Museums in Captain Cook, Hawaii

This 15 acre garden focuses on Hawaiian ethnobotany: the story of traditional Hawaiian culture and the plan... More on MuseumsUSA.org

To be fair, I guess the facility has some educational value, but from an aesthetic perspective it's a 2 on ... More on TripAdvisor

The first attraction worth stopping at as you pass through the South Kona towns of Kealakekua and Captain Cook is the ... More on Trekaroo

In Captain Cook, Napoopoo Road branches off Route 11 and leads to the Royal Kona Coffee Mill. The mill has ... More on Trekaroo

On the way to Kealakekua Bay a visit can be paid to the coffee museum. Here it is possible to find out everyth ... More on PlanetWare

The Kona Historical Society Museum is housed in the old Greenwell Store, built in the late 1800's by H. N. Greenwell, a rancher and businessman. The building was constructed from native stones and ... More on Heritage

The Greenwell Store, in Kalukalu, was established in 1875 and now serves as the museum and headquarters for the Kona Historical Society which formed ... More on MuseumStuff.com

The Kona Historical Society runs a small museum, housed in the former Greenwell Store established in 1875. The ... More on PlanetWare

People arriving in Kona can make a visit to this science museum first on their list—even before picking up the rental ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Step back in time to a sanctuary of Hawaiis past where traditional Hawaiian lifestyle is preserved. Ancient... More on familydaysoutusa

Today, the park continues as a sanctuary for visitors seeking a peaceful place and as a safe haven for al... More on GeckoGo