Things to do in Kailua-Kona

- Fine White Sand: Boasting one of the few white sand beaches on the Big Island, the sand is soft and fine, a stark contrast to the common black volcanic rock beaches. - Calm Waters: A coral reef near the shore effectively reduces waves, making the water relatively calm, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and bodyboarding, and very family-friendly. - "Turtle Beach": This is a frequent haunt and resting place for green sea turtles (Honu). With luck, you might spot them on the beach or in the shallow water.

You can see many turtles in the place, and there are really few tourists here. At the same time, the scenery here is also very good. There are not only a lot of flowers and plants, but also very beautiful sea views.

It's a beach with very few people. The location is not difficult to walk. Maybe it's because of the time we came here. The scenery is particularly good. There are reefs with special shapes. The sand on the beach is also very comfortable. The sea scenery is also good.

If you have a plan to Big Island at Hawaii near winter season, you must choose Kona then Hilo. Because kona has always great weather and suuny beach even though winter raining season. Also, Big island's most sand beach also locats at west side at Kona, so it's so important reason to keep choosing Kona. Finally, At kona, you can see beautiful sunset every day because it is west :)

Wawaloli Beach: It is famous for some sea caves that are well-known in the photography circle. I specially came to see it. It is definitely worth it. Fortunately, it is the era of digital cameras, otherwise there would not be enough film. I had a lot of fun [happy]