A new Kapoho black sand beach with no name in Hawaii Hawaii black sand beaches are truly unique and the island has so many of them to visit from the popular Black sand beach at Punalu’u in the southern part of the island, Gorgeous Polulu black sand beach on the west...
Exploring Waipio Valley on the Big Island of Hawaii: what to see and do now In ancient times Waipio valley was a large community with Hawaiian kings that ruled and lived in this densely populated valley on the Kohala side of the Big Island. Now the valley has reverted...
Let’s explore Kaumana Caves in Hilo, Hawaii Created during the 1881 lava flows into the areas around Hilo, The Kaumana caves are a fascinating place to explore as part of the Kaumana Caves State Park and they are free to visit. You can visit the entrance to the cave...
Exploring Mackenzie State Park and stunning coastlines, lava tubes, hikes and supernatural presence Mackenzie State Park along the Red Road or the Kalapana – Pohoiki road is truly magical and worth the stop on your visit around the area. The park survived most of the...
Lava Tree State Park – A cool, strange natural find A visit to Pahoa and the Puna district wouldn’t be complete without strolling through Lava Tree State Park just a few miles outside of the city limits. What’s cool about visiting this area is that despite all the...
Amazing beach experience at Makalawena Beach on the Big Island Makalawena beach and the coastal areas here are what most visitors to the island dream of visiting but never really get a chance to explore since it is on an unpaved and rugged road going slow towards the...
