Big Island
Keller Laros tells us why Hawaii is one of the best places to scuba dive.
The town of Volcano, right on the slopes of Hawaii Island’s Kilauea volcano, is easy to miss if you don’t know it’s there.
There's so much to do and see on the biggest island in the Hawaiian Island chain.
The dedicated forest preserve is also an AirBnB.
This grassy section of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park was once a historic ranch and spans 116,000 acres.
Just three miles outside of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, these cabins offer convenience and solitude.
Look toward the light inside this Big Island cave at Kalahuipuaa Historical Park and people say you might see your aura.
A few miles south of Hilo, a historic trail leads to beautiful, remote Haena Beach, often known as Shipman Beach.
Though the Big Island lacks the world-class waves of Oahu's Pipeline, it has a unique history.
King Kamehameha the Great, who conquered the Hawaiian Islands, was believed to have overturned this famous rock.
These historic sites tell the story of a legendary king.
In this Kona tradition, young and old gather to bake Portuguese sweet bread and take a bite out of this delectable part of the Big Island’s multicultural history.
Discover a different way of greeting the sun each Friday morning on Hawaii Island.
The trail is the only accessible route to this verdant valley.
Here’s what you need to know about KapohoKine and Hawaii Forest & Trails new tour offerings.
An off-the-grid weekend in the outskirts of Pahoa makes a quiet case for not just going, but staying a few nights off the beaten path.
Perfect for bird and plant lovers.
Peek into this remote valley along the rugged Hāmākua Coast.
Hawaiian Legacy Hardwoods on the Big Island is working to restore the native koa forests of Mauna Kea.
This little shop is a must-stop for Hilo residents and visitors buying Big Island omiyage.
Sumptuous vistas and a black sand beach attract visitors to this place with a rich geological and cultural history.
A tour of the Big Island’s Hualalai volcano reveals its native flora and fauna, and fascinating geological history.
Hawaii’s largest island is the only one in the state with five national parks—four official parks and one National Historic Trail.
The view from my laptop should be this good every morning.