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Big Island Activities & Tours, from Travel Hawaii
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| On the Big Island there's an adventure waiting for anyone with a sense of play and imagination. In one day, a family can experience the desertlike lava plains along the Kona coast and the rainiest city in America, Hilo. Go from sea level to the world's tallest mountain, Mauna Kea (13,796 when measured from sea level, 33,500 from the ocean floor), cruise through green rainforest or black lava rock. Watch whales, swim with dolphins, whisper to horses or listen to rare birdsong, sleep in the hotel industry's best, or camp out in seldom-seen places. The West, or Kona, Side of the island is dry and sunny -- a nexus of activity with deep-sea fishing, quaint shops and restaurants, snorkeling, SCUBA diving, submarine underwater tours, hikes through thick rainforests, horseback riding ... If you're a high activity type, the West Side is the place for you ... Click here for a more on Big Island Activities | | |  | Atlantis Submarines Hawaii, Hawaii
Atlantis Submarines Hawaii in Kona offers underwater tours of the Kona Coast's spectacular reefs. | | Fairwind II Catamaran Cruise
Fairwind II Catamaran Cruise offers an award winning snorkel cruise to historic Kealakekua Bay. | | Kona Sunrise Charters
Kona Sunrise Charters offers a selection of package tours on Hula Kai - the Big Island's newest snorkel & dive catamaran - designed and built specifically for those seeking Hawaii's ultimate snorkel and dive cruise. | | Sunshine Helicoptors, Hawaii
Sunshine Helicoptors offers a variety of tours of the Big Island of Hawaii. | | Waikoloa Beach Marriott Luau
The Waikoloa Beach Marriott Luau includes Imu Ceremony, traditional Hawaiian luau dinner, Polynesian song and dance of the Pacific, Samoan fire dance and open bar. |
| | Family Fun: Hawaii's Big Island is a big ohana, and that means family, whether it's a traditional mom & dad and kids, blended, extended, multi generational family reunion or a group of old friends. The Big Island ohana embraces groups of people traveling together, of different ages, with different interests and tastes. And there's an adventure waiting for anyone with a sense of play and imagination. In one day, a family can experience the desertlike lava plains along the Kona coast and the rainiest city in America, Hilo. Go from sea level to the world's tallest mountain, Mauna Kea (13,796 when measured from sea level, 33,500 from the ocean floor), cruise through green rainforest or black lava rock. Watch whales, swim with dolphins, whisper to horses or listen to rare birdsong, sleep in the hotel industry's best, or camp out in seldom-seen places.
Adventures : The West, or Kona, Side of the island is dry and sunny -- a nexus of activity with deep-sea fishing, quaint shops and restaurants, snorkeling, SCUBA diving, submarine underwater tours, hikes through thick rainforests, horseback riding ... If you're a high activity type, the West Side is the place for you.
Golf: There are 20 magnificent courses on Hawaii's Big Island (and more are being developed). These courses are carved out of ancient lava flows, nestled among historical Hawaiian landmarks, and fronting some of the most beautiful coastline of the Pacific. The striking contrasts of lush green fairways, pure white bunkers, jet-black lava flows, and turquoise blue Pacific waters make for some of the most scenic holes anywhere.
Text & Facts courtesy: HVCB
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