Angelo & Andrea
Things To Do
Explore Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park
Witness the island's volcanic power and beauty, including active lava flows (when available), hiking trails, and stunning craters. // Highlights: Kīlauea and Mauna Loa, Thurston Lava Tube, and Chain of Craters Road. // Tip: Pack sturdy shoes and a jacket for cooler weather at higher altitudes. A $30 7-day pass is required.
Visit ʻAkaka Falls State Park
A short, easy hike through lush greenery leads to a breathtaking 442-foot waterfall. // Perfect for: Nature lovers and those seeking iconic island views. Free to Hawaii residents; $5.00 non-resident, $10 parking pass.
Explore Punaluʻu Black Sand Beach
Visit this iconic black sand beach to relax, spot sea turtles, and enjoy stunning coastal views. Perfect for photos.
Kona Farmers Market
Sample fresh local produce, Hawaiian treats, and handcrafted goods. // Perfect for: Souvenirs and a taste of authentic island culture.
Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Visitor Center
A brand we're all familiar with. Explore macadamia orchards, watch nut-cracking demos, and sample treats. Great for a quick, family-friendly visit near Hilo.
Authentic Kona coffee at Greenwell Farms
Tour this historic Kona coffee farm, learn about coffee production, and enjoy fresh tastings. A must-visit for coffee lovers.
Relax at Richardson Ocean Park
This black sand beach near Hilo offers great snorkeling, tide pools, and a chance to spot sea turtles. // Tip: Bring reef-safe sunscreen and snorkel gear. Our recommendation is to rent from Boss Frog's or bring your own gear from home. [https://bossfrog.com/kona-rentals/]
Snorkel at Two Step Beach
A top snorkeling spot with calm, crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life, perfect for all experience levels. Enter the water easily from natural lava rock “steps” and enjoy swimming alongside tropical fish, coral, and sometimes dolphins or sea turtles.