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This gorgeous five-bedroom luxury villa makes guests feel as though they're at their own private resort. The large lanai borders the beautiful lagoon-style pool surrounded by lush tropical gardens. Enjoy the perfect Hawaiian weather while you sip cocktails at the swim-up bar or relax in the rock walled jacuzzi tucked behind the fifteen-foot waterfall. A resort to call your own!
Nestled within Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Kilauea is one of the most active volcanoes in the world. A volcano tour is the best way to see this natural wonder, be it by boat, helicopter or by hiking across the dry lava fields.
This annual festival held is considered “hula’s Olympics” and it turns the town of Hilo into the epicenter of all things hula. Taking place over a week in April, it features a parade, craft fair, live music and dance, and 3 nights of competition.
This dormant volcano sits 13,796ft. above sea level and over 33,000ft. from the bottom of the ocean floor, making it the tallest sea mountain in the world. Its summit is also one of the clearest places on the planet for viewing the night sky through the large telescope observatories.
There are several hot springs/hot ponds in the Puna district on the island’s eastern coast. Most are publicly accessible and are a great addition to any itinerary – the Ahalanui pond and the Pohoiki warm springs are two of the most popular.
One of the Big Island’s little-known gems, there are farmers markets spread out over the entire island – with a little planning you can stop at one for breakfast, another for lunch and another for a little souvenir shopping as you explore.
The Big Island is known as the golf capital of the state, and Kona is at its centre. Championship courses by some of the biggest names are found here, and all offer spectacular settings. Volcano Golf Course is one of the world’s most unusual courses.
Nani Mau Gardens and the Hawaii Tropical Botanical Gardens are great outings for kids who want to explore the island’s unique flora. Feature gentle hiking paths complemented by several beautiful waterfalls that are easily accessible along the way.
Hapuna Beach is an expansive white sand beach that is a favourite for families, but if you want something truly unique, visit Punalu‘u black sand beach, a favourite sun bathing spot for Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles.
At night, families can have an amazing snorkeling experience with gentle Manta rays who come out to feed on plankton once the sun goes down.
Lots of options here that will take you and the kids zooming past treetops and waterfalls, including the Umauma Falls & Zipline experience (ages 4+) or the Kohala Zipline (ages 8+).
For an authentic dose of culture and lots of fun, a traditional Hawaiian luau wins every time. Sample traditional foods, listen to Hawaiian music and watch as dancers display both traditional and contemporary forms of hula.