Big Island Activities & Attractions of Hawaii
Are you looking for Big Island activities and attractions in Hawaii? There is so much to see and do on Hawaii Islands. The island is much greater in size than all the other Hawaiian islands combined! If you are exploring the Big Island of Hawaii (a.k.a. Hawaii Island), you should spend a few days or more in Volcano Village - more than volcanoes. Volcano Village is literally located at the entrance to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Volcano provides convenient access to the Big Island’s major attractions; all in a relaxing, tranquil rain-forest setting.
Volcano Village is home to The Chalet Kilauea Collection. These Volcano Hawaii lodging accommodations are strategically located just off HWY 11; a perfect and convenient “base” for an exploration of East Hawaii. The Chalet Kilauea Collection properties: The Inn at Volcano, Volcano Vacation Homes, Lokahi Lodge, and Volcano Hale. These properties are all situated in the lush rain-forest surrounds of one of the last remaining Hawaiian rain-forests. The properties are also perfectly positioned for visiting the attractions the Big Island has to offer, including, of course, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park!
We are your personal gateway to all of East Hawaii’s hidden treasures ... a surplus of natural wonders to satisfy several days of exploration!
Volcanoes, Secret Beaches, Sea Turtle Havens, Gardens, Waterfalls, World’s Tallest Mountain, Astronomy, Museums, Culture ...
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A quality rental vehicle is a must for any Big Island adventure. Given the size of the island, taxis are not an efficient way to travel. In addition, bus tours tend to be exhausting. We have teamed up the Thrifty Car Rental in order to provide our guests the lowest … more info |
| 2400 Degrees Fahrenheit | |
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2400 Degrees Fahrenheit is a working studio and a gallery. Michael and Misato Mortara are nationally recognized glass artists whose works are featured in fine art galleries across the United States. Watch them create lovely pieces before your eyes. The gallery displays a wide range of work including pieces not … more info |
| Akaka Falls State Park | |
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`Akaka Falls State Park is a state park on the Big Island. It is located 11 miles north from Hilo (at the end of Highway 220) on the Island of Hawaii. It includes `Akaka Falls, a 442 ft. tall waterfall. `Akaka is the Hawaiian name for this feature. “‘Akaka” means … more info |
| Akatsuka Orchid Gardens | |
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Akatsuka Orchid Gardens has a variety of tropical plants and orchids. The gardens also feature a great gift shop! Open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Free Admission Getting Here: The gardens are three miles north of Volcano Village, on Highway 11 towards Hilo. more info |
| Banyan Drive and Lili’uokalani Park | |
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To reach this drive, as you head down Highway 11 toward Hilo Bay, you will reach an intersection with Kamehameha Avenue. Continue straight and as the road curves to the right you’ll see graceful and stately banyan trees lining the road on the left. Many trees are named for those … more info |
| Bike Kilauea Volcano | |
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Guided bicycle tours of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and Kilauea Volcano’s east rift zone and active lava flow. Bike down an active volcano! Easy riding: mostly downhill and leveled terrain All equipment provided Includes lunch/dinner, snacks, and beverages Paved Roads and Trails National Park & … more info |
| Bird Park (Namakani Paio) | |
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Great, little-known area of Volcanoes National Park. Fantastic trail heads, tree molds, and bird havens! Bring snacks or a picnic lunch and create fun memories! Getting Here: Located past the entrance to Volcanoes National Park shortly after mile marker 31, but before mile marker 33 on HWY 11. … more info |
| Black Sand Beach at Punalu`u Beach Park | |
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The Island of Hawaii is the only island to have white, black and green sand beaches. This easily accessible black sand beach offers swimming and snorkeling with seasonal viewing of the Hawksbill and Giant Sea Turtles. Located 45 minutes south of Volcano Village off Highway 11. Punalu`u Beach Park is … more info |
| Green Sands Beach (Papakolea Beach) | |
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The Island of Hawaii is the only island to have white, black and green sand beaches. The green sand beach is south of Volcano Village on Route 11. Turn left at the South Point Road (between mile markers #69 and #70). About 11 miles from the turnoff you will pass … more info |
| Hapuna Beach | |
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Hapuna Beach is one of Hawaii Island’s few white sand beaches located on the West side of the island. Hapuna beach is a favorite among travelers and locals. The beach also houses a large park area, perfect for picnics and fun activities with the family. Getting Here: From Volcano … more info |
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