Things To Do in Kapoho, Hawaii

Swimming in this walled-in natural pond next to the ocean will definitely be one of your more unusual aquatic adventures in Hawaii—or anywhere. The shallow, volcano-warmed, ... More on Bigisland.org

This beach park features a large hot pond with temperatures ranging from 85 to 100 degrees depending on the surf condition and tides. It is best to arrive just after a high tide on a day with low s... More on NileGuide

Located on the Big Island twenty-five miles southeast of Hilo is Cape Kumukahi, the easternmost point of the Hawaiian Islands. According to Hawaiian mythology, the cape is named after Chief Kumukah... More on LighthouseFriends.com

This site at Kumukahi will provide similar data for the atmosphere near the ocean surface. More on LighthouseFriends.com

Currently undergoing a huge renovation, Isaac Hale Beach is a favorite surfing spot in East Hawaii. More on NileGuide

less than 10 miles away from Pahoa, at Pohoiki Bay, formerly the commercial wharf for Puna Sugar Company. T... More on Trekaroo

The picturesque lighthouse at Cape Kumukahi is notable because in 1960, when the last big lava flow destroyed the surroundings, ... More on Trekaroo

Pele shows little mercy when she decides to expand the Big Island. In 1990 she covered the town of Kalapana with molten rock, leaving behind scarcely a trace of this once vibrant community. But residents of the Puna region have long ... More on Trails

Kona Marlin fishing is not just for the experienced angler. Many of my clients have never been big game fishing before and have caught Marlin, tuna and other big game fish. I enjoy showing first time anglers how to catch giant Marlin ... More on AnglerWeb.com

With all the buzz about Kona coffee, it's easy to forget that coffee is produced throughout the rest of the... More on Discover America

Good value for money and the place was clean and warm. More on TripAdvisor