Perhaps the cheapest breakfasts spot on the Big Island. Get the breakfast croissant or bagels with turkey / ham, egg, and cheese for $4. Goes well with coffee of the day.
Do you know Hawaii has green, black, and white sand beaches? Go check them out. Black and white sand beaches are easy to find. The green sand beach is right by the southernmost tip of the Big Island.
WARNING!!! The surf and current at this beach are powerful, dangerous and will injure you!!! I was seriously injured at this beach in the board surf 09.14.10. Emergency personnel call it Tragic Sands!
Must get the Loco Moco Burger! It's a local specialty: 1/2 lb. Island beef and Kalua pork, topped with a scrambled egg, finished with delicious gravy. Love it!
Since you're in Kona, try their Kona coconut brown ale! It's brewed with fresh coconut juice.
Their breakfast menu is amazing and their coffee is great! Get a table facing the ocean - what a way to start your day!! Dinner is good too!
Great natural food store. Everything you need - including a great selection of local offerings
Enjoy a brew & learn how Kona’s reclamation system controls the air conditioner for water heating, and collects more than 90 gal. of condensation per day used for landscaping irrigation.
Walk everywhere you go, there are 18,000 pieces of art and sculpture displayed throughout the corridors and property
King's Pond with Eagle Rays: Part swimming pool, part aquarium, the Kings Pond at the Resort is filled with over 3,000 tropical fish. Get your snorkel gear ready.
'World News' Made in America: Kona Mountain Coffee is one of the few places to get coffee that is made in America. You can tour the farm, try samples and buy coffee at their Kailua-Kona location.
Samples of chocolate peaberries (coffee beans fyi) are avail, just ask. Note: 5-6 of these little guys equates to 1 cup of coffee! Good stuff. Great tour.
It's known as L&L Hawaiian Barbecue in the mainland, because the founders knew the name "Hawaiian" is a draw, and everyone would just fantasize about Hawaii.
Ironically enough at this precise moment in time there is no water (the merest of trickles).
