Aloha and Welcome to Hawaii Menu - A Vacation Guide to the Big Island of Hawaii

The Big Island of Hawaii is the one of the most spectacular places on earth. It is the birthplace of King Kamehameha. The majority of the climates on earth can be found on the Island of Hawaii. The landscape is as diverse as it's weather. From the tropics of Captain Cook and Kailua-Kona, to the dry desert like lunar landscape along the road to the snow capped Mauna Kea. The Kohala Coast is beautiful with its cove beaches, world-class resorts and hotels.

Just mauka (or towards the mountain) from the Mauna Kea Hotel, Mauna Lani Resort, and the Hilton Waikoloa is Waikoloa Village, where you can find a wonderful Robert Trent Jones, Jr. Golf Course. Driving from Waikoloa Village to the little town of Waimea-Kamuela has more panoramic Hawaiian views. Waimea (Kamuela) with its rolling green hills is a wonderful little town with Keck Observatory headquarters, restaurants, shopping, and Parker Ranch.

Then, head west to Honokaa (you might see whales breaching off the coast) and to the incredible Waipi'o Valley. Then drivedown the Hamakua Coast east to Hilo, on the other side of the Island is again full of truly awesome scenery. From Hilo south to the Volcano National Park and what is left of the black sand beaches is a great drive. Don't forget driving out to Hawi to see Hawaii's northwest coast and the Kamehameha statue. The Big Island of Hawaii is far too big for any one web site to adequately cover it all. Though hopefully some of our favorite places will become yours. Aloha.

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Hawaii Menu - A Vacation Guide to the Big Island of Hawaii