- Our list of the best things to do in Kawaihae, Hawaii, features the top 84 nearby activities — including 44 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Kawaihae, HI has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Water Activities, Tours, and Sights & Landmarks.
- The results below include the top 8 things to do within the city of Kawaihae, HI , followed by 75 popular activities in nearby cities, including Waikoloa, Waimea, Kapaau, Kailua-Kona, Honokaa, Puako, Kailua, Hawi, Kaimu and Kukuihaele
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Opened in 1998, Ehu & Kai is a family-owned kayak rental business located along the shores of the Kealakekua Bay. Visitors commonly enjoy renting canoes and kayaks during their time enjoying the local waters.
40.6 Miles
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144 votes
83-5401 Paintd Church Road, Captain Cook, HI 96704
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Overlooking the Kealakekua Bay and the National Park, Paleaku Gardens Peace Sanctuary is home to a wide range of tropical plants and orchids as well as many ancient Hawaiian petroglyphs and Tibetan Sand paintings which can be reached through the paved walking trails that line the gardens.
41.0 Miles
89%
352 votes
84-5140 Painted Church Rd Captain Cook, Honaunau, HI 96704
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Erected in honor of Saint Benedict, The Painted Church is a Roman Catholic parish on the Big Island of Hawaii. It is perched on the shores of Kealakekua Bay and is an active parish known for its charitable work with mentally ill residents. Modestly-dressed visitors are always welcome.
41.2 Miles
Also called the Kona Coffee Plantation, Bay View Farm is an essential destination for coffee-loving tourists. Complimentary tours are available, but must be scheduled in advance via telephone or email. All Bay View Farms coffee is produced by an experienced Master Roaster. Caffeinated and decaffeinated versions…
41.9 Miles
A remnant of an ancient volcanic eruption, the Pua Po o Lava Tube is a must-see for volcano enthusiasts. Visitors are permitted to hike there alone, but ranger-guided tours offer additional insight into the origin and importance of the lava tube.
42.4 Miles
The 1871 Trail offers scenic and breathtaking views of Hawaii. The 6 ½ mile hike can be challenging, particularly the further you get from the national park so come prepared. The trail starts and ends near the coastline.
42.6 Miles
Boating, swimming and sunning are the most popular activities at Honaunau Bay's Two-Step Beach. The Bay, which contains colorful corals and is often visited by seals, also attracts snorkelers, snuba enthusiasts and SCUBA divers.
43.0 Miles
94%
989 votes
P.O. Box 129, Honaunau, HI 96726
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Managed by the National Park Service the Pu'uhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park (Place of Refuge) is a huge park that served as a legal sanctuary for ancient Hawaiians. Today, the park is extremely popular as a campsite and day-trip destination.
43.8 Miles
The Pu'u 'O'o Trail heads in the direction of Volcano Village through pioneer ohia forest, brush, and grasslands. Hikers are able to pass over the solidified lava flows from 1855 and 1881, and seasonal bird hunting is allowed by permit.
45.1 Miles
Home to the Charles Lindbergh Grave, the Palapala Houmau Church is an active Christian house of worship and a major tourist attraction. Visitors are welcome and are requested to dress respectfully while on church property.