The Main Islands of Hawaiʻi
Here’s an informative article by Amanda Briney for Thought Co. on the main islands of Hawaiʻi. A great way to explore the Big Island in luxury is a tour on Kailani Tours Hawaiʻi Hawaiʻi is the youngest of the 50 states of the U.S. and the only one that is entirely an archipelago, or chain of islands. […]
Kaloko-Honokohau
Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park, is a historical landmark visited on Kailani Tours Hawaiʻi Coffee, Cloud Forest, and Brewery Tour. Here’s some good information from the National Park Society. On the Lava Flows the People Discovered a Spirit… To survive in a hot and arid environment the native Hawaiʻians (kanaka maoli) used ancient fishing skills, including […]
The Big Deal About the Big Island
Kailani Tours Hawaiʻi has many tours to really see the beauty of the Big Island. Here’s a good article on the many attractions that distinguish the Big Island by editors of Travel Muse. From volcanoes to underwater wonders, coffee to ranches, beach resorts to hula dancing, Hawaiʻi has packed a whole lot into one island. […]
Nāhuku (Thurston Lava Tube)
Thurston Lava Tube is a stop on both Kailani Tours Hawaiʻi – The Deluxe Volcano Tour and The Big Island Circle Tour. Here’s some good information from the National Park Service. Nāhuku (Thurston Lava Tube), one of many such tubes on the island, was created by a river of molten lava. When a lava tube […]
Hawaiʻi vs Iceland: Which Islands Have The Most Awe-Inspiring Active Volcanoes?
Here’s an interesting article on volcanos in Hawaiʻi vs. Iceland by Aaron Spray for The Travel. Kailani Tours Hawaiʻi will be starting up two new Volcano Tours in the fall. Both islands are known for their active volcanoes and for those fascinated by them, it’s a tough choice deciding which are the best. Iceland and […]
5 Reasons to Explore Both Sides of the Big Island
Here’s a good article from Big Island Guide on exploring the Big Island. Kailani Tours Hawaiʻi is a great way to take it all in. Whether you’re staying on the tropical eastern Hilo side or the sunny western Kona side during your Big Island vacation, there are plenty of reasons explore both sides of the […]
Kilauea
Here’s a good article with information on Kilauea by the Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica. Kilauea is a wonderful stop on Kailani Tours Deluxe Volcano Tour. Kilauea, also called Mount Kilauea, the world’s most active volcanic mass, located on the southeastern part of the island of Hawaiʻi, Hawaiʻi state, U.S. The central feature of Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, Kilauea (“Much […]
Big Island’s Hamakua Coast: A Fairy Tale Journey
The Hamakua Coast is one of the most breathtaking stretches on the island and is part of the Big Island Circle Tour. Here’s an informative article on the Hamakua Coast by the Hawaiʻi.com team. Although not as well-storied as Maui’s scenic drive to Hana, the 45-mile Hamakua Coast road trip from Hilo to Honoka’a is a […]
What is it about coffee?
As part of the Cloud Forest, Coffee and Brewery Tour, Mountain Thunder Coffee is a popular stop nestled high on the slopes of Hualalai Volcano. Here is an article on the many characteristics of coffee from Harvard Health Publishing. Remember when people (and their doctors) used to worry that coffee would harm their hearts, give […]
Exploring Punalu’u, Hawaiʻi’s Famed Black Sand Beach
Here’s a good article on Punalu’u Beach by Discover Hawaiʻi. This is a favorite stop on the Big Island Circle Tour. Guests to the Hawaiʻian islands dream of marvelous beach fronts with clear waves that rip past the sands of the shore. Pictures and advertisements may depict the tan sand that flows into Hawaiʻi’s clear […]
Rainbow Falls, a Scenic Stop in Hilo
Here’s an informative article on Rainbow Falls by Katie Young Yamanaka for Hawaiʻi.com. Rainbow Falls is a favorite stop on the Big Island Circle Tour. One of the most easily accessible waterfalls on the Big Island, Rainbow Falls is just a quick five-minute drive from downtown Hilo. On sunny days, rainbows appear in the mist […]