What’s Good In Kona

Kona is rich in history and Hawaiian culture. Planning your Kona vacation can be a fascinating way to spend a few hours in this wonderful island. The Kona coastline on the western shore of Hawaii’s “Big Island” stretches from the town of Kailua-Kona to beyond the marine conservation area of the Kealakekua Bay. World renowned by beach goers, Kona offers a strong persistent sun, very little rain and calm Pacific waters together with swimming and snorkeling opportunities. Kailua-Kona was a trade hub for the ancient Hawaiians and there is much history to ponder on while you are there. You can visit the former home of Hawaiian royals at the Hulihe’e Palace. Walk along the town’s main thoroughfare, Ali’i Drive, to reach the oldest Christian church in the state, the Mokuaikaua Church. The historic village can be explored with a tour guide that can be contacted from within town. Puuhonua-o-Honaunau is one of Hawaii’s most sacred historic sites and you can learn about Hawaiian culture and history as you take a self-guided tour of this deeply spiritual site. Highlights of your visit will include the Great Wall, which is up to 17 feet thick in places and the fierce-looking Kii, the wooden totem-like images of the gods who protects the sacred temple (Hawaiian beliefs). You will also be able to see the royal canoe landing beach and ancient fishing pools in the area. The park offers daily ranger talks, which will greatly expand your visit and deepen your understanding of the history and culture that surrounds you. Hiking at Puako where it is a relatively flat terrain isn’t very difficult to hike on, but this area can get very hot most of the time. The Puako Petroglyphs are in the historical park at the Mauna Lani Resort. Some petroglyphs are outside, while others are in a cave, and there are plenty of them, so you can check out most of these at least an hour to explore. Keauhou Bay is located a short drive south of Kailua Village and is another of Kona’s cultural areas, having formerly been a favorite Kona vacation destination for Hawaiian taste. Besides enjoying a multiple of watersports on the calm, protected waters of the bay, you can also take a cultural tour of all the historical sites, including several restored Hawaiian temples. The fun and exciting way of any visit to the Keauhou coastline is the opportunity to swim and snorkel with the many giant manta rays that are attracted close to the shore to feed on microscopic plankton during at night. During the day you can enjoy snorkeling, paddle boarding, and kayaking or try your hand at fishing with the locals.

You can try also the famous 100 percent pure Kona coffee, grown only on the Kona Coast. The region’s environmental conditions conspire to make one of the world’s best-loved cup of coffees. There are numerous cafes and shops around Kona to try. Also, you might want to tour a Kona coffee plantation which is really a nice way to spend your Kona vacation. 

Experiencing Adventures the Best Possibly Can

If you are planning a vacation to the beautiful island of Kauai so it is highly recommend contacting Kauai vacations travel tours. They are very professional and accommodating and staff of highly trained professionals can make your experience truly memorable, filled with adventures and relaxations you never thought possible.  His custom adventure packages can be found nowhere else.  Enjoy a safe, healthy getaway. Some of the fun filled adventures Kauai Island Experience offers is surfing, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, traditional Hawaiian sailing canoe. Just to name a few! Hawaii Hideaways offers a wide variety of luxury Kauai vacations home rentals on the island of Kauai as well as all other Hawaiian Islands. Take a look at one of our lavish Kauai homes we call, “Java Rhapsody”. An ocean view property located in Kilauea. Kauai vacations has a full staff that’s very knowledgeable of the homes we offer and activities each island offers. We find great pleasure in assisting our clients with finding the ideal home that best suits them and will go above and beyond insuring they have a fabulous and relaxing vacation. Kauai vacations hopes you and, your loved and even your friends, have a chance to experience Kauai’s historic waterways in a mountain tube and discover a whole new way to access the island’s tropical interior.

What better way to see the islands natural beauty and you will surely have a blast doing it. The amazingly gentle flow of the water offers a fun and relaxing ride through mountainside flumes and tunnels that emerge to stunning views of beautiful and remote locations. Remember to bring sunscreen, bug repellent, water friendly shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting wet. This is not your normal everyday vacation type of activity. Hawaii Hideaways guarantee this activity will make for great story telling when you get back home! So if you’re already on Kauai or you’ve always wanted to visit, Hawaii Hideaways would like nothing more than to help make your Kauai vacations the best it can possibly be. The staff standing by to help you with not only your rental home accommodations but with any activity bookings, special request ranging from crib rentals, strollers for your little ones, car rentals, grocery shopping, flight reservations. The list goes on and on. The staff on call 24 hours a day to assist you with any unexpected concerns that may come up after normal business hours! Kauai vacations has a wide verity of luxury vacation homes throughout the Hawaiian Islands that you can chose from.

Take a look at our incredibly charming “Country Beach House” breathtaking beach front property located on the island of Kauai. One of many dazzling properties of Kauai vacations. Kauai’s North Shore has an amazingly, breathtaking attraction. A must see spot that will make for great conversation and life long memories. It’s called “The Blue Room”, located in a wet cave just before the end of the road on Kauai’s North Shore, is one of the island’s many unusual geological formations. When you enter the cave, it’s like a world of its own. It’s indescribable, you have to experience it for yourself. A sense of peace instantly consumes you upon entering this cave. Its beauty is one of a kind and you will have plenty of photo ops on your drive over to the North Shore. The lush green pastures and mountain on onside and the golden sands and deep blue ocean on the other. It is heavenly!

Aiming For Vacation Packages In Hawaii

The Hawaiian Islands are home to some of the world’s most gorgeous beaches, backed by lush rainforests and astonishing volcanoes. You’ll find luxury, spa treatments and service to match anywhere in the world. From luaus to surfing and snorkeling to unforgettable tours, you can fill a whole scrap book with ease.  Hawaii’s indoor settings aren’t also beautiful. For many hawaii vacation packages, the six major islands (Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Lanai, Maui, and island of Hawaii) offer accommodations for any taste, from secluded luxury havens and beachfront Honolulu resorts, to condo rentals that combine the comforts of a home with all the perks that make a vacation truly relaxing and rejuvenating. And you can see it all without a passport. The beaches, sightseeing, activities in the Aloha State make it a paradise for all inclusive Hawaii vacation packages. So why not spend your holidays in the islands? The lush flora, weather and ocean views of Hawaii will help you relax and feel invigorated. Planning to travel as a couple or with family? Arranging a retreat for your co-workers? Putting together your destination wedding? Or just looking to re-invigorate yourself with an incredible, tropical vacation? Take it from people who live and play here. Hawaii can provide that experience for you. So take advantage of all inclusive Hawaii vacations. By doing so, you can have all of your arrangements taken care of.

Honolulu - Oahu

Oahu is home to plenty of famous sites, making it perfect for first-time visitors. You'll find Waikiki Beach, Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial all in the capital city of Honolulu. Meanwhile, the North Shore is home to a more laid-back vibe and secluded resorts, along with the famous waves at Waimea Bay and Sunset Beach, which host major surfing competitions each year.

Kauai

The main attraction here is Koke'e State Park and Waimea Canyon, otherwise known as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific.

Maui

Maui is a great option for travelers looking for variety in their vacation. Away from the sand, you can drive the Road to Hana, enjoy a bird's-eye view with a helicopter tour, see the world's largest dormant volcano at Haleakala National Park or get up close to the marine wildlife by snorkeling

The Big Island

The Big Island has variety to its advantage. Not only does it offer khaki-colored and black sand beaches, the island is also home to lush jungles and not one, but two active volcanoes found at Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park.

Lanai

Lana'i is the perfect place to take an off-roading vehicle to spots like Shipwreck Beach or the Munro Trail. Then, navigate to the Garden of the Gods for a breathtaking sunset that's described by past travelers as "otherworldly."

With Hawaii weather, you'd be hard-pressed to find a bad time to go. The uplands are cooler and the landscape is rural. From December to March, Hawaii sees an influx of crowds and hotel rates are competitive. Fall and spring are little slower and discount hotel rates are easier to find. Winter brings rain, but the temperatures rarely dip below 60 degrees. Events populate Hawaii year-round, but if you want to join the largest crowds, hit Aloha Festivals on Oahu in September, the Ironman World Championship on the Big Island in October, and the Honolulu Marathon on Oahu in December. Plan early and scout for a good hawaii vacation packages you can get.