Discover outdoor activities, top restaurants and bars, and cultural experiences unique to the island of Hawai‘i.
Opt for a 45-50 minute loop through the native forest or explore deeper inland to uncover unique caves.
When the waves are calm, it becomes one of the island’s premier snorkeling spots with exceptional water clarity.
Filled with gorgeous native forest trails, ancient lava tubes, and craters, this is a must-see spot.
For an authentic taste of Hawai‘i, this mom-and-pop shop is a must. Our top pick? Their quintessential “plate lunch.”
For island-fusion flavors in the heart of Hilo, don’t miss the Lilikoi Margarita and the Ali‘i Mushroom Risotto.
For top-quality surf and turf, we recommend starting with the baby ribs appetizer and savoring the filet as the main
Right on the water off of Ali‘i Drive, this is the perfect spot to grab coffee and a bite, first thing in the morning.
A not-so-secret hidden gem in industrial Kona, this spot offers gluten-free chicken tenders and live music.
This meticulously restored state park is a must-visit place to learn about Hawaiian culture, history, and customs.
Tucked below Waikoloa Village, this oasis is filled with an abundance of native and old-growth trees and plants.
A sacred landmark on the Westside, this site marks King Kamehameha’s famous wartime fort and heiau (shrine).
