Big Island Vacation Rentals
<div class="aboutUsText"><p>The Big Island of Hawaii is the largest of all the Hawaiian Islands and encompasses a diversity of climates from tropical rainforest with roaring waterfalls to posh resorts and white sand beaches. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is home to tropical rainforest hikes, stark and steaming volcanic landscapes, and molten lava flowing into the sea. Kilauea Volcano is the most continuously active volcano on Earth and a visit to the summit provides an unforgettable experience.</p></div>
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<h3>Things To Do</h3>
<p><span class="aboutTextLeft"></span>The Big Island has activities for everyone. Humpback whale watching tours, deep-sea fishing for prized game fish off the Kona Coast, ATV tours and horseback riding in the ranch country, championship golf courses, helicopter tours, volcano viewing and spectacular white-sand beaches for relaxing and enjoying water sports. <br><br>In Hilo town on the northeast shore you can see the thundering Rainbow Falls, browse through the downtown area and then take a walk along Hilo Bay. Drive along the Hamakua Coast to Akaka Falls State Park where a short, paved footpath leads you on a half-mile loop through a bamboo grove and lush rainforest setting of bamboo, ferns and orchids before revealing the 100-foot Kahuna Falls and the thundering 442-foot Akaka Falls. Farther along the Hamakua Coast you can gaze into the steep-walled Waipio Valley, visit botanical gardens and take in stunning seacoast views.<br>Head up to the summit of Kilauea Volcano to see steaming cauldrons and calderas and drive down to the coast to see the hot lava pouring into the ocean. The 11-mile Crater Rim Drive circles the summit area with several scenic lookout points as well as hiking trails.<br>At the Kilauea Visitor Center you can learn more about the park and stop in at the historic Volcano House for great views of Kilauea Caldera. Stop in at the Jaggar Museum to see instruments like seismometers that measure volcanic movement, and outside the museum take in stunning views of the famed Halemaumau Crater.<br>The Kona Coast on the western shore of the Big Island is one of the world's premier big game fishing destinations where huge marlin and swordfish catches are legendary. These waters are also popular for a variety of ocean excursions from snorkeling and scuba diving to humpback whale watching and sunset sails.</p></div>
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<h3>Nearby Beaches</h3>
<p><span class="aboutTextRight"></span>Beaches are simply outstanding on Big Island and vary from immaculate white sand beaches to black and even green sand beaches. Hapuna Beach on the Kohala Coast is the island's largest white-sand beach and also one of the most popular due to its scenic beauty, picnic facilities and restrooms. In the Keauhou area just south of Kailua Village is Kahaluu Beach which is popular for snorkeling and for seeing Hawaiian green sea turtles. Also just south of the village is Laalao Beach with a lifeguard and facilities Onekahakaha Beach Park in Hilo is considered one of the safest beaches in the area due to the shallow, sandy bottom with interesting tide pools and good snorkeling making it fun for families, and with nice views of Hilo Bay. Lelewi Beach Park offers a shallow bay making it the east side's most popular snorkeling spot. The Richardson Ocean Center is located here and facilities include pavilions, restrooms and showers as well as picnic pavilions.</p></div>
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<h3>Restaurants</h3>
<p><span class="aboutTextLeft"></span>Dining choices on the Big Island are many and varied from the resort restaurants of the Kona and Kohala Coasts to world-renown chefs in upcountry Waimea and cozy eateries in Hilo. The abundance of famers on the Big Island and the fresh seafood coming from its shores daily ensure the best of ingredients are available for some truly amazing culinary delights. Merriman's in Waimea is the signature restaurant of Hawaii regional cuisine pioneer Peter Merriman and a great place to sample inventive dishes utilizing the best of Island ingredients. Roy's Waikoloa Bar & Grill overlooks a lake on the Kohala Coast and has gotten rave reviews for such dishes as Hawaiian ono tacos and blackened ahi. For the freshest locally-grown fruits, vegetables and flowers you can visit a Farmers Market. Weekly markets are hosted all around the island including in Hilo, Honokaa, Laupahoehoe, Waimea, Waikoloa, Keauhou, Pahoa, Volcano, Captain Cook and Kailua-Kona.</p></div>
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<h3>Shopping</h3>
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Big Island Vacation Rentals
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Holualoa Bay Villas - 2BR Condo King #103
Kailua Kona, Big Island- 2 Bed
- 2 Full Baths
From $129.00 / night — Total price: $387.00
Holualoa Bay Villas, Unit#103 is absolutely GORGEOUS! This beautiful remodeled 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo is right in the heart of Kailua-Kona, just across the street from the ocean, specifically gorgeous "Holualoa Bay". Watch waves crashing against the rocky coastline, outrigger canoe paddlers and spectacular gorgeous sunsets right from your HUGE 280 square foot lanai. Lymans surf break, beaches and shopping all are close by! 1232 interior square feet of just gorgeousness. A comfortable fu
House of Paddles - 3BR Home Pool View
Keaau, Big IslandRating: 5
- 3 Bed
- 3 Full Baths
From $435.00 / night — Total price: $1305.00
Located in the Kaloli Point sun belt on the East side of the Big Island of Hawai, House of Paddles is within earshot of the Pacific Oceans crashing waves. This private tropical oasis is a two-minute walk from the spectacular Puna coastline to watch sea turtles and whales (when in season)! Please Note: This is a quiet residential neighborhood and local ordinances prohibit gatherings at licensed short term rental properties. Quiet hours are 9pm to 8am daily. Occupancy is set to 7 guests only.
Hualalai Pakui - 3BR Home #72-105
Hualalai, Big IslandRating: 5
- 3 Bed
- 3 Full Baths
From $6037.50 / night — Total price: $18112.50
Located at the entrance to Pakui Street - a popular area for vacation rentals, this 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath home is part of the world renown Hualalai Resort that features the Four Seasons Hotel, Sports Club & Spa, championship golf, tennis and a wide range of ocean sports activities. Owner provides two 4-person golf carts for your use. Guests of this home have the option to purchase passes for daily use of the Resort amenities, located within walking distance. Open-air in design and comfortably
