Experience the Wild Side of Hawai’i
OUTRIGGER Kona Resort & Spa, perched on the lava cliffs of Keauhou Bay. Newly reimagined rooms and suites open onto sweeping Pacific views.
See active volcanoes, swim with manta rays, visit coffee plantations and go horse riding on the island of Hawai’i
Stay at a resort in the Kona district on the west coast or the Kohala Coast, further to the north, a hotel in Hilo, or a lodge, inn or B&B in Upcountry Waimea
Island of Hawai‘i’s restaurants and cafés serve beef raised on its cattle ranches, vegetables grown in its rich, volcanic soil and freshly caught seafood
If your family likes adventure, the island of Hawai‘i is for you! Snorkel with manta rays, or hike through the Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park.
OUTRIGGER Kona Resort & Spa, perched on the lava cliffs of Keauhou Bay. Newly reimagined rooms and suites open onto sweeping Pacific views.
Island of Hawai‘i’s first hotel marks its 60th anniversary with a $180 million transformation that blends mid-century heritage with contemporary island luxury.
On Hawai‘i’s youngest and largest island, fiery volcanoes, ancient legends and farm-fresh flavours converge, writes Angela Saurine
Island of Hawai‘i’s restaurants and cafés serve beef raised on its cattle ranches, vegetables grown in its rich, volcanic soil and freshly caught seafood
Most of the island’s resorts can be found in the Kona district on the west coast and the Kohala Coast, further to the north. On the east coast, Hilo is well-placed for visiting Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park, while Waimea in the upcountry has rustic inns, lodges and B&Bs.
See active volcanoes, swim with manta rays, visit coffee plantations and go horse riding on the island of Hawai’i
