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See It All: the Big Island's Top Places to Be |
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Stop at a Train Museum
You are traveling along Hwy 19 on the Hilo-Hamakua Heritage Coast about half way from Hilo to Honoka'a watching for mile marker 25. If you're paying attention, you'll notice a large concrete sidewalk. Though it's the only sidewalk on the coast, its significance would be lost if t... > More |
Map the Past at Keauhou
A tour of Keauhou Resort, a sprawling 2,300-acre property just south of Kailua-Kona, will bring to life a virtual map of the island's past. Here you'll find remnants of a civilization ruled by feudal chiefs who imposed a strong system of religious kapu (sanctions) administered by... > More |
Learn to Snuba
You've seen the photographs and films of colorful reef fish undulating in the warm, deep blue ocean currents and now you want to experience the sensation of meandering right along-side. But diving way down to the ocean's depths, complete with heavy tanks, seems a bit much for you... > More |
See what's Growing
Don't be misled by the Big Island's barren lava fields. Here you'll find a virtual Garden of Eden planted in all manner of crops, from coffee and macadamia nuts to vanilla and cocoa beans. The island's $500 million agriculture industry is the largest in the state, and the bulk of... > More |
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