Things To Do

Voyagers of the Pacific Lū‘au

Wednesday November 6th at 5:00pm

Kona Brewing Co.

Ola Brew Co.

must try okolehao spirit

Umekes Fish Market Bar & Grill

Jackie Rey's Kailua-Kona

Must try lilikoi Martini

Honl’s Beach

easy access beach for offshore surfing/bodyboarding/shoreline fishing

KTA Super Stores - Kailua-Kona

more local options

Sack N Save Kona

best poke bowls

Longs Drugs

local convenience store for snacks/souvenirs

Scandinavian Shave Ice

best shaved ice

Island Lava Java

coffeeeeee

Basik Açaí

acai bowls

Pa'akai Poke

Oshima Surf & Skate

beach/water needs, local brands

Hilo Public Library

Naha Stone out front was lifted by King Kamehameha.

Wailuku River State Park

Rainbow Falls look out.

Boiling Pots

Wailuku river look out point.

Wai'ale Falls

Look this place up on google maps. If visiting Rainbow falls, be sure to continue on past the hospital to view this water fall from the bridge. Park off to the side of the road and proceed onto the hike or viewing bridge for pictures. As a child Ikaika would jump from the top of these falls into the pool below with old-time friends.

Mt View Bakery Inc

Home of the famous Stone Cookie. Butter horns, musubis, and monkey bread. The favorites according to Ikaika. Pit stop before heading to Volcano National Park.

Imiloa Astronomy Center

A great place to learn about Hawaii's past, present, and future. If possible try to see the 3D/iMax movie they haver offered.

Hapuna Beach State Recreation Area

White sandy beach lots of space great to catch the sunset at.

Kalae

All the way at the end of the road. You will see port-a-pottys and a wooden hoist on the edge of the cliff, this is how you know you made it. Way out there, this is the southern most point of the U.S. Cliff jumping sometimes allowed but recently the uncle fishermen been getting angry at everyone not even allowing the jumpers. BE CAREFUL!

Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park

This could easily be an all day activity and even a multiple day adventure if wanting to see the whole park. No camping. Halema'uma'u crater is a must see as well as the Thurston Lava Tube. Stop at the visitor center first for directions and options for the day. Be sure to bring your national parks pass for free entry.

Ola Hou Designs

Modern feel good Hawaiian clothing store, if the owner Sharayah is there tell her Annie and Ikaika sent you!

Pohoiki Black Sand Beach

Covered by the most recent lava flow, this beach is where Ikaika learned to surf. once a rocky boat ramp, now turned into black sandy beach surf spot.

Blane's Drive Inn - Industrial

Strawberry ice cream slushy!!! gotta try it

Hilo Lunch Shop

If getting an early start in Hilo, stop in for okazuya, a Japanese style take out box lunch. Ikaika's loaded box and recommendations include: spam musubis, cone sushis, nori chicken, shoyu red hot dogs, shoyu chicken, shrimp tempura, sweet potato tempura, ono tempura, potato hash, and a can of Liliko'i Hawaiian Sun.

Honoli'i Beach Park

Main surf spot on the Hilo side.

Waipio Valley Lookout

Valley of The Kings

Hawai‘i Tropical Botanical Garden

Paved hike that's costs about $30, very cool hike through the rainforest next to the ocean.

Kamakana Playground

Cool wooden playground. Ikaika's favorite slide on the whole island. Rest stop when exploring Captain Cook area.