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Pull over for a look at an ancient battlefield and burial ground. While you’re stopped, we’ll tell you the story of this historic spot. From...
Read MoreThis historic church was built in 1899 by Father John Velghe of Belgium. Unlike the typical stained glass windows that you’ll find in churches, this...
Read MoreTake a walk to learn a bit about Hawaii’s history and the story of one of its most famous kings, Kamehameha III. The walking area...
Read MoreIn ancient times, Pu'uhonua was known as the city of refuge, and offered a sanctuary to lawbreakers. Within the park are a number of historical...
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Kealakekua Bay is a marine life conservation district. Since the water at the bay is usually calm, underwater life thrives, along with the coral reef,...
Read MoreHave you ever seen a church on the beach? Well, here you can! Look out for a small white church and you’ll see the beach...
Read MoreTwo-step is immediately after the turn for Pu'uhonua park. The beach got its name for the lava rock steps you can use to enter the...
Read MoreThis white sand beach along the Kona Coast is perfect for the whole family. As you look around you’ll notice large black rock, these lava...
Read MoreBig Island Bees makes honey from all sorts of flowers that are grown on the island. With over 2,500 hives and 125 million bees they...
Read MoreAs you drive down the road, you’ll see the Aloha Theatre -- a historic site that was once the place to go in the 1930’s...
Read MoreBuilt in 1917 by a Japanese mail-order bride and her husband, the late Kinzo and Osame Manago, as a restaurant with futons for their customers...
Read MoreAt the Kona Coffee Farm you can take a self-guided tour through the orchard, farmhouse, and coffee mill. There are also costumed interpreters that bring...
Read MoreAnother great spot to learn about coffee and its importance to this region of Big Island is the Greenwell Farm and Museum is a multi-faceted...
Read MoreHere you can see an ancient fishpond and a traditional thatched Hawaiian building. The cultural significance of this park lies in the way it has...
Read MoreThe Huehue lava tube is an enormous and ancient lava tube formed from Hualalai Volcano. Have a look for it on your left-hand side as...
Read MoreIf you haven’t eaten at any of the previous stops on the tour, we’ll guide you to Sundried Specialties where you can try some ono...
Read MoreHave you ever dreams of eating donkey balls? Probably not. But on Hawaii’s Big Island, it’s a must-have experience. Don’t worry, it’s not what you...
Read MoreThe beach is also known as “La’aloa”, white sands, or disappearing sands, and it got the name from the sand that is pulled off from...
Read MoreKealakekua bay is a marine life conservation district. Because the water here is usually calm, underwater life thrives making it a great spot for snorkeling....
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