A popular destination due to its sequence of natural lava rock pools, tide-pool coves, and fresh water springs with nice pavilion picnic areas and great views of the Pacific Ocean

Keauhou Bay is sanctified with sunny skies and perfect waters for snorkeling, scuba diving, paddle boarding, and kayaking.

This natural hot pond on the Big Island of Hawaii in rural Puna makes for a warm, relaxing time for the whole family to enjoy.

The Hawaiian green sea turtle, or “honu” are abundant in Hawaii. If seeing a turtle is high on your vacation itinerary, these beaches won’t disappoint.

While Hawaii Island offers a huge variety of beaches to enjoy, several Big Island beaches regularly make the ‘best beaches in the world’ lists.

The Hawaiian monk seal, the official state mammal of Hawaii is the most endangered pinniped species in the United States.

If you’re here to make the most of your Hawaiian vacation, there’s no better place to start than the remote beaches of Ka’u.

With their incredible marine life, amazing coral, and crystal clear water, you’ll love these snorkeling spots around the Big Island.

Please use reef safe sunscreen products and practices when you’re visiting Hawaii, our reefs, fish and community will thank you!

The Big Island is world-famous for its pristine multi-colored beaches, explore more with our comprehensive beach guide.

If you’re looking for a Big Island gear rental, look no further than our list of great rental companies.

Dedicating a full day to lounging and playing on the beach is a must-do for any Hawaiian vacation, read on for tips to make it the perfect day.