Tranquil pale green waters and palms, and an ancient Hawaiian place of refuge.
Wonderful place to swim by day, and to watch manta rays by night!
Green, green gardens with Japanese bridges and ponds, and views of silvery Hilo Bay and Mauna Kea.
Lush botanical garden with ocean views, waterfall, tropical flowers, huge trees, and paved path.
When it's flowing, the most unusual and wonderful sight you may see in your life! Red lava flowing into the ocean. When it's not flowing, there's still a lot to see!
Lovely main street Alii Drive along the crystal clear ocean, backed by high mountains, with historic buildings, oceanfront cafes, and touristy shops.
Amazing playground with everything a kid could want, plus gorgeous views of green hills.
Papa'aloa (Papaaloa) Country Store has breezy windows with an ocean view, and live music!
Honoli'i (Honolii) Beach Park has a beautiful headland, tropical vegetation, and a popular surfbreak.
Beautiful area with walking paths, huge monkeypod trees, and gorgeous bridges over the river.
19th century white, wooden chapel perched above the sea, with entire interior painted in rich colors with scenes. Garden with sweet statues. Gorgeous lush drive.
Beautiful beach, sometimes sandy sometimes rocky, with dangerous shorebreak enjoyed by teens and other daredevils.
Wonderful swimming beach with white sand, black rock backdrop, clear bluegreen water, showers, but no shade.
Pier with crystal clear water and views of the church steeple and high mountains backing the bay. Calm cove with Hawaiian hei'au out in the water.
Wai'ale (Waiale) Falls is a difficult, short hike in gorgeous rainforest, to a waterfall. Those who stay behind can see the waterfall anyway, from the highway bridge!
Giant monkeypod trees, lush rainforest, and tall black tree stumps where lava once flowed.
There are three choices in roads to get across the island.
Lovely trail along the lava rock Kohala coast, up above the ocean!
A swim you've always dreamed of! The beach itself is not as nice, but on calm days the swimming here is good.
Waimea town has misty green hills, two adorable churches, a wooden playground with gorgeous views, and lovely countryside drives.
A tiny black sand beach, emerald green springs, grassy knolls, a lifeguard, and warm-water swimming or body boarding.
Kahalu'u (Kahaluu) Beach is a sheltered but rundown city beach with warm clear water and magical snorkeling!
Lovely drive on a road lined with Norfolk pines, through macadamia nut fields, to a shop and lawn where you can see various tropical plants.
Perfect place for kids to swim, in an ocean swimming pool that was an old Hawaiian fishpond.
Breezy light-filled church with pink and white exterior, vintage lampposts, and bright stained glass windows.
Like a children's museum, with lots of fun hands-on activities and colorful rooms, but plenty of interesting information for adults to read too.
Leleiwi Beach Park, or Wai'uli (Waiuli) Beach Park in Hilo is a rocky area with three attractive picnic pavilions right on the water!
Wai'olena (Waiolena) Beach Park is a rocky area with three oceanview picnic pavilions where people swim in the spring-fed pond.
A hippy town with cafes, a lava museum, a black sand beach, and a Sunday farmer's market full of exotic fruits.
Beautiful lava tube with lush foliage. Bring mosquito repellent or you will pay! Bring flashlight!
Park at the top of town, with greenest grass and little hill to run up.
Nice outdoor mall with cafes, live music, and shops.
Vibrant turquoise water, some shade by the rocks in the morning, and fairly big waves.
A small park with picnic gazebos. A stream and trail runs through it, and kids like to chase the chickens.
Pana'ewa (Panaewa) Zoo has gorgeous vegetation and flowers. Some of the animals seem happy. Huge, beautiful playground for your kids!
Barren, exposed, windy area where people jump off cliff and then climb a rusty, windwhipped ladder back up.
Boats and kayaks in the water, while local families have big gatherings on the grass.
Lookout at a distant waterfall and turbulent river, from a nice neighborhood.
Small area of bromeliads, cycads, palms, and pine trees on a street corner. Beautiful plant varieties.
Papa'aloa (Papaaloa) Park has new tennis courts and pickleball courts with nighttime lights, a big field, jungle overlooking the ocean (mosquitoes), and planters for gardening.
Sunken garden of lush palms from around the world, behind the Hale Ikena dorms.
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