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Aliʻi Drive Evening Stroll & Dinner, Kailua-Kona

Kailua-Kona

Easy, flat, walkable strip along Kailua Bay past Mokuaikaua Church and Huliheʻe Palace, ending at oceanfront restaurants for sunset dinner; good low-key evening for travelers already based in Kona town.

$0/personneSoir
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Island Breeze Lūʻau, Kailua-Kona

Kailua-Kona

The in-town Kona lūʻau (no shuttle needed for clients staying in Kailua-Kona), set at Kamakahonu / Ahuʻena Heiau, Kamehameha the Great's former residence — standard buffet-and-Polynesian-show format. Schedule and price are third-party-confirmed, not pulled from the operator's own price page, so verify the current adult rate and that the date is running before quoting a client.

$178/personneSoir
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Manta Ray Scuba Dive — Garden Eel Cove

Kailua-Kona

The nocturnal manta experience from below the surface is even more extraordinary than snorkeling — mantas circle in feeding spirals within arm's reach at 20–30 foot depth. Multiple mantas typically present; the record in a single evening is 78. The best night dive in the Pacific.

2–3 hours (night)$135/personneSoir
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Kaloko-Honokōhau National Historical Park

Kailua-Kona

A national historical park 10 minutes from Kona that almost no tourists visit — ancient Hawaiian fishponds, lava coast, and a sheltered bay where Hawaiian green sea turtles rest on the beach in numbers that rival Punalu'u. The ʻAiʻōpio Fishtrap area is the focal point: a large enclosed lava pool used for ancient aquaculture, now filled with fish and surrounded by turtles on the rocks. Swimming is possible from a small beach in the protected cove. The combination of free entry, no crowds, and genuine wildlife makes this one of the best-kept secrets on the island.

1.5–2 hours$0/personneMatin
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Manta Ray Night Snorkeling — Keauhou Bay

Keauhou

Pacific manta rays with wingspans up to 18 feet perform feeding rolls through plankton-rich water illuminated by boat lights — and you float on the surface as they rise toward your face. Sighting rate is 90%+. The most magical wildlife encounter in all of Hawaii, full stop.

2–3 hours (evening)$100/personneSoir
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Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park

South Kona

The most significant cultural site on the Big Island — a Hawaiian Place of Refuge where kapu (law) breakers, defeated warriors, and civilians could reach safety and receive absolution from priests. The reconstructed royal grounds, carved ki'i akua (deity figures), royal fishponds, and enormous mortarless stone wall (built without metal tools around 1550) are extraordinarily well-preserved. A self-guided audio tour walks you through the site's role in Hawaiian society. The ocean setting — palm trees, ancient lava coast, crystal water — is as beautiful as any resort. Do this before or after Two Step snorkeling directly next door.

1.5–2 hours$10/personneMatin

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