Big Island, Hawaii
Sightseeing
One of the most active volcanoes in the world. See the glow from the lava!
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Parque Nacional de los Volcanes de Hawái
One of the most active volcanoes in the world. See the glow from the lava!
One of the newest black sand beaches on the island. Transformed during the 2018 Kilauea eruption.
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Isaac Hale Park
13-101 Kalapana - Kapoho RdOne of the newest black sand beaches on the island. Transformed during the 2018 Kilauea eruption.
Wednesday night open market
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Bar de Awa y Mercado de Agricultores del Tío Robert
12-5038 Kalapana Kapoho Beach RdWednesday night open market
Mermaid Ponds
14-3823 Government Beach RdDip in the shallow pools next to the ocean.
Boiling Pots
1766 Wailuku DrRiver hiking
Rainbow Falls
Parque Estatal de las Cataratas de Akaka
875 Akaka Falls RdOnomea Bay Trail
27-547 Mamalahoa HwyZoológico del Bosque Lluvioso de Panaewa
800 Stainback HwyIt's free!
Food scene
Local favorite for baked goods, breakfast and beverages.
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Tin Shack Bakery
15-1500 Akeakamai LoopLocal favorite for baked goods, breakfast and beverages.
Kaleo's Bar & Grill
15-2969 Pahoa Village RdLocal favorite for dinner and drinks.
Wednesday night food vendors, musicians and entertainment
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Bar de Awa y Mercado de Agricultores del Tío Robert
12-5038 Kalapana Kapoho Beach RdWednesday night food vendors, musicians and entertainment
One of the largest farmer's markets on the East side of the island. Every Sunday.
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Mercado de agricultores de Maku'u
15-2131 Keaau-Pahoa RdOne of the largest farmer's markets on the East side of the island. Every Sunday.
City/town information
Quaint, sleepy, hippie town with walkable, raised wooden sidewalk, the "Main Street" is lined with small shops, restaurants and craft stores.
Pahoa also has schools, a church, supermarkets, police and fire departments, a large public swimming pool and a post office.
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Pāhoa
Quaint, sleepy, hippie town with walkable, raised wooden sidewalk, the "Main Street" is lined with small shops, restaurants and craft stores.
Pahoa also has schools, a church, supermarkets, police and fire departments, a large public swimming pool and a post office.
Hilo
Quaint Hilo town hosts Saturday farmer's markets