World-renowned for the quality and consistency of its beans, Kona Coffee alone is worth a trip to the Big Island.
From pristine beaches to crystal clear night skies and flowing lava, the natural world on the Big Island is truly awe-inspiring. The island is full of breathtaking reminders of the constructive, and destructive, powers of nature. The following articles will give you a glimpse of the beauty you will see in Hawaii.
The Big Island also offers world-class resorts, fine dining, exciting activities, and remarkable preservations of Hawaiian history. The many galleries, museums, hula, and music events across the island share a common artistic expression that only life on the Big Island could inspire. The amazing resorts on the Kohala Coast offer travelers a place to reconnect with friends and family, relax and recharge beneath the swaying palms and tropical sun.
World-renowned for the quality and consistency of its beans, Kona Coffee alone is worth a trip to the Big Island.
If you’re on your way across the northern end of the Big Island these authentic Hawaiian eateries will satisfy your hunger.
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.
A celebration of beer, food, and Hawaiian culture, the Rotary Club of Hilo’s annual Hilo Brewfest is an afternoon of fun, beer, and music.
Nothing beats happy hour, kicking back with a tropical drink in your hand and knowing you’re getting a great deal.
It’s never a bad move to stay thrifty during a Hawaiian vacation, so here’s a list of our favorite wallet-friendly happy hour spots on the Big Island.
Teeming with amazing, high-quality food at every price point, Kohala’s dining scene is one of the best on the Big Island.
From incredible, high-end luxury dining to hole-in-the-wall gems, follow these tips for experiencing the best of the Kohala food scene.
The Coffee Shack is a casual, cozy road side restaurant with sweeping views of the Kona coast.
There’s a real challenge to finding affordable restaurants in a resort area, but we searched out some budget friendly dining options for you.
Waimea Coffee Company is one of the town’s best places to recharge and prepare for the next stage of your Big Island adventure.
This tiny eatery serves up some of the best and most creative hot dogs on the Big Island, stop by for a quick and delicious meal and enjoy a Saucy Dog!
Volcano Village offers fun and diverse dining options with local cuisine and flair that comes only from a small Hawaiian community.
The Puna District has many locally-owned restaurants perfect for a quick, affordable bite on your way to your next Big Island activity.
Hau Tree is a casual and beautiful restaurant and bar that comes with a wonderful view, a delicious menu, and a beach side location.
Waikoloa Luxury Cinemas is an upscale, three-screen movie venue with full-service restaurant and bar located in Queen’s Marketplace.
Pueo’s Osteria is a unique and delicious Italian restaurant located in the heart of Waikoloa Village serving up regional, seasonal, and artisanal food.
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.
One of Hawaii’s newest and finest breweries, Ola Brew offers incredible, unique Hawaiian-inspired beers in both Kona and Hilo.
One of the finest places to buy and enjoy the world-famous Kona Coffee, Kona Coffee and Tea is a perfect cafe for a relaxing cup of joe.
Internationally recognized, Kona Brewing Company’s flagship brewery is right in Kailua-Kona and is a must-visit.
With a plethora of highly-rated restaurants from which to choose, the luxury resorts on Big Island offer some very attractive dining options.
Delicious and authentic, Ka’aloa’s Super J’s offers unique Hawaiian favorites in a laid-back setting.
Among the best fine-dining establishments on the Big Island, Kamuela Provision Company is impossible to ignore.
Jackie Rey’s is a local favorite for fresh seafood, premium steaks, handcrafted cocktails, and unforgettable island hospitality.
Huggo’s is a Big Island institution and for good reason – the food, drinks, and location are idyllic and uniquely Hawaiian.
Classic and new Hawaiian cuisine meets affordability in the unique Hawaiian Style Cafe, a favorite of the casual dining scene.
Local and proud of it it, 808 Grindz Cafe offers excellent Hawaiian dishes in a casual and laid back setting.
Positioned right along the beach in the Four Seasons Hualalai, the Beach Tree Bar and Lounge is the best spot to enjoy a Big Island sunset.
One of the finest and most interesting breweries in Hawaii, Big Island Brewhaus offers incredible beer and great food.
An exquisite dining option within the Fairmont Orchid Resort, Brown’s Beach House is hard to beat in the fine dining department.
A unique Hilo dining destination, Cafe 100 offers delicious and filling portions of Hawaiian cuisine at an affordable rate.
The premier dining establishment in the Mauna Lani Resort, CanoeHouse offers fine dining in a breathtaking Big Island setting.
Delicious, local, and always fresh, Da Poke Shack offers unique takes on Hawaiian cuisine at a surprisingly good price.
Papa Kona Restaurant (formerly Daylight Mind Cafe) is a cozy eatery with an incredible view on the Big Island.
Located along the edge of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Eagle’s Lighthouse Cafe offers everything delicious without breaking the bank.