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History of Hawaii’s 

Big Island 

The Big Island is the youngest among the islands 

of Hawaii. It is only half a million years old. The 

Big Island is said to have been first discovered 

by travelers from the Marquesas Islands of the 

Polynesian region. This was only about one 

thousand five hundred (1,500) years ago. 

Westerners began coming into the island when 

Captain Cook landed in 1778. After a year, the 

captain was killed at Kealakekua Bay by tribal 

warriors. Regardless, he opened the door for 

other travelers to set foot and settle in the island. 

At around this time, the Big Island had several 

political divisions (or chiefdoms). These chiefdoms 

were constantly at war, until they were united in 

1791. The unification of the Big Island tribes was 

due to the efforts of Kamehameha, who hailed 

from Kohala. He ruled the Big Island as king until 

1804. After that year, he moved to Oahu, only to 

return to the island in 1812, seven years before 

he died. Kamehameha is credited as the greatest 

king to rule Hawaii. 

Western religions first came into the Big Island 

in 1820. This was through the efforts of the first 

missionaries in the island. They landed in Kailua-Kona, where they 

first began their missionary work. 

This was followed by other Western travelers. Some of the early 

voyagers introduced cattle and sugar into the local agriculture. 

This was the roots of Parker Ranch, perhaps one of the oldest and 

definitely one of the largest cattle ranches in the Big Island. Sugar 

plantations also found a home, later on blooming into one of the 

prime industries of Hilo. 

To date, the Big Island is at the forefront of Hawaiian industry and 

culture. The island’s rich culture and history is now the backdrop 

of a very active tourism industry. At the same time, much of the 

island’s ancient practices are kept alive because of the modern 

traveler’s interest in them. 

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Kailua Kona is referred to both as “Kailua” and “Kona” by locals. 

The weather on this side of the Big Island is almost always dry and 

sunny and there are many white sand beaches perfect for sunbathing, 

snorkeling and swimming that are easy to reach from Kona. 

Kailua Kona is located where the western slopes of the Hualālai 

volcano meet the ocean. North of the city were the weather gets dryer 

you can find gorgeous beaches, the resort coast, and world- famous 

golf courses. South of Kona you can find our favorite snorkeling spots. 

The climate here is more humid and perfect for lush forests and for 

growing the world-famous Kona coffee. 

Kailua Kona is located where the western slopes of the Hualālai 

volcano meet the ocean. North of the city were the weather gets dryer 

you can find gorgeous beaches, the resort 

coast, and world- famous golf courses. South of 

Kona you can find our favorite snorkeling spots. 

The climate here is more humid and perfect for 

lush forests and for growing the world-famous 

Kona coffee. 

The sunny outdoors capital of the Big Island 

The west coast of Hawaii is known as the “Kona 

Side” and Kailua-Kona is the lively center of it 

all. This historic seaside town sits in the middle 

of the Kona coast, a few miles south of the Kona 

International Airport. Not too long ago Kona 

was a sleepy fishing village. Now, because of 

its central location and great weather it has 

transformed into a lively town that is the activity 

capital of the Big Island. It is the city on the Big 

Island that is best equipped for tourism. 

There are many shops and farmers markets 

selling locally produced items and there is a 

good offering of restaurants. This makes Kona 

a good and central home base to explore the 

west coast of the island. Relax and look at the 

waves crashing over the black lava rocks while 

sipping from a cup of the world-famous Kona 

coffee, or have some freshly caught ahi (tuna) 

while recovering from your busy day. 

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The Kona coast has hands down the best places 

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snorkeling spots are south of Kona, at less than a 

1-hour drive from central Kona. However, there is 

even good snorkeling to be found in downtown 

Kona, at the Kailua pier. 

It’s easy to rent snorkeling gear in Kona if you 

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PERFECT SUNSETS FROM THE KONA COAST 

Since the sun always sets in the west, the Kona 

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sunsets. 

Seeing the sun set below the ocean is one of our 

favorite parts of the day. It’s up to you to choose 

whether you want to see this from the beach 

or for from a seaside terrace holding a Mai Tai. 

Regardless, sunsets here are pretty spectacular. 

MANTA RAY NIGHT DIVE 

The one activity that is a must-do on the Kona 

side is the manta ray night dive. This is a nightly 

diving or snorkeling excursion where enormous 

and harmless manta rays are attracted by shining 

a big light onto the water. You can float between 

them as they play and feed and come so close 

that you could touch them if you wanted to. 

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Mauna Kea beach and Hapuna beach are two 

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snorkeling sets at the local supermarket to bring 

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KONA COFFEE 

The slopes of the volcanoes around Kona are 

home to the world famous Kona coffee, so if you 

are into coffee try to visit a Kona coffee farm. You 

can of course also get a fresh cup of Kona coffee 

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One of our favorite scenic drives takes you 

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Anyone holidaying on the Big Island really should to try and drag themselves away from the 

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which are scattered all around Hawaii. The Akaka Falls is one such site and this enormous 

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waterfall on the island, and importantly, the most accessible. Located just 18 km / 11 miles 

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Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park 

Is a United States National Historical Park located on 

the west coast of the island of Hawaií in the U.S. state of 

Hawaií. The historical park preserves the site where, up until 

the early 19th century, Hawaiians who broke a kapu (one of 

the ancient laws) could avoid certain death by fleeing to 

this place of refuge or puúhonua. The offender would be 

absolved by a priest and freed to leave. Defeated warriors 

and non-combatants could also find refuge here during 

times of battle. The grounds just outside the Great Wall that 

encloses the puúhonua were home to several generations 

of powerful chiefs. 

The 420 acre (1.7 km2) site was originally established in 1955 

as City of Refuge National Historical Park and was renamed 

on November 10, 1978. In 2000 the name was changed by 

the Hawaiian National Park Language Correction Act of 2000 

observing the Hawaiian spelling. It includes the puúhonua 

and a complex of archeological sites including: temple 

platforms, royal fishponds, sledding tracks, and some coastal 

village sites. The Hale o Keawe temple and several thatched 

structures have been reconstructed. 

Haleó Keawe heiau 

The park contains a reconstruction of the Hale o Keawe heiau, 

which was originally built by a Kona chief named Kanuha in 

honor of his father King Keawe´īkekahialiíokamoku. After 

the death of Keawe´īkekahialiíokamoku, his bones were 

entombed within the heiau. The nobility (ali’i) of Kona 

continued to be buried until the abolition of the kapu system. 

The last person buried here was a son of Kamehameha I in 

1818. 

It was believed that additional protection to the place of 

refuge was received from the mana in the bones of the 

chiefs. It survived several years after other temples were 

destroyed. It was looted by Lord George Byron (cousin of the 

distinguished English poet) in 1825. In 1829, High Chiefess 

Kapiólani removed the remaining bones and hid them in the 

Pali Kapu O Keōua cliffs above nearby Kealakekua Bay. She 

then ordered this last temple to be destroyed. The bones 

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Learn these Big Island factoids and you will know more than most on your dream Hawaii vacation: 

• The Big Island of Hawaii is the youngest of the Hawaiian Islands, at just over one million years old. In fact, the daily lava 

flow keeps the island growing larger every day. 

• Hawaii is the name of the island as well as the state. To reduce confusion, the single island “Hawaii” is referred to as the 

“Big Island” (because it’s so big compared to other islands in the chain). 

• Earth’s most active volcano, Kilauea, is on the Big Island. 

• Mauna Loa, which last erupted in 1984, is the most massive mountain on earth, consists of 10,000 cubic miles of rock, and 

is 13,677 feet high. 

• The Big Island is 4,038 square miles (and still growing). All the other Hawaiian Islands could fit inside the Big Island with 

room left over. 

• From the southern tip to the northern tip the distance is 95 miles. From east to west it is 80 miles. 

• In the 1850s, John Palmer Parker and his Hawaiian princess wife amassed land to form Parker Ranch, which today sprawls 

225,000 acres and is two-thirds the size of the island of Oahu. 

• In 1946, a 56-foot tsunami hit the east side of the island. 

• In 1981, the Ironman Triathlon moved from Oahu to Kona. 

• The Big Island has the most diverse weather of any Hawaiian Island, including tropical, monsoonal, desert, and permafrost. 

• Just below the summit of Mauna Kea, inside a cinder cone, is Lake Waiau, the only glacial lake in the mid-Pacific. At 13,020 

feet above sea level, it is also one of the highest lakes in the world. 

• Hawaii Standard Time is in effect year-round. There is no daylight savings time. Hawaii is 2 hours behind Pacific Standard 

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behind the West Coast and 6 hours behind the East Coast. 

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shows four of our seven favorite things to do in the park 

and find more information about camping in the park 

and seeing lava. 

The Kilauea Visitor Center: 

is open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Ranger talks 

and guided tours can be scheduled here, and there 

plays a 25-minute film to introduce you to the park. Pick 

up a map, learn about the hikes in the park, and get the 

latest eruption updates here. Opening hours are subject 

to change, find the current hours at the national 

park website. 

Your first stop in the park should always be the visitor 

center to receive an up-to-date report on the park 

events, closed-of areas and ranger-led hikes 

Things to do in the 

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park 

It is easy to spend multiple days in the Hawaii Volcanoes 

National Park without getting bored. There are many short 

and long hikes in the park and plenty of interesting spots 

you can easily reach by car. The park also organizes a very 

interesting weekly lecture series called “After Dark in the 

Park“. 

Park attractions include the following 10 highlights, but 

please remember that here is far more in the park that deserves 

your attention. Below the list you can watch a video 

The Thomas A. Jaggar Museum 

and Halema’uma’u crater overlook: 

is opened daily from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm. Thomas A. 

Jaggar pioneered the study of volcanology at Kilauea. 

You can find geologic displays, maps, and videos about 

the study of volcanoes inside. Outside you will find the 

best overlook over the steaming Halema’uma’u crater. 

Opening hours are subject to change, find the current 

hours at the national park website. 

The Kilauea’iki crater: 

is our favorite short hike on the Big Island (more about 

this hike). It takes you down into the Kilauea’iki crater 

across the crater floor which was formed only 50 years 

ago, and up again to the parking lot. 

Thurston Lava Tube: 

The Thurston lava tube is an easily accessible and very 

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interesting lava tube close to the Kilauea’iki parking lot. A 

20 minute (1/3 mile) walk through a tree fern forest and a illuminated 

cave-like lava tube takes you from the main road 

through the Thurston Lava Tube and back to the parking lot. 

During daytime hours there the lava tube is illuminated, but 

between 8 p.m. and 10 a.m. there will be no lights on in the 

cave. The cave will remain open overnight for visitors that 

want to experience a pitch black lava tube :). Visitors must 

carry their own light source if planning to explore the lava 

tube in its dark, natural state before 10 a.m. or after 8 p.m. 

Park rangers recommend head lamps and flashlights; cell 

phones are not recommended as the only light source. 

The Chain of Craters road: 

takes you from the park entrance past many scenic points 

and volcanic craters all the way down to the ocean where 

the road finally disappears under a fresh sheet of lava (description 

of the crater rim drive tour on the national park 

website). The chain of craters road is one of our favorite 

scenic drives of the Big Island. The ranger station on the 

Chain of Craters Road is open daily from 10 am to 9 pm. 

Day hikes in the park: 

There are more than 10 day hikes possible inside the park 

for which you can find a description at the park website. 

The 100+ miles of hiking trails take you through old lava 

tubes and lush rainforest, and over old and new, still fuming, 

lava flows. The park also organizes daily ranger-led 

hikes. 

If you are looking for longer and more challenging hikes a 

good place to start is the Big Island Hikes website. 

The Volcano Art Center Gallery: 

is located directly next to the Kilauea Visitor Center and 

is open from 9:00 a.m to 5:00 p.m. daily. More info on the 

Volcano Art Center here. 

The Sulphur Banks trail: 

The sulphur banks are an impressive reminder of the volcanic 

activity in the park because of the volcanic gases 

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colorful mineral deposits and the smell of sulfur 

(think: rotting eggs) in the air. 

The see the sulphur banks you need to hike the 

easy 1.2 miles (2 km) round trip Ha’akulamanu 

(Sulphur Banks) trail that starts and ends at the 

far left of the Kīlauea Visitor Center parking lot 

past the Volcano Art Center Gallery. 

Special activities for kids 

Children up to 12 years old can become junior 

rangers and receive a junior ranger badge. To 

become a junior ranger the kids have to complete 

a couple of activities while in the park. This 

is a free, fun and educational activity and we 

highly recommend it if you bring any children. 

There are programs for kids aged 7-12, and for 

those of age 6 and below. 

More information including junior ranger handbooks 

which you can print out at home can be 

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There is so much to do in the park that many 

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park as well as a hotel whose lounge offers stunning 

views of the Halema’uma’u crater. There 

also mare many charming and affordable vacation 

rental houses available in a few miles from 

the park in Volcano Village. 

Overnight camping is possible in the park on two 

separate campgrounds, one of which also has 

tent rentals and cabins available. The park hotel 

combines a great location with average and 

somewhat pricey rooms and is called the Volcano 

House (website) . 

If you are an active service member or have 

served in the US military you can also stay in the 

Kilauea Military Center (KMC, website). The KMC 

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