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Historic Hawi town and Kapaau are artists villages. Wander up and down the streets enjoying the variety of shops, sidewalk cafes, restaurants, and art galleries. The historic buildings have been preserved and refurbished to their plantation glory. The Big Islands Kohala Coast is full of nature adventures. There is so much more to Hawaii than sun and sand. Some adventures you may enjoy are:
- Ocean kayak adventures,
- Mule rides into the valleys
- Waterfall hikes
- Hike 20 minutes into Pololu Valley to a black sands beach
- Snorkel pristine waters of North Kohala
- Queen�s bath excursion
- Visit and experience an authentic Hawaiian taro field
- Excursions to Volcano to see an active flow
- Historic tour of Hawi and Kapaau
- Walking garden tours
- Bird watching hikes
- Native Hawaiian cultural classes
- Hawaiian games, croquet, and Bache ball
Kohala, the birthplace of Kamehameha the Great, continues to be Old Hawaii.
We will be happy to arrange for you adventures and excursions to secret Kohala that few visitors have the opportunity to enjoy.
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TO LODGE:
Upon leaving Kona Airport, turn left and drive North toward Waimea Hwy 270.
30 minutes after leaving the airport you will come to a "T" in the road.
Turn Left toward Kawaihai. Travel one mile to a road that turns Right to Hawi and continue on Hwy 270.
Continue through Hawi Town towards Kapaau for three miles. On the left(oceanside) right after union market you will see a road with a sign marked "AHU POHAKU HO'OMAOULUHIA", turn left and follow the isgns to our retreat..
TO VACATION RENTAL HOME:
Upon leaving Kona Airport, turn left and drive North toward Waimea Hwy 270.
30 minutes after leaving the airport you will come to a "T" in the road.
Turn Left toward Kawaihai. Travel one mile to a road that turns Right to Hawi and continue on Hwy 270.
At the 18 mile marker on the ocean side of the road is Puakea Bay Ranch.
A person is at the gate every day from 8am to 4pm.
If you come at another time, follow the instructions on the code box for "Watkins/Sunderland". Come through the gate and down the road toward the ocean 1 mile.
Turn left at the intersection "Haliakala Drive",and follow the road to the end of the cul-de-sac.
The driveway winds through palm trees to the house.
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Contact: Jean Sunderland, Ahu Pohaku Ho'omaluhia
E-mail: info@hawaii-island-retreat.com
Phone: 808-889-6336
P.O. Box 189, Hawi, Hawaii 96719
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