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Activities In Hawaii

On Hawaii's Big Island, natural wonders abound. Hiking, cycling, or riding horseback (on your own or with a guide) are wonderful ways to immerse yourself in the Island's amazingly varied eco-systems. Going just about anywhere presents spectacular scenic vistas. Laze the afternoon away on some of the world's most pristine white, black and green sand beaches. Snorkel in an ocean of total clarity. Put your face to the breeze on a charter sail.

But there's more. Explore the ocean depths in a submarine. Experience the graceful beauty of a breaching whale on a whale watching tour, or search for the elusive "grander" while enjoying some of the world's best deep-sea fishing. Explore the mysteries of outer space as you reach up and touch the heavens atop Mauna Kea. Tee off on some of the world's most legendary golf courses. Sample world famous Kona coffee while you explore Kona Coffee Country. Whatever your inclination, you'll find it here.

The attractions on Hawaii's Big Island are also endless. The West Coast or "Kona Side" is the dryer, sunnier, more tropical side and a focal point of visitor activity with quaint shops and restaurants. If you're looking for a party scene, Kailua-Kona would be the spot. The Kohala Coast is considered "Hawaii's Golf Coast" and makes for a scenic drive consisting of botanical gardens, dramatic lava fields, picturesque valleys, and white sand beaches.

Waimea is home to Parker Ranch and amazing pastures giving way to lush valleys of vibrant green foliage. The main attraction of Waipio is the spellbinding Waipio Valley Lookout, while Hamakua has countless "let's stop here" points with brilliant flowers and breathtaking waterfalls.

A must-see, however, is Kilauea, the earth's most active volcano. It is said to be "the greatest show on earth." It's quite a feeling to witness the perpetual fiery birth of new land. A memory that will stay with you for a lifetime. Plan on a long day to tour Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. It's 218,000 acres from sea to summit that also includes Mauna Loa, the earth's largest active volcano. Other attractions include art centers, museums, and incredible drives like the 11-mile crater rim drive around the Kilauea caldera.

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