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Sightseeing
Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden
27-717 Mamalahoa HwyLocated on the beautiful Scenic Drive.
Great place to watch the locals surf, jump in the water or have a picnic.
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Honoli'i Beach Park
Great place to watch the locals surf, jump in the water or have a picnic.
Beautiful. Some guide books mention about swimming above the falls in several locations. Please don't do this! Many people drown each year here when they get caught in the current and get stuck in the underground lava tubes.
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Rainbow Falls
Beautiful. Some guide books mention about swimming above the falls in several locations. Please don't do this! Many people drown each year here when they get caught in the current and get stuck in the underground lava tubes.
This lovely Japanese garden park was built over 100 years ago and sits elegantly on the edge of Hilo Bay. Walk along the footpaths, past the lanterns, and over the bridges to Coconut Island and get a different perspective of Hilo. An authentic Japanese Tea house is featured in the garden. The stately Banyan trees adorning and shading Banyan Drive were planted about 50 years ago by visiting celebrities. Look for their name plates at the base of each tree. Route 19 to Banyan Dive in Hilo.
Liliuokalani Lane
Liliuokalani LaneThis lovely Japanese garden park was built over 100 years ago and sits elegantly on the edge of Hilo Bay. Walk along the footpaths, past the lanterns, and over the bridges to Coconut Island and get a different perspective of Hilo. An authentic Japanese Tea house is featured in the garden. The stately Banyan trees adorning and shading Banyan Drive were planted about 50 years ago by visiting celebrities. Look for their name plates at the base of each tree. Route 19 to Banyan Dive in Hilo.
Coconut Island
This is connected to Liliuokalani Garden.
Go to Hawi to see the original statue
In Wailoa Park in Hilo, on Highway 19, war memorials and photographic bridges.
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Kamehameha Statue
Go to Hawi to see the original statue
In Wailoa Park in Hilo, on Highway 19, war memorials and photographic bridges.
Kaumana cave was formed during the 1881 eruption. The lava flow traveled over 25 miles, stopping just short of Hilo Bay. The cave is nearly 2 miles long and can provide hours of up-close-and-personal spelunking. Bring along a good flashlight and extra batteries. You can’t get lost but you can get hurt stumbling around in the dark. Hwy 200 (Saddle Road) 4 miles west of Hilo.
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Grottes de Kaumana
1492 Kaumana DrKaumana cave was formed during the 1881 eruption. The lava flow traveled over 25 miles, stopping just short of Hilo Bay. The cave is nearly 2 miles long and can provide hours of up-close-and-personal spelunking. Bring along a good flashlight and extra batteries. You can’t get lost but you can get hurt stumbling around in the dark. Hwy 200 (Saddle Road) 4 miles west of Hilo.
At the 9500' level on Mauna Kea, the Visitor Center is as far as you can go without a four wheel drive. The center is open on the weekends and Friday afternoon, and features stargazing on Friday and Saturday evenings. A small but interesting museum is housed in the Center with regular showings of an excellent video on the development of the mountaintop observatories. Call 961-2180 for information. Saddle Rd. Rt. 200 to John Burns Way. Have a full tank of gas and a jacket with you as it’s chilly up there
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Mauna Kea
At the 9500' level on Mauna Kea, the Visitor Center is as far as you can go without a four wheel drive. The center is open on the weekends and Friday afternoon, and features stargazing on Friday and Saturday evenings. A small but interesting museum is housed in the Center with regular showings of an excellent video on the development of the mountaintop observatories. Call 961-2180 for information. Saddle Rd. Rt. 200 to John Burns Way. Have a full tank of gas and a jacket with you as it’s chilly up there
City/town information
Great town to explore on foot. Local food, farmers market, Tsunami Museum, Lyman Museum and lots of little shops.
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Hilo
Great town to explore on foot. Local food, farmers market, Tsunami Museum, Lyman Museum and lots of little shops.
Food scene
Tina's Garden Cafe
168 Kamehameha AveFabulous Thai food
Ponds Hilo
135 Kalanianaole StGood food overlooking the Ice Pond and fish.
Great food, make a reservation and enjoy. I love their Shrimp Scampi. They also raise some of the fish they serve.
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The Seaside Restaurant And Aqua Farm
1790 Kalanianaole StGreat food, make a reservation and enjoy. I love their Shrimp Scampi. They also raise some of the fish they serve.
This is Hilo's diner and serve local favorites and many other choices, it's not just breakfast food.
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Kens House of Pancakes
1730 Kamehameha AveThis is Hilo's diner and serve local favorites and many other choices, it's not just breakfast food.
This restaurant sits on the water with nice views of Hilo Bay, Mauna Kea and Hilo town. Make reservations to ensure you don't have to wait long.
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Hilo Bay Cafe
123 Lihiwai StThis restaurant sits on the water with nice views of Hilo Bay, Mauna Kea and Hilo town. Make reservations to ensure you don't have to wait long.
Great food and brick oven pizza which is delicious. Make reservations.
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Cafe Pesto - Hilo
308 Kamehameha AveGreat food and brick oven pizza which is delicious. Make reservations.
Pineapples Restaurant
332 Keawe StAmazing food. Make reservations.
Onomea Country Market
People and food are great.
Hwy X-Press Mini Mart
Convenient place to pick something y=up.
What's Shakin
27-999 Mamalahoa HwyAmazing smoothies and food.
Activity
Zipline seeing waterfalls and lots of beauty or take a guided tour riding a Segway through the botanical gardens. Either one, you will learn about the fruits and plants along the way.
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Botanical World Adventures
31-240 Old Mamalahoa HwyZipline seeing waterfalls and lots of beauty or take a guided tour riding a Segway through the botanical gardens. Either one, you will learn about the fruits and plants along the way.