Learning to Surf the Waves in Kona, Hawaii: An Adventure for Everyone If you’ve ever dreamt of conquering the blue waves with a surfboard under your feet, there’s no place better than Kona, Hawaii. Imagine this: You’re standing on a sun-kissed beach, the salty breeze teasing your hair, the rhythmic sound of waves crashing, and […]
Although not the most picture perfect Kealakekua Bay is one of the most noteworthy in the Hawaiian Islands. The rocky shoreline and clear waters is the sight where Captain James Cook was killed. Today, many include a visit to the bay for a day of kayaking, snorkeling and diving.
The Hawaiian Islands have a collection of glorious green courses that range from the extraordinary to the exhilarating. The professionals have called Hawaii a tour stop for many years. The PGA Hyundai Tournament of Champions at Maui’s Kapalua’s Plantation Course announces the official start of the tour season each January. More recently, the LPGA announced […]
The Big Island is filled with ocean activities and experiences that create long lasting memories in many and a desire to return to Hawaii more than once in a lifetime. The ocean awaits with numerous snorkeling spots, hidden coves, dolphin and whale encounters. Fishermen know Kona as one of the best deep sea fishing waters […]
Mauna Loa is the largest volcano as well as the most voluminous mountain on planet earth. Rising more than 33,000 feet from the sea floor, it’s been erupting for 700,000 years. Today the vast majority of this mountain remains inaccessible, but there are a few roads that lead up its massive face. Mauna Loa Road […]
One of the most significant archeological sites in the Hawaiian Islands, Puukohola is filled with history, culture and fantastic ocean views. A call on a clear day will reward visitors with views of Maui, and one in the winter will no doubt bring a glimpse or two of migrating humpback whales. Puukohola is the largest […]
The quiet town of Pahala is tucked away deep in the heart of Ka’u’s upland plains. This lesser-known area is home to quite a few back country scenic drives, and Wood Valley Road (6.5 miles long) is one of them. As you leave Pahala area and head up into the valley you you’ll pass by […]
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is gigantic. It’s over 200,000 acres, and half of that lies in the park’s Kahuku unit accessible from the South Point/Ocean View area, currently only open from 9:00am-3:00pm on Saturdays and Sundays due to park budgetary restrictions. If you’re passing through on a weekend, or are staying in the Ka’u area […]
Located at the 2500 foot level at the base of Mauna Kea, this family run farm puts forth gorgeous produce. Stop by any Tuesday or Friday afternoons or Saturdays at the nearby Waimea Town Market at Parker School on Saturday mornings to gather the sweetest carrots, lettuce and other treats found in high-end island restaurants.
Mauna loa is a truly massive mountain but due to its remoteness most of it remains largely inaccessible. Still, the few roads cut across its face are host to quite a few beautiful secret spots if one only knows where to look. 4.1 miles up Mauna Loa Strip Road in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park you’ll […]
