Get to Know the Big Island of Hawaii

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The Valley of the Kings is a stunning place, brimming with history and Hawaiian cultural significance.

The Waipio Valley is a stunning scenic destination with a black sand beach, beautiful waterfalls and Hawaiian historical & cultural significance.

This stunning beach, with sparkling black sand is frequented by green sea turtles and is a sightseer’s dream.

This gallery offers fine contemporary art pieces ranging from hand carved furniture to ceramic bowls, textile goods and jewelry.

Thurston Lava Tube, dating back 350-500 years is an exemplar example of the many lava caves on the Big Island formed by continual volcanic activity.

A gorgeous black and green sand beach perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and family-friendly fun near Hilo.

The western side of the Big Island is home to Kona Brewing Company and that success has spurred one of the best brew festivals in Hawaii.

Visiting Hilo during the annual Merrie Monarch Festival is a wonderful opportunity to explore and enjoy traditional Hawaiian hula, arts and crafts, music, and fun local events.

Old Kona Airport Beach Park is a comprehensive recreational area with outstanding beach access, plenty of parking and covered picnic tables with incredible sunset views.

Puna is the perfect place to explore off the beaten path and experience a nice flavor of local life at the Ho’olaule’a Farmers Market.

An annual event gathering filmmakers, speakers, exhibits, and incredible films, the Waimea Ocean Film Festival provides a unique, Hawaiian film experience to moviegoers.

Held on a monthly basis, Kokua Kailua is a leisurely art stroll through the streets of historic Kailua Village that brings together artisans and craftspeople throughout the Big Island.

Attend the world famous Kona Coffee Festival for one of the most enlightening and delicious experiences you can undertake on the Big Island of Hawaii.

The Ironman World Championship is the ultimate physical and mental test of strength, resilience, and endurance in the world.

One of the best snorkeling areas in the world resides at Honaunau Bay, better known to locals as Two Step for the natural rock formation that provides easy access to the water – even if you’re wearing flippers

Home to gorgeous valleys, exotic plants, and the heart of waterfall country, the Hamakua Coast is a breathtaking adventure waiting to happen.

If you’re visiting the Kona Area, here are the state and national parks you should see to gain a taste of Hawaii’s culture and unique natural wonders.

Kona’s Farmers Markets give you the opportunity to find the freshest produce, give straight back to the community and enjoy one of Hawaii’s favorite shopping experiences.

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

Home to the annual Magic Sands Bodysurfing Championship, White Sands Beach Park is a versatile Hawaiian beach with easy access to surfing, swimming, and snorkeling opportunities.

Keauhou Shopping Center overlooking the Big Island’s Kailua-Kona Coast makes for a relaxed shopping experience that has something for everyone to enjoy.

Kohanaiki Beach Park, also known as Pine Trees, is a popular beach among the local surfing community.

As you cruise around the Big Island taking in the sights, consider taking one of these incredible scenic drives.

On the Kohala coast you will find the white sands of Kukio Beach where travelers can enjoy sun, sand and waves and likely spot Green Sea Turtles.

Hapuna beach is an iconic white sand beach on the Big Island of Hawaii that consistently ranks on the top of most best beaches lists from around the world.

A favorite for Big Island locals, this is a stunning, remote beach with gorgeous white sand and incredible views.

The 2018 Ironman World Championship was one for the record books, with five course records being broken.

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

Attention Mai Tai lovers, the Don the Beachcomber Mai Tai Festival in Kona is a fun annual event featuring a mai tai mix-off contest, BBQ cook-off, and live music pool party.

Also known as Mauna O Wakea, or Mountain of the Sky Father, Mauna Kea, the White Mountain is an important cultural site.

With Hilo being the largest city on the Big Island, it is host to several great Farmers Markets with a diverse selection of offerings, from Tai Chi lessons to exotic fruits and hand made crafts.

Easily accessible and with plenty of scenic lookouts, you’ll want to check out these amazing hiking and walking trails in Volcanoes National Park.

Home to a widely-featured and highly-sought after artist in David Maes “Kawika” Gallegos, Spirit Art Studio offers the best opportunity to experience his beloved works.

Attention bird lovers, the Hawaii Island Festival of Birds is a fun event featuring a film festival, hands on activities, expert speakers and guided birding excursions.

For history buffs and those fascinated by Hawaiian culture, the Big Island has many fascinating attractions to visit.