Kaloko-Honokohau National Park
Enjoy a beautiful morning visit to this picturesque national park, and learn how an early Hawaiian settlement survived on the rugged Kona coast. See petroglyphs, a sacred temple and fishponds that highlight the engineering skills of native Hawaiians. Sea turtles and monk seals are also known to occasionally visit this historical site.

Kona Cloud Forest Walk
Take a guided stroll through the only cloud forest in the United States. This tour stop takes you to one of the Big Island’s many microclimates. Experience the distinctive plants, flowers and trees that thrive at 3,000 feet on the slopes of Mauna Loa—some of which you’ll only find on Hawaii Island.

Mountain Thunder Coffee Plantation
Nestled on the slopes of Hualalai, Hawaii Island’s third most active volcano, this coffee plantation offers tours, tastings and a gift shop to purchase their 100% Kona coffee. The Kona coffee belt is only about 2 miles wide by 30 miles long, and produces an exceptional coffee due to volcanic soil, a mild climate, light winds, ample rain, high elevations and the perfect amount of sunshine.

Ola Brew Co.
Sip a local brew, cider or seltzer from a community and employee-owned brewery, or try a flight to sample numerous libations. Ola Brew Co. sources most of its ingredients from local Hawaii farmers, helping to sustain the local agricultural economy.