Hawaiʻi Island: What To Do
Amid the coffee fields in South Kona, Hawaiʻi Island, a simple church exterior hides a cathedral covered in colorful fresco paintings.
Whether it’s witnessing a volcanic eruption, swimming with manta rays or eating sweet bread at the southernmost bakery in the U.S., the Big Island is packed with epic activities and flavorful food.
Take a tour of Mauna Kea Cacao on Hawaiʻi Island to learn how the crop that begets chocolate is cultivated.
These new businesses are breathing vibrant energy into the laid-back town on Hawaiʻi Island.
From paved paths to waterfalls and trekking through a volcanic crater, you’ll want to add these hiking trails to your Big Island bucket list.
We got to Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park minutes after Kīlauea’s fountaining stopped, but there’s still a lot to do on Hawaiʻi Island.
Adventure beckons on the east side of Hawaiʻi Island.
Kula Kai Caverns' maze of lava tubes weave science, history and adventure on Hawaiʻi Island.
Hawaiian Vanilla Co. in Pa‘auilo invites visitors to discover how this aromatic spice is grown on a tour and a vanilla-inspired luncheon.
You don’t have to spend a cent to enjoy your vacation on the Big Island.
At Honomū Goat Dairy, you can do more than just buy farmstead cheeses and soaps. You can play with baby goats, too.
Put these five hikes on your itinerary for your next trip to Hawaiʻi Island.
Hana Hou Hilo, originally established as a Hawaiiana antiques and collectibles store, has transformed itself into a modern-day curator of locally made goods.
This sleepy town on the east side of Hawai‘i Island is often overlooked—and really shouldn’t be.
An educational Sunday morning spent in Kona at both Greenwell Farms and Island Sun Coffee.
