Be shown the absolute best highlights of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park by our experienced local tour guide. She'll share with you the Hawaiian legends, history and geology as you are driven around the crater rim and given the opportunity to stroll along the steam vents, peer down Halema'uma'u and Kilauea Iki Craters, see the amazing Sulfur Banks and enjoy lunch at historic Volcano House. We'll do the driving and all you have to do is be amazed by one of the world's most active volcanoes!

Kona's original, award winning kayak shop, serving the Big Island and specializing in Kealakekua Bay since 1995. We are a small, laid back, island style surf, kayak, and dive shop located on the Big Island's Kona Coast above Kealakekua Bay. Helping locals and visitors alike enjoy Hawaii's waters.

Spiritual place thought to be the birthplace of King Kamehameha.

Located behind the Mauna Kea Hotel.

This is considered one of the best collections of plant life on the Island of Hawaii.

Mauna Kea 28 miles (45.1 km) W of Hilo on Hawaii 200, then N on the access road to the Onizuka Center for International Astronomy (808) 961-2180. Mauna Kea is the largest volcano on the Big Island...

Getting to Green Sand beach is a lesson in patience and not-so aimless wanderings.  When you get past the paved road and hit -really- bumpy roads, there will be a fork. If you go right you can park...

Guided trips to Mauna Kea at sunset and for stargazing.

A scenic area of waterfalls and thousand foot cliffs.

No traveler to the Big Island of Hawaii should miss a visit to the Parker Ranch Museum and the Parker Ranch Historic Homes located in the town of Kamuela.  What a delightful experience!  The Estate is

Dolphin Quest Hawaii , located at the spectacular Hilton Waikoloa Village, brings people and dolphins closer than ever in fun, interactive dolphin encounter programs for all ages. This unique experience is on-of-a-kind on Hawaii's Big Island and is great for kids, adults or the entire family! Reservations can be made 2 months in advance. Dolphin Quest's Learning Center Lagoon, opened in 1988, was the first of its kind and inspired a new generation of large, natural habitats for marine mammals. A portion of the proceeds from your Dolphin Quest encounter program supports vital marine education, conservation and research.

An easy one-hour hike through meadowlands and old growth forest.

This 182-acre park contains the Puuhonua, a sacred place of refuge, as well as other temples and coastal sites.

Formal tours Monday thru Friday at 10, 12 and 2pm. Ages 8 and up are $35 and children 4-7 are $25. 3 and under are free but are too young to have a seahorse hold them. The trip is one hour long...