Big Island Kona Side
On a clear day one can see for miles along Hawaii’s Big Island Kona coast. In Hawaiian the word “kona” means the leeward side of the island–as opposed to the windward side–and is generally to the west. read more
On a clear day one can see for miles along Hawaii’s Big Island Kona coast. In Hawaiian the word “kona” means the leeward side of the island–as opposed to the windward side–and is generally to the west. read more
Two paragliders circle the beach while coming in for a landing on the Big Island of Hawaii. read more
A beautifully clear day in the Waipio Valley seen from horseback is a fantastic way to experience this Big Island treasure. read more
Kohanaiki sunsets always help put the day in perspective. read more
The mysterious-looking Waipio Valley cliffs edge out into the Pacific along Hawaii Island’s north shore. read more
Waialea Beach, known as “Beach 69” locally, is one of the most beautiful beaches on the west side of the Big Island. read more
This beautiful three-level waterfall is at the end of a path inside the Hawaii Tropical Botanic Garden near Hilo on the Big Island of Hawaii. read more
This picture from the summit of Mauna Loa shows the observation station in the foreground and Mauna Kea in the background against clear blue skies. read more
A backyard sunset rainbow in Kona appears after a healthy rain as the sun sneaks below the clouds to create amazing orange lighting. read more
Sometimes the most stunning part of a sunset comes when the clouds hide the failing light and the world turns shades of gray. read more
Three plumeria angle toward the southern sun to soak up the rays, showing off their simple yet inviting blossoms. read more
The Mauna Kea Beach Hotel sits at Kaunaoa Bay on the Big Island’s dry and sunny west side. The bay is a gorgeous place to spend the morning or afternoon with swimming, sun-bathing, or strolling. read more