Cheap Things To Do in Kapaau, Hawaii

Near the northern tip of the Big Island, Kauhola Point juts out into the Pacific Ocean. Steep cliffs surround the point on either side, and reefs extend from the point for roughly two miles. Severa... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Walking back away from the light up the coastline a little bit adds to a picturesque view of it. More on LighthouseFriends.com

Travel to the southern tip of Hawaii's Big Island and gaze out at the endless Pacific Ocean. You're standing at Ka Lae, or South Point, the southern most point in the United States. It is believed that the first Polynesians to ... More on Gohawaii.com

Here stands King Kamehameha the Great, right arm outstretched, left arm holding a spear, as if guarding the seniors who have turned a century-old New England-style courthouse into an airy center for their golden years. The center ... More on Frommers

The 1,500-year-old Mookini Heiau, once used by kings to pray and offer human sacrifices, is Hawaii's oldest, largest, and most sacred religious site (and now a national historic landmark). The massive three-story stone temple, ... More on Frommers

Halawa Beach Park is actually made up of two beaches - Kama'alaea Beach (the curved beach on the left) and Kawilli Beach (the rocky, more exposed beach on the right). The two beaches together form a curved bay-type area at this eastern ... More on Auntiesnorkel.com

PuÃukohola Heiau was built in 1791 to honor the war god KukaÃilimoku as Kamehameha I prepared to conquer th... More on MuseumsUSA.org

This is a small park and completely do-able with small kids . More on TripAdvisor

Snorkelers and divers will find excitement in the clear waters of this small beach park. Long ago, when sugar was the economic staple of Kohala, this harbor was busy with boats waiting for overseas shipments. Now it's a great swimming ... More on Discover America

In the late nineteenth century sugar plantations were prospering on the Big Island. Six plantations in North Kohala, the area that includes the island's north shore, used a couple of crude landings... More on LighthouseFriends.com

I'm just glad the thorn wasn't any longer, or that could have been a very painful experience. More on LighthouseFriends.com