Author: Big Island Guide

From the stunning hilo coastline to the red glow of molten lava, experience the best of the Big Island on a Paradise Helicopters tour to the volcanic craters of Kilauea.

Explore the underwater world of the dolphin in this exciting dolphin video from Kona Hawaii.

From the red glow of molten lava, to ocean entry plumes and exciting crater activity, watch the Big Island’s lava flow and volcanic activity of Kilauea.

Submerge 100-feet in this 48-passenger submarine to explore a 25-acre natural, coral reef in air-conditioned comfort!

Enjoy one of the best sunset dinner shows on the Big Island, presenting the legends and lore of Polynesia, with oceanfront dining and dancing.

If you find yourself in Hilo, you owe it to yourself to seek out the following eateries to make the most of your dining adventures during your vacation.

Nothing beats happy hour, kicking back with a tropical drink in your hand and knowing you’re getting a great deal.

There’s no shortage of unique restaurants and dishes to try during a stay in Hilo, but these are some sure-fire favorites.

Some of the finest chefs in Hawaii call Hilo home and the number of delicious eating establishments are many.

Hamakua is a must-visit for those seeking natural landscapes, but the dining options are thin so check out these restaurants in nearby Honokaa.

Among the Big Island’s most prized assets is the booming macadamia nut industry, so be sure to try some of the delicious dishes featuring these local treats.

With the popularity of this baked delicacy, a trip to a local Big Island bakery is a must-do for foodies of every stripe.

When the heat gets the best of you reach for a shave ice and experience one of Hawaii’s most iconic treats.

If you’re on your way across the northern end of the Big Island these authentic Hawaiian eateries will satisfy your hunger.

Volcano Village offers fun and diverse dining options with local cuisine and flair that comes only from a small Hawaiian community.

The crown jewel of dining in the Mauna Lani resort area, Napua offers locally-sourced fine cuisine with an oceanfront setting.

The Coffee Shack is a casual, cozy road side restaurant with sweeping views of the Kona coast.

A small chain of seafood and sushi restaurants, Sansei is one of the most consistent and recognizable names in Big Island sushi.

Likely the best regarded restaurant in Hawaii, Merriman’s has earned its reputation for organic ingredients and fine presentation.

A memorable dining experience along the Big Island’s eastern side, Pineapples provides excellent seafood and American cuisine in a spectacular setting.

If your Thursday evening slot is open, there’s no better place to be on the Big Island than at Don the Beachcomber’s in Kona.

Classic and beautiful, Roy’s Waikoloa Bar and Grill is perfect for an upscale meal, a romantic evening, or cocktails in this gorgeous setting.

Home to some of the best sweet bread, treats and malasadas, no visit to the Big Island is complete without stopping by this Hawaiian bakery.

Waimea is known for its incredible food scene, but no Big Island vacation is complete without a stop at one of Manuela Malasada Company food trucks.

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.

A family-friendly establishment offering Hawaiian and American cuisine, A-Bay’s Island Grill is a great stop after a long day of adventure.

An exquisite dining option within the Fairmont Orchid Resort, Brown’s Beach House is hard to beat in the fine dining department.

If you’re celebrating a special occasion, book a private dining experience and create a beautiful evening you’ll remember forever.

The very best in luxury accommodations, these beachside resorts offer a memorable, relaxing stay during your Big Island Adventure.

If golf is at the top of your must-do list during your Big Island vacation, you won’t be disappointed with these amazing beach side courses.

An incredible, tropical golf experience on the sunny Kohala Coast of the Big Island, the Hapuna Golf Course lives up to its reputation and then some.

Those seeking luxury and comfort during their Hawaiian getaway will find plenty to enjoy on the Big Island’s western coast, with luxury beachfront resorts offering the very best Hawaii has to offer.

The Four Seasons is known for its high-end restaurants, but ‘Ulu Ocean Grill and Sushi Lounge only improves on that reputation.

Positioned in the Mauna Lani Resort shopping center, Tommy Bahama Restaurant offers oceanfront views for lunch or dinner.

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.