Geographically, historically and culturally the Big Island of Hawaii is quite diverse. This tour highlights the historic sights of South Kona.

You will visit one of the most accessible, interesting and enchanting cultural sites in the State of Hawaii, the Pu'uhonua o Honaunau National Historic Park or "Place of Refuge at Honaunau". The site boasts the most complete restoration of an ancient Hawaiian religious sanctuary in all the islands.

World famous Kona coffee flourishes on the volcanic slopes above and south of Kona. Enjoy a visit to an historic, authentic coffee farm and learn how locals have been producing this world renowned crop for centuries.

Discover one of Hawaii's most infamous historical spots, Kealakekua Bay, where Captain James Cook was slain by Hawaiians on February 14, 1779, after a long and complicated voyage to discover new land for the British Empire. The bay is now a Marine Life Conservation District and is equally famous for it's remarkable clear water and plethora of marine life.

Finally you will visit the tourist hub of Kailua-Kona town, a popular yet sleepy, small coastal village where you can either explore the many small shops or relax at a seaside cafe. Admission fees are included.