Jazmin & Javier
Jazmin & Javier
Things to Do
For any additional itinerary details, please contact Maid of Honor, Ashley Oliveros. She has access to helpful google docs, google maps and other information for activities on the island.
A Few Local Activities:
Kanaloa Octopus Farm
May or may not be open depending on scheduled renovations.
Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park
Visit the visitors center to learn some history about the island, explore fish ponds at the beach, and potentially see lots of turtles!
Coral Reef Snorkel Adventures
The best Manta Ray tour on the island!
Ehu and Kai Adventures
If you are going to pick just one place to snorkel on the Big Island, you must visit Kealakekua Bay (Captain Cook). This bay is a marine life conservation district and it’s some of the best snorkeling in all of the Hawaiian Islands. The water is clear, there are plenty of fish and coral, turtles, and spinner dolphins. This spot CANNOT BE ACCESSED BY CAR. Your options are to do a 4 mile hike down, or rent a kayak and do a self guided tour. You can get rentals from Ehu and Kai Adventures.
Magic Sands Beach Park
Awesome beach in Kona to hang out and soak up some sun.
Kahalu’u Beach Park
Fun and easily accessible snorkeling.
Two Step Beach
Also called Honaunau Bay. Aptly named for the two steps that help you enter the snorkeling area, this site offers good snorkeling right offshore. This isn’t a great place for kids or beginning snorkelers because there isn’t a sandy beach to walk in from. There’s not much of a beach to enjoy, but the sea life more than makes up for it if you don't want to snorkel. You can pay $5 for parking.