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Kona International Airport 27 Min

Kealakekua Bay (25 Min)
Scenic Inlet With Snorkeling & Boat Tours, Plus A Monument To Captain Cook & An Ancient Temple.

Hualālai (12 Min)
Scenic Beach For Surfing, Spear Fishing & Swimming, With Picnic Areas & A Jogging Path.

Hualālai (15 Min)
White Obelisk Marking The Spot Where Capt. Cook Was Killed In 1779, Reachable Via Hike Or Boat Ride.

Island Breeze Luau - He 'ohana Kakou (10 Min)
Outdoor Dinner & Show Featuring An Abundant Hawaiian Buffet & Polynesian Dancing Beside Kailua Bay.

Mokuaikaua Church (8 Min)
Hawaii's Oldest Christian Church, Founded By Missionaries In 1820, With An Iconic Arch & Sanctuary.

La'aloa Park (13 Min)

Hulihe‘E Palace (8 Min)
Former Summer Home For Hawaiian Royalty Now Showcasing Victorian Artifacts & Cultural Events.

Kamakahonu National Historic Landmark (10 Min)
1970S Reconstruction Of The Residence Of King Kamehameha I At The The King Kamehameha Hotel.

Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail (23 Min)
175-Mi. Hiking Trail Along The Coastline With Historical Information, Views & Varied Terrain.

Magic Sands Beach Park (12 Min)
Public Park With White Sand Beach & Rocky Shoreline, Offering Lifeguard-Overseen Swimming & Surfing.

Kaloko-Honokōhau National Historical Park (17 Min)
Ruins Of Early Fish Ponds & Petroglyphs Still Remain In This Historic Beachside Wildlife Refuge.

Kahalu’U Beach Park (4 Min)
Small Beach & Reef With Generally Calm Water, Making It A Popular Place To Snorkel.

Kona Coffee Living History Farm (15 Min)
Visitors Can Explore A 1920S Coffee Farm Hosted By Costumed Guides Demonstrating Work Tasks.