A Visit to Miloli’i and Honomalino beach on the Big Island Miloli’i is the rugged fishing village on the south side of the Big Island and about a 30 mile drive from Captain Cook area. Unchanged and sleepy Miloli’i is a quiet community and a different vibe and place on...
An introduction to Hawaii ecotourism and sustainability on Hawaii Island Hawaii ecotourism and sustainability tours on Hawaii Island Sustainability and ecotourism on the islands are starting to make more inroads around Hawaii which is blessed with amazing resources of...
Hiking Pu’uwa’awa’a Best hikes to explore and enjoy the outdoors around the Big Island With so much land mass that all the other Hawaiian Islands can fit into the Big Island, there are a lot of open spaces and amazing landscape to explore all these...
Experience an eco tourism Hawaii shoreline tour on the Big Island Visitors curious about the geology, marine and birdlife and also Indigenous plants along the coastline here in West Hawaii and close to the Kona International Airport can enjoy a fabulous eco tour that...
Hike Punalu’u to Kamehame Beach on the Big Island’s south coast Most visitors to the Big Islands to the iconic Punalu’u Black Sand beach just visit quickly to walk through the black sand, spot the resting sea turtles (typically cordoned off on the beach area or...
Visit to Pu’u Loa Petroglyphs at Volcanoes National Park A visit to Pu’u loa Petroglyphs at Volcanoes National Park feels like going back to Hawaiian ancient history come alive. The trail leading up to the petroglyphs located in the lower part of the park is short...
