Hawaiian is known as
Pu'uhonau o Honaunau. It is a National Historic Park. The beach here is called Keone'ele and although this is not what most would consider a beach, the waters are very good for snorkelers because of the wide variety of fish in the area. The sand beach is considered a sacred place because of its use by Hawaiian royalty in the past and sunbathing there is discouraged, but water entry is fine.
The bay is historically prominent. This is where Captain James Cook was honored as the God Lono. He was later killed on the far shore of this bay. Although this is not a sandy beach, the waters provide an excellent opportunity for viewing tropical fish and corals for both snorkelers and SCUBA divers. The removal of coral, rocks and shells is prohibited.
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At the pier, and across from the King Kamehameha Hotel, is a favorite swimming spot for the children of Kailua-Kona. During storms the surf comes rolling in and crashes into the sea wall sending salty spray high into the air and onto many an unsuspecting visitor.
Tidal pools are great places to take the kids and Wawaloli Beach Park, near the Natural
Energy Lab, just north of Kailua-Kona is a safe place except during storms or heavy surf.
At one time it was the site of an old Hawaiian village. There are ruins and an ancient paved trail in the area. Nice sandy spots, in the midst of the lava, provide sunning areas for tanning enthusiasts.
A most beautiful beach. Hapuna State Beach Park has a wonderful white sand beach that, during calm times, drops off so gradually that children can go out from shore and still be in shallow water. It is large enough so that you won't feel crowded and has pavilions, restrooms, showers and even a snack shop for light lunches. Good fun can be had body surfing. A very popular beach in and idyllic setting.
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Spencer Beach Park is on the shoreline just a stone's throw away from Pu'ukohola Heiau
near Kawaihae Bay. This huge heiau was built to honor King Kamehameha's War God
and was completed just four years before he united the Hawaiian Islands in the1790's. Like Hapuna Beach the water slopes off very gradually and the beach area is well protected from large ocean swells. Swimming, snorkeling and SCUBA diving opportunities are available.
Lapakahi State Historical Park has a coral stone, pocket beach which is good for
snorkeling or SCUBA, but only if the the surf is relatively calm. The Park has a restored
Hawaiian village and is an interesting place to visit. Since it is on the leeward or Kona
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Keokea Beach Park is a favorite place for the North Kohala residents, especially on weekends and holidays, but the swimming here is not very good. The shoreline is rocky
and during the winter months North Pacific storms can send in heavy surf. It is a great
place for picnicking. There are facilities here which include pavilions, restrooms, showers,
drinking water, electricity, a camp site and parking.
Leileiwi Beach Park is just on the outskirts of Hilo south of town. It contains a series of
ponds, inlets and coves, but only a very small black sand beach. Adjoining the Park is
the Richardson Ocean Center, which is open to the general public and quarters the Sea
Grant Program. This is one of the most popular snorkeling areas on this side of the Big
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Reed's Bay Park is at the very beginning of Banyan Drive as you enter the "Hotel Strip"
in Hilo. A marina and the harbor are adjacent to the park. The beach is made up of coral
rubble and some white sand. This is a nice safe place to swim. Nearby is Ice Pond, which got its name from the cold fresh water spring that gushes from the bottom of the pond.
Onekahakaha is the most popular beach park in the Hilo area. Rare in these parts is the
white sand beach, and there is a breakwater that provides protection for swimmers of all
levels of competence. Ther are lifeguards, picnic pavilions, restrooms, showers and plenty of parking available. Swimming outside the breakwater can be very dangerous, as the breakers tend to push swimmers into the large boulders along the shore.
Punalu'u Black Sand Beach was formed when the flowing lava reached the sea and
exploded into small grains. Punalu'u means "diving spring" because the Hawaiians used
to dive offshore to places where fresh water springs came out of the sea floor and capture
fresh water in calabashes for drinking water. There is a rip current near the boat ramp that can be very dangerous for swimmers. Most facilities are available at the park.
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The 12 mile drive to South Point is well worth the trip. This is the southernmost tip of the United States, as well as a very historical area. Beneath the navigational marker are the remains of Kalalea Heiau, carbon dated to about the 5th century! Stone age tools were
used to carve holes in the rocks below the heiau so that lines could be secured for fishing
boats far below. About 80 of these canoe holes still exist.
Officially known as Pu'uhononua o Honaunau National Historic Park, this "place of refuge" was a sanctuary for lawbreakers, defeated warriors and anyone else in need of a safe haven. Once inside the 10 foot high, 17 foot wide lava rock walls, one could receive
absolution as well as be protected from your pursuers. Sites have been restored to reflect
their appearance in the late 1700's. Two heiaus within the park date back to the 16th and
Hikiau Heiau State Monument is where Capain Cook first landed on Hawaii at Kealakekua Bay. He and his crew were treated royally because it was during the feast of Lono, a major Hawaiian god. It had been predicted that a god would come on white wings and his ships with their white sails, were thought to be from the gods. His second arrival, a month later resulted in his death.
This statue of King Kamehameha stands near his birthplace in the Kohala area. But its trip here was an unusual one. King Kalakaua had commissioned a bronze statue of the King from a Boston sculpture living in Italy. Enroute to Hawai'i in 1880, the ship carrying the statue sank off the coast of the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic. Years later the ship was salvaged, a ship captain who recognized the statue bought it at auction and shipped it to Hawai'i and finally, to the Big Island.
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Lapakahi State Historical Park is a hidden treasure just off the highway heading north
from Kona. This was a fishing village 600 years ago, and most of what you see is preserved, rather than restored. There are canoe sheds, house sites, burial grounds and
fishing shrines. A very informative trail brochure is available to help you on a self guided tour. This is so well done that, with some imagination, you can place yourself back in time.
Travel north along the coast highway as far as you can go and this vista awaits you. In
the 1800's, Pololu Valley was a pleasant farming village, and principal taro growing valley in the area. An irrigation project was begun in 1904 to divert water from the Kohala Mountains to sugar cane fields in North Kohala. Once the project was completed, the 22 miles of tunnels and open waterways so diminished the water of Pololu Stream that taro could no longer be grown.
The closest most people get to Waipi'o Valley is this lookout at the end of the road. The
valley was once one of the most important taro growing areas in the islands, but is presently almost uninhabited. Some farmers still commute from homes "topside" to tend small taro patches on the weekends, but severe flooding and tsunamis have contributed to the demise of large scale planting. The road into the valley is extremely steep and only 4 wheel vehicles are allowed.
Most people don't think of ranches when they think of Hawai'i, but the 225,000 acre Parker Ranch is the largest independently owned ranch in the United States. Founded by John Palmer Parker, a sailor who jumped ship in 1809 and fell in love with the area as well as with the granddaughter of King Kamehameha I, the ranch raises about 50,000 head of cattle a year. A museum at the Visitor Center tells about the family as well as the ranch.
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Clouds of steam arise where the lava enters the ocean. This is one of the few places in the United States that is significantly growing in land mass. Lava has added over 18 acres to the island from the last eruptive period. The lava is presently flowing, at the time of this writing, at 450,000 cubic yards a day.
Hawai'i Volcanos National Park is a "must see". You can drive through fern forests, pass
wild orchids and steaming vents along the road, and stand at the edge of dormant Halema'uma'u firepit. There is an observatory and a visitor center, and roads that take you
over old lava flows. Aerial sightseeing is available and can be a once in a lifetime experience. Viewing is even more dramatic at night. Phone 967-7311 for current
Some of the best snorkeling beaches are shown here. Check with local residents about varying conditions.
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This dive is an excellent spot for a novice shore dive. The bottom is fairly shallow and covered with finger coral. The center of the bay has a shallow reef that is the home for butterfly fish and tropicals. Occasionally turtles can be seen swimming by.
This wonderful site offers excellent opportunities for shore diving. The dive site has one of the easiest entries on the island. Once in the water, one is greeted with a variety of butterfly fish, trumpet fish, eels and tropicals. The bottom has a variety of corals and turtles can almost always be found. The coral beds average 35 feet until reaching a sand slope where the depth drops off to over 100 feet.
This site is a favorite for exploring since it has a variety of crevices and small caves that are the home for a wealth of sea life. The walls here are covered with corals and dramatic drop-offs. Depth is between 10 to 80 feet with lots to explore in between. The area can be a shore or boat dive. A strong current can be present.
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Kealakekua Bay:
Kealakekua Bay is a state Marine Life Conservation District. The bay is a favorite for snorkeling and SCUBA diving. The bay starts in relatively shallow water with large coral heads and densely packed finger coral. Toward the outside of the bay the depth increases dramatically to 140 feet.
Plane Wreck Point is the home of an old two engine plane sunk in 115 feet of water. The first impression of the site is not favorable until one begins to explore the area for sea life. The plane is the home for a variety of tropicals which is a taste of things to be found.
The Pine Trees area provides a myriad of diving experiences and includes over 50 different dive sites. Coral, caves, arches, boulders, rubble piles, reefs, sand flats and much more provide a diverse home for a variety of sea creatures. The arches and caves alone can consume dozens of dives and since most dives are between 10 and 55 feet, a lot of bottom time can be enjoyed on each dive. If you are planning a dive vacation, this is the place to visit.
Manta Ray Village is located just off the Kona Surf Resort. This area has little to offer in the way of reefs and dense populations of fish life. However, what it lacks in reefs is more than made up for by the Manta Rays that frequent the area. The dive site is relatively shallow, not more than 35 feet.
This area, as the name suggests, is a fantastic place to dive. However, as with anything that looks too good to be true, Utopia is difficult to dive due to the currents and surge. Utopia consists of several pinacles which start in 20 feet and descend to over 100 feet. The pinnacles are full of nooks and cracks and are a natural place to collect a variety of fish, lobster and corals.
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Three Caves:
This area is a cave divers paradise. There are many caves in easy reach, each offering its own unique component to this dive. Some of the openings are in only 35 feet of water. Several caves have lava tubes for further exploration. You will probably want to plan on several dives to this site to see all the features of this site..
Waikoloa Village Golf Club Resort - 18 Holes - Par 72 - 6142 Yards
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This Robert Trent Jones Sr. course opened in 1972. This course is not maintained as are the resort courses but some very interesting archaeological sites have been preserved on this course.
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This course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. in 1972. One of the interesting things about golfing here is that there are preserved archaeological sites on the course.
This is the only municipal course on the island of Hawai'i. There are no sand traps but lots of trees and great views throughout this lush 18 hole course.
The Kona Country Club originally had 27 holes, an 18 hole course and a 9 hole course. The nine hole course had another nine holes added to it. The resulting 18 hole course is known as the Ali'i.
This short flat 9 hole layout is now affiliated with the Naniloa Hotel, qualifying it as a resort course. This course has long been popular with Hilo residents.
The original course has been divided into two courses with new nine holes added to each, creating the North Course and the South Course. The flavor of the natural lava surrounding has been kept.
The original course has been divided into two courses with new nine holes added to each, creating the North Course and the South Course. The flavor of the natural lava surrounding has been kept.
This Tom Weiskopf and Jay Moorish design opened in 1990. Perfect for resort golfers playing from the regular tees and challenging professionals playing the back tees.
This Robert Trent Jones, Jr. course opened in 1972 for play. This course gets less play than the Beach or Kings courses, however it is a beautiful course with its own challenges.
This course is at 4,000 ft elevation in the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park above Kilauea volcano. Remember at this altitude your ball will travel further.
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Restaurants - Dick's Coffee House:
In the Hilo Shopping Center on the makai side of Kilauea Avenue, this place is open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Slightly reminiscent of a roadside diner, but there are few places anywhere that gives so much for so little.
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Restaurants - Roussel's:
This is still one of the hot spots in Hilo for dining. The chef is from New Orleans; the cuisine is said to be creole style, but there are many dishes that more properly could be called continental. Located on Keawe Avenue just north of Wainuenue Avenue.
Reservations recommended. Call 935-5111.
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Restaurants - Fiasco's:
In Hilo, this restaurant is not fancy or pretentious, but based on the food, it should be around for a long time. The menu is imaginative and the food is delicious. Recently, they have opened a night club which has a comedy night on Monday and other entertainment Thursday through Saturday til 2 AM.
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Restaurants - Volcano House:
The best thing about this is the location and the fireplace! The dining area overlooks the main caldera of Kilauea Volcano, and they have a fireplace that they claim has had a continous fire in it for decades. They are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, but not continuously. There is also a snack shop. This is not gourmet dining.
Volcano Golf and Country Club
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Restaurants - Volcano Golf and Country Club:
We had a delightful breakfast here, and they are also open for lunch. On Fridays and Saturdays they serve dinner from 6-8:30. Food is a mixture of American and Japanese, prices are moderate and the people are friendly.
Mama Lani's Mexican
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Restaurants - Mama Lani's Mexican:
In the main shopping center in Kea'au. If you like Mexican food, this is absolutely worth the drive down from Hilo. Open 7 days a week. Whether for lunch or dinner, the prices here are low.
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Restaurants - Rib House Restaurant:
We heard about this before we got to Pahoa. "Finger licking good" is what we heard. Prices are low to moderate and, naturally, chicken and ribs are the house specialties.
Tex Drive Inn
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Restaurants - Tex Drive Inn:
On the main highway at the Honoka'a School intersection. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Tex's is more popular than the others in Honoka'a, if for no other reason that it is on the main drag. Stop by here and try the malasadas, Portuguese doughnuts without the hole.
Edelweiss
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Restaurants - Edelweiss:
Don't miss this if you are in the Waimea area at meal time. Dining out in Hawai'i is not always a great experience and unlike the metropolitan centers of the mainland such as San Francisco, New Orleans and New York, interesting little restaurants at reasonable prices are rare. We stopped in for lunch here with no prior knowledge except that it had recently been taken over by a German fellow. One bite of just the potatoes so excited our taste buds that we had to know more of this "German fellow". Hans-Peter Hager was good enough to talk to us and when we exclaimed that he was a gourmet chef, he
modestly replied, "No, just a cook, but we enjoy what we do." Hans-Peter, we learned had worked for twenty years at the famed Mauna Kea. Since they don't take reservations, you may have a little wait.
Parker Ranch Broiler
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Restaurants - Parker Ranch Broiler:
In the Parker Ranch Shopping Center in Waimea. It is either under new management or new ownership and the change has been positive. Everyone we talked to said the food is excellent and the atmosphere improved, less formal. Long a favorite with residents and tourists alike as the "Special Occasion" dining spot.
Hartwell's
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Restaurants - Hartwell's:
In the Hale Kea Center which you will find on the right side of the highway as you drive toward Kawaihae. This is the elegant restaurant of Waimea and hosts assure us the food is good, but the prices are on the high side.
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Restaurants - Cafe Pesto:
If you happen to get through Waimea without trying one of their restaurants, and cannot afford the Mauna Kea Resort, give this a try. Pizza, pasta and more for lunch or dinner in Kawaihae.
La Bourgogne
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Restaurants - La Bourgogne:
Located 4 miles south of Kailua on the Kuakini Highway and open for dinner only, Monday through Saturday. We highly recommend this place if you want something special. The food and service is very nice and not all that expensive. Best call for
reservations as they have limited space. 329-6711.
Drysdale's
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Restaurants - Drysdale's:
On the makai side of Ali'i Drive in the Kona Inn Shopping Village. This is a good place for lunch if you want a little more atmosphere than most other spots. Prices here are moderate. They have a comfortable cocktail lounge. There is another Drysdale's out near the Kona Surf Hotel.
Kona Inn Restaurant
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Restaurants - Kona Inn Restaurant:
This is located in the Kona Inn and is one of the oldest restaurants in Kailua with the Inn going back to 1928. It is right on the water and has a very nice atmosphere. It is open for lunch and dinner. Reservations recommended. Call 329-4455.
Fisherman's Landing
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Restaurants - Fisherman's Landing:
Located next to the Kona Inn on Ali'i Drive and with as good a setting. It is owned and operated by Uncle Billy's, who have been in Kailua for a long time. The menu is extensive and dinners are reasonable.
Ocean View Inn
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Restaurants - Ocean View Inn:
At the north end of Ali'i Drive, in Kona, on the mauka side of the Drive, this is an Oriental restaurant with a big reputation with the residents. A long time resident who was born and raised in China says this is the best chop suey place in all of Hawai'i. Low cost with lots to eat. In spite of long lines, they eventually get everybody served.
Kanazawa Tei
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Restaurants - Kanazawa Tei:
This is authentic Japanese cuisine, not at all expensive, but very good, if that is what you are looking for. This is on the mauka side of Ali'i Drive in Kona, across from the Hilton Hotel.
Aloha Theater Cafe
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Restaurants - Aloha Theater Cafe:
This has long been a favorite breakfast and lunch spot for local residents and now they are open for dinner too. We were told by friends who live in Kona, that the food is gourmet. The menu is not extensive, some Mexican dishes, catch of the day and they
bake all of their own cakes, pastries and cookies. If you get there early in the evening, you can have your meal on the lanai and watch the sun set. Located in the Keauhou area in Kainaliu.
At Sea Mountain Golf Course of course. They are open for breakfast and lunch. Punalu'u is a nice place to stop when driving the southern route from Hilo to Kona.
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Population: 120,300
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Coastal Length: 266 miles
Land Area: 4,038 square miles
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Width: 76 miles
Highest Mountain: Mauna Kea - 13,796 ft.
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Kurtistown................. 20 minutes
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Hilo is the county seat of government for the Big Island, as well as the largest city in the entire state other than some on O'ahu. It is a quaint, interesting town with many amenities not found elsewhere on the island, except for possibly Kona, which is more of a resort town. Hawaiian lore states that Hilo will never be destroyed by the Volcano and, to date, it has been devastated by two major tidal waves but no serious threats by lava, at least in recent memory. It is a central location for exploring the volcano area, as well as the Hamakua Coast. Hilo is known for its rain (about 140 inches a year), lush tropical foliage, anthurium and orchid nurseries and its proximity to the volcano.
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Also referred to as Kamuela, this is paniolo (cowboy) country. Its elevation insures cooler temperatures, with sweaters frequently welcome in the evening and fireplaces common in many homes. The Parker Ranch dominates the area and its miles of ranchland give a feeling of openness not found many other places in the state. Waimea is known for its climate, western feeling, horses and cattle.
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No where in the world can one see more authentic or accomplished hula dancing than at this festival. Halau's, hula schools, from all the Islands and even from the mainland come here to compete in Kahiko and 'Auwana, old and modern hula. Actually, the festival lasts a whole week with the hula competition on the last three nights. You must reserve months in advance as this is very popular in Hawai'i.
When you talk about the West, you can't get much farther West than this in the "Good Old U.S.A." We know how to rope, bulldog and ride 'em like back on the mainland. See for yourself. Top entertainment by Hawaiian paniolo, cowboys, from the largest privately owned ranch in the United States. Our name for cowboys is derived from a Spanish word because our cowboys were taught by Mexican cowboys when we started to import cattle into the Islands.
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The Cove
ANNUAL HILO ORCHID SHOW:
July - Hilo
Hilo people say this is a better orchid show than the one in Honolulu. Besides pineapple, sugar, macadamia nuts and papaya, we ship lots and lots of orchids to the mainland. Many of the biggest growers raise them here . Come see for youself.
For more information, call (808) 963-6189.
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The Cove
HAWAIIAN CANOE RACING ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP:
August - Hilo
This is an all islands event with crews coming from Kaua'i, O'ahu, Maui and Moloka'i.
Fun for the whole family and bring a picnic lunch. Lots of excitement and action.
Call (808) 526-1969 for time and place.
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Hawaiian Billfish Tournament
The Cove
HAWAIIAN INTERNATIONAL BILLFISH TOURNAMENT:
August - Kailua-Kona
Blue Marlin are the big name in this tournament. Sailfish and sword fish are also caught in the competition. It's quite a spectacle to watch the crews hoist a several hundred pound marlin for weigh-in and picture taking. Deep sea fishing is considered good here all year long.
Details can be clarified by calling (808) 836-0974.
Many of the events and parts of the program are as you would find them on the mainland, but there are major differences too. The most notable difference is the food, but communication between friends has a different ring to it also. Words in English, Japanese, Filipino, Chinese and Korean have all come into the language we use in Hawai'i.
More information is available by calling (808) 965-9522.
A one day test of endurance that requires superb conditioning, the Ironman was the first of it's kind and is still recognized as the toughest. There is the open ocean swim, the bike race follows that and then, as if that is not enough, the contestants get to run a full
Marathon. Temperatures at midday on the bicycle part of the course have been recorded at 125 degrees at ground level. as a spectator, you can watch all the happenings right in Kailua-Kona.
The Ironman office can be reached by calling (808) 329-0063.
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