Lava FieldPhoto by Bob_the_Aussie, Australia
Our guide showed us an 160 foot deep unmarked pit ...Photo by Travel61
Kayaking out on the bayPhoto by Anonymous
Zoomed inPhoto by Carol P, USA
As the sun starts to go downPhoto by Carol P, USA
The colors on this fish were absolutely amazing!Photo by Anonymous
Lava TubePhoto by Bob_the_Aussie, Australia
This picture was taken next to one of the steam ve...Photo by Thomas Z, USA
Our guide showed us an 160 foot deep unmarked pit ...Photo by Travel61
We stopped for a short hike on the rampart splatte...Photo by Travel61
Our guide was happy to answer questions along the ...Photo by Travel61
Plenty of fish to see when snorkeling in the bayPhoto by Anonymous
We stopped for a Sunset Dinner at the end of the “...Photo by Travel61
Our guide was great at helping us get launched on ...Photo by Anonymous
Fish by the Cap Cook monumentPhoto by Janneke H, USA
Our guide was happy to answer questions along the ...Photo by Travel61
Cliff view while on Waterfalls Adventure Tour. Br...Photo by Suzanne D
Looking under water for fish around the coralPhoto by Anonymous
This photo was taken looking out from Thurston Lav...Photo by Thomas Z, USA
This school of fish swam was one of the many that ...Photo by Anonymous
Big Island of Hawaii
Attractions
Big Island of Hawaii Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Big Island of Hawaii attractions and places to see in Big Island of Hawaii, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
Waimea
The Big Island’s main town in the interior is Waimea, perched at the foot of the mountains bordering the island’s north coast. It may be in the foothills, ... Continue Reading »
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
The mega attraction on the Big Island is Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii’s sole World Heritage Site. The volatile park’s centerpiece is Kilauea Volcano, ... Continue Reading »
Kilauea Volcano
Kilauea Volcano is the star of the Big Island’s Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii's only World Heritage Site. Kilauea Volcano remains active, spouting orange ... Continue Reading »
Mauna Kea Summit & Observatoy
Whether you’re a budding astrophysicist or just a fan of Big Bang Theory, take the opportunity while you’re on the Big Island to visit the Mauna Kea Summit ... Continue Reading »
Hilo
Hilo might be the Big Island’s largest settlement but it’s a laid back coastal place, with some classic old buildings and wooden storefronts. The town is on ... Continue Reading »
Kealakekua Bay
For some of the best snorkeling on the Big Island, visit the protected waters of Kealakekua Bay. This remote area is also popular with hikers, who might ... Continue Reading »
Captain Cook Monument
British explorer Captain James Cook met his death at Kealakekua Bay on February 14, 1779 perhaps due to a misunderstanding over the use of a boat. Today, ... Continue Reading »
Kona (Kailua-Kona)
Often called Kailua-Kona, and referring to the western Kona Coast district as a whole, Kona is on the leeward (dry and sunny) side of the Big Island. The ... Continue Reading »
Kula Kai Caverns and Lava Tubes
The Kula Kai Caverns are ancient lava tubes dating back hundreds of years. Created by the island's volcanic activity, the caves were used over the millennia ... Continue Reading »
Waipi'o Valley
Forming a deep natural amphitheater, washed by the sea and waterfalls, the Big Island’s Waipi'o Valley is a natural wonderland of flowering rainforest and ... Continue Reading »
3 Days on the Big Island: Suggested Itineraries Written by Viator
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