Adventure
More Great Adventure Articles
Here to Visit Big Island? Here’s Some of Our Recent Content that You Won’t Want to Miss!
It’s October 15, a date that many travelers have been waiting for as the state’s pre-travel testing program for trans-Pacific travelers starts up. Whether it’s
Are You Brave Enough to Visit Big Island’s Spookiest Places?
The Big Island is known as a place of unique energy, playing host to locations of intense spiritual energy called vortexes. Vortexes are believed by
Topshape Kona Charters’ Reel First Responders Fishing Tournament is Underway!
According to the Joint Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research, it is estimated that more than 144,000 residents and visitors engage in recreational pelagic fishing
Get to Know the Sharks of Hawaii with This Tooth-Filled Guide
Hawai’i is home to 40 species of sharks and nine species of ray, the shark’s cousin. The Hawaiian general name for sharks is manō, and
10 Things You Might Not Know About Big Island’s Waipi’o Valley
Waipi’o Valley is one of the Big Island’s most special treasures, adored by locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re hiking or 4-wheel driving to hang
Fishing & Reminiscing: Memories of Fishing on the Kona Coast
One of the first things people think of when thinking about Hawaii is our ocean. The Big Island has 266 miles of coastline with coral
These are the Best West Hawai’i Beaches for 4th of July Barbecues
COVID-19 has substantially impacted events across the state of Hawaii. Necessitated by Department of Health guidelines, large community events have been cancelled. The Big Island
Kolekole Beach Park Quietly Reopens for Big Islander Use
For those of us who have been eagerly awaiting the reopening of a favorite East Hawai‘i recreational area, our wait is over, at
Big Islanders, Go Howl at the Super Pink Moon TONIGHT!
Tonight is the perfect night to break up the monotony of being stuck at home — on Tuesday, April 7 the brightest supermoon of the
Coffee, Canoes, and More: Learn About Kona’s Rich History at These Kona Historical Society Events
The Kona Historical Society is a community-based, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and Smithsonian Museum affiliate that has spent the past four decades collecting, preserving, and sharing
Sponsored
Sponsored
