Captain Cook Vacation Rentals

Captain Cook is located on the Big Island of Hawaii's scenic western shore just south of the town of Kealakekua, and near the popular Kealakekua Bay. Our Captain Cook vacation rentals allow you to enjoy luxury and relaxation in one of the Big Island's most desirable locations. Close to the ocean yet situated at 1,300 feet above sea leavel, Captain Cook enjoys an ideal climate for the perfect Hawaii vacation. Things To Do Visiting Kealakekua Bay is a highlight of any Big Island vacation. Kayak in the bay or take a guided snorkel cruise. Spinner dolphins are often seen in the bay, and humpback whales pass by offshore during the winter months. This region also has some excellent locations for scuba diving. The Kona Coast is one of the world's premier sport fishing destinations with anglers going after big game fish like marlin and swordfish. Sunset sails and dinner cruises are also great ways to see this scenic coastline. An important Hawaiian cultural site called Puuhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park is located on the shoreline just south of Captain Cook. Take a drive up into the small, charming towns of Kona Coffee Country to meet the coffee farmers and see the process of growing, harvesting and roasting coffee beans. Head north to explore historic Kailua village and the beaches and attractions of the Kona Coast. Nearby Beaches Hookena Beach is nice for snorkeling, kayaking and swimming when the waters are calm. Located on Kauhako Bay, Hookena is a scenic beach with palm trees and the ruins of an abandoned village nearby. The coral reef is home to many interesting fish as well as Hawaiian sea turtles, and dolphins are often seen here as well as humpbacks passing by offshore during the winter months. Trails along the shore lead to nearby beaches and scenic views. Kealakekua Bay is known for its friendly dolphin pods and also a nice place to go kayaking and snorkeling. To see the Cap…

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