Roughly 30 miles north of Kona town, off a sun-beaten highway with black lava fields on both sides, is Puakō’s best-hidden swimming spot: Beach 69. Its official name is Waialea Beach, but hardly anyone calls it that. The nickname comes from a numbered telephone pole, #69, that marked the way to the parking lot. The …
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When you think of the perfect vacation on Big Island, you might picture luaus, beautiful sandy beaches, and ukuleles, but you may not be aware of the incredible opportunities for whale watching tours on Big Island of Hawaii. During the winter months of December through April, over a dozen distinct species of whales, from melon-headed …
There’s an incredible thrill in floating face down in the ocean at night, with only the sound of your breath flowing through your snorkel. Dim blue lights dot the area, barely illuminating the dark water beneath you. As the first manta ray gracefully emerges from the darkness, your anticipation builds into an unforgettable mix of …
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The bright sun warm on your skin. A cool breeze and the sound of waves crashing onto the white sand. What is this intense desire to surf in its clear blue waters? Surfing Big Island waves has been something that every person wants to do. Either for a chance to brag that you surfed the …
The Big Island is the largest in the Hawaiian chain, which means it also has the most coastline. There are some fantastic Hawaiian beaches to explore and enjoy here – each offering a different experience. From scenic white sand wonders perfect for the family to rugged black sand inlets that take effort and adventure to …