The Kona coast is lined with turquoise shores and rural towns. You’ll get an in-depth look at this picturesque side of the island on Shaka Guide’s Kona Big Kahuna Loop. From visiting some of the island’s top snorkel beaches to stopping at cultural sites that tell the story of Hawaii, ...
Show MoreWe used 2 tours for the Big Island and were blown away. The Volcanoes National Park tour was more than we ever could have explored on our own. I can't wait to do more tours....here and on the mainland.
Cheri C | 3 weeks ago | AndroidThis app made our day at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park so terrific! We learned tons of facts we wouldn’t have known, and the gps worked great to point out relevant sites.
Lunabitz | 5 months ago | iOSUsed their guides for Road to Hana and the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park tour, thought they were both great and loved the audio & that they included the history for so much of the tour.
Jessica Macdonald | 5 months ago | AndroidKona is located on the west coast of Hawaii's Big Island, also known as Hawaii Island or Island of Hawaii. On Shaka Guide’s Kona Big Kahuna Tour, you’ll get to explore the town of Kona and nearby beaches, historic spots, and more.
Show MoreKona is located on the west coast of Hawaii's Big Island, also known as Hawaii Island or Island of Hawaii. On Shaka Guide’s Kona Big Kahuna Tour, you’ll get to explore the town of Kona and nearby beaches, historic spots, and more.
Kona - once home to Hawaii’s royal residence - has no shortage of things to do. Tour a coffee plantation, snorkel, visit historic spots like Puuhonua, and take a stroll through the town for local eateries and shops. We’ll guide you to all this and...
Show MoreKona - once home to Hawaii’s royal residence - has no shortage of things to do. Tour a coffee plantation, snorkel, visit historic spots like Puuhonua, and take a stroll through the town for local eateries and shops. We’ll guide you to all this and more on Shaka Guide’s Kona Big Kahuna Tour.
There’s no bad time to visit Kona! Like the rest of Hawaii, Kona enjoys beautiful weather all year round. The winter, from November through March is the rainy season. September through April are the shoulder seasons with fewer visitors and ideal w...
Show MoreThere’s no bad time to visit Kona! Like the rest of Hawaii, Kona enjoys beautiful weather all year round. The winter, from November through March is the rainy season. September through April are the shoulder seasons with fewer visitors and ideal weather and summer - May through August - sees an uptick in crowds.
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