Cheap Things To Do in Hilo, Hawaii

Liliuokalani Gardens Oriental look is beautifully set off by the bright blue waters of Hilo Bay. Its a lovely place to stroll. And while youre at it, why not stroll across the street and over the pedestrian bridge to Coconut (spelled ... More on Trails

Located a few miles from Pahoa on Highway 132, the Lava Tree State Park grants a cool respite to weary trav... More on Hottours.us

Parking is a little to be desired, but if you can't find a spot, just wait and in 15 to 30 minutes a space ... More on Yahoo! Travel

A favorite with local residents, this small, shallow, sand-bottomed ocean pool is one of the safest swimming areas along the Hilo coast, with tidepools and inlets, so there are lots of families and... More on Bigisland.org

This is a popular spot for locals who come to barbeque and picnic and can get quite busy on weekends. More on NileGuide

Located in downtown Hilo, this peaceful park is surrounded by old growth banyan and tamarind trees and offe... More on NileGuide

I must have visited during low water. There was almost no water flowing through here. Though there was a tr... More on TripAdvisor

Kalopas Nature Loop offers an excellent opportunity to see native Hawaiian plants in their natural setting. The attractive day-use pavilion should tempt you to stay for a picnic in spite of the are... More on Trails

Some wonderful plants but not many views . More on Trails

This beach has frequently been voted as the best beach in the US. There is easy access to the water, full f... More on Hawaiiweb.com

A thirteen-acre park that may not be suitable for young children. It�??s framed on both sides by rugged fin... More on Trekaroo

Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, established in 1916, displays the results of 70 million years of volcanism... More on MuseumStuff.com

The moving lava is just one of many attractions in the park. Extensive trails lead to steaming vents, fern ... More on Trekaroo

This 50-mile drive circles the entire crater of Kilauea Volcano, then descends via the Chain of Craters Road to the coast to view active lava flows plunging into the sea. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park encompasses more than 229,000 ... More on Trails

The Jeep Road offers a straightforward and pleasant ramble through Kalopa State Parks largely non-native forest. From the parking lot by the cabins, you can retrace your steps down the road past the day-use area to the fork and take ... More on Trails

Visiting Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is a must, in order to see Kilauea, Hawaii's most very active volcano. The Hawaii Belt Road will take you directly from sea level in Hilo to an elevation of almost 4,000 feet at the park, in ... More on Trails