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...
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...
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...
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...
