Big Island Attractions
Discover the natural wonders, cultural landmarks, and scenic beauty that make Big Island of Hawaii unlike anywhere else on Earth.
Beaches
From sandy shores to hidden coves, discover the diverse coastline
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Waterfalls
Explore stunning cascades hidden in lush tropical rainforests
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Parks
National parks and state monuments showcasing natural wonders
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Viewpoints
Breathtaking overlooks with panoramic views of valleys and coastlines
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Historical Sites
Sacred places and cultural landmarks preserving rich history
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Dive Sites
Premier scuba diving locations with vibrant marine life and coral reefs
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Manta Ray Sites
World-famous night manta ray viewing and snorkeling spots
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Featured Attractions
Kauna'oa Bay
Also known as Mauna Kea Beach, this northern site offers unique manta viewing away from Kona's main sites.
Manta Heaven (Makako Bay)
Also known as Garden Eel Cove, Manta Heaven is the original manta ray night dive site near the Kona airport, known for larger manta populations.
Manta Village (Keauhou Bay)
Also known as Keauhou Bay, Manta Village is one of two main manta ray viewing sites on the Kona Coast, known for consistent sightings and calmer waters.
Lava Tree State Monument
Unique geological formations where lava encased and preserved tree trunks. Easy loop trail through the forest.
Waipio Valley Lookout
Stunning overlook of the Valley of the Kings, a sacred and agriculturally rich valley with 2,000-foot cliffs.
Umauma Falls
Stunning three-tiered waterfall on private property. Accessible via zipline tours and garden walks.