Here you will find information about the Big Island, island culture, historical places, beaches weather & maps, quick facts, travel tips and FAQs to help plan your exciting Hawaii (Big Island) vacation.
Planning your itinerary on Hawaii's largest and youngest Island is no mean feat. Hawaii Island is an remains a unrivaled expression of the power of mother nature and it’s easy to feel overawed.
Hilo town is also home to an array of museums, galleries, and performance venues where you can admire the work of local painters, sculptors, musicians, storytellers, and crafts people.
Heritage Sites of Hawaii are special places located throughout the islands that provide significant historical, cultural and environmental contributions to the understanding and enjoyment of Hawaii.
The lush east-side town of Hilo gets more than 130 inches of rain annually, while the Kohala Coast usually gets no more than 5 inches a year.
Because Hawaii Island is so big - it takes approx 3 hours and 15 minutes just to get from Kona Airport to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, it’s best to plan your Big Island itineraries by location.
Hawaii has several National Parks and historical sites and four can be found on the Big Island. Aloha wear is acceptable everywhere, so you may want to plan on buying an aloha shirt or a muumuu (a Hawaiian-style dress) while you're in the islands.
Here you will find travel tips and information to help you have an enjoyable Aloha stay on the Big Island (Hawaii), from what items you can bring into the Islands, transportation, accommodation, things to do, attractions to adventurous tours.
When you are planning your vacation to the Hawaiian Islands we are sure you have many questions to ask.