Honaunau Things to Do

Snorkelers and divers flock to this bay, which is a designated marine preserve and home to hundreds of varieties of tropical fish, sea turtles and even some dolphins. Kayakers also enjoy the calm, warm waters. History buffs wil... more

Kawainui Marsh is the largest remaining wetland in Hawaii. It's an 830-acre picturesque home to four species of Hawaii's endangered and endemic water birds: the Hawaiian Stilt, Hawaiian Moorhen, Hawaiian Coot and Hawaiian Duck.... more

It isn't often that one has an opportunity to see the way people lived and worked in past generations. This 'Living History' farm allows just that opportunity. It is a representation of the Kona coffee industry in the years bet... more

This working ranch is also the site of numerous other activities. From bird watching to hunting to hiking, the diverse roster of activities can appeal to many different kinds of people. Visitors who prefer a leisurely vacation... more

The Ulupo Heiau (Night of Inspiration) is a sacred Native Hawaiian temple located in Kawainui Marsh. Ulupo is one of the first temples to be built as an agricultural heiau and it is the second largest existing temple on O‘ahu.... more

Many of the fishing charters and scuba dive boats that operate on the West Side dock at this harbor. It's located just four miles from the Kona Airport, across from ever-popular local restaurant Sam Choy's. Among the vessels do... more

The Japanese coffee giant Ueshima established Ueshima Coffee Corp. as their representative in Hawaii. As you head towards Kealakua Bay, you will find the Ueshima Espresso Bar and Roastery, where they also conduct tours (reserve... more

Come visit the friendly Bay View Farm, overlooking the pretty Kealakekua Bay. Established in 1984, this farm produces quality Kona coffee, known for its rich flavor around the world. You can come and check out the visitors' cen... more

This award-winning coffee estate is run by Gus and Cynthia Brocksen, a cheery husband and wife duo. Coffee freaks can contact them for a comprehensive tour of the premises and learn more about picking and roasting, and even try... more

4000 coffee trees spread over four acres, overlooking the gorgeous Kona coast...sounds interesting, doesn't it? Lehuula Farms, located on the incline of the Hualalai Mountain, peer over the coastline at 1400 feet! Known for pro... more