Pololu Valley
Pololu Valley is at the northern most part of the Big Island not far past the quaint town of Hawi. It is the perfect destination for a day trip to…
Pololu Valley is at the northern most part of the Big Island not far past the quaint town of Hawi. It is the perfect destination for a day trip to…
Kua Bay is a wonderful, powdery soft white sandy beach. It is also known as Manini'owali Beach. The water in the bay is light blue and crystal clear. There is…
Akaka Falls is 101 miles from Kona Bayview Inn and makes for a great day trip. There is much to see in the area and the drive along the North-East…
Located 49 miles north of Kona Bayview Inn just past Waikoloa, Waialea Beach (Beach 69) is a great location for spending the day. There is plenty of shade and the…
If you are looking for a great way to spend a day, look no further than Two Step Beach. Located just five miles from Kona Bayview Inn, Two Step Beach…
Pu'uhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park is located in Honaunau near the famous snorkeling location known as Two Step Beach. Pu'uhonua means city of refuge and this park is a Big…
Punalu'u is a beautiful black sands beach, in our opinion, the best on the Big Island. Even the turtles believe this to be true, and turtles are pretty smart! This…
[blockquote animation="fadeInUp"]NOTE: As of mid August, 2018, the lava flow and all molten lava is no longer viewable from any location neither inside the Volcano National Park nor outside. You…
Interested in a manta snorkel tour while visiting on the Big Island? What a great way to spend the evening! We weren't sure what to expect but were pleasantly surprised.…
Wondering what you will see when you stay at Kona Bayview Inn? This is an aerial view of the area from a drones perspective, so use your imagination! It is…
This location is one of our favorite places to relax and watch the sunset (other than from our yard!) is Ke'ei Beach. Located just three miles from Kona Bayview Inn,…
Captain Cook Hawaii is home to the legendary Captain Cook's Monument. The monument lies on the north side of Kealakekua Bay and marks the approximate spot where Captain James Cook died…