Two Days on the Kona Coast

Bring your fantastic Kona Coast trip to an end with dinner on the bay and live music at Huggo’s. Enjoy House Made Fresh Pasta, Huggo’s Signature Teriyaki Steak, and Kailua Bay Cioppino as you watch the sunset on the Pacific Ocean. Save room for a slice of Kona Coffee Cheesecake.

Enjoy a hearty breakfast at a great price from this favorite Kona breakfast spot. Feast on a yummy moco breakfast from the Moco Menu, or a Kawabanga Breakfast from the $8.08 All Day Menu.

Enjoy the local flavors of Hawaii Island in a peaceful garden setting. Savor a shave ice as you shop locally-made products and crafts from over 30 vendors. Commemorate your visit to Kona by having a coconut postcard mailed to your home.

Hawaii is the birthplace of poke. Head to Da Poke Shack for a fish lunch that is always fresh. Build your own bowl or plate from your pick of poke like the sweet Shack Special or the spicy Pele’s Kiss. Ask about fresh-cut sashimi made to order.

The Kona Brewing Company is one of Hawaii’s most well-known breweries. Learn all about the process of crafting beer, from crops and hops to bottle, on a tour of this celebrated brewery. Enjoy flavorful beer samples and bring home a complimentary gift.

After your brewery tour, stay for dinner at the brewery’s restaurant, the Kona Pub. Choose from a wide array of dishes like Uncle’s Fish Tacos, hand-tossed Captain Cook Pizza, and Bacon-Crusted Mac ‘N Cheese. Each dish pairs perfectly with a beer.

Start your second day with 100% Kona coffee from the “#1 Coffee House and Restaurant” in Kona. Enjoy a Lava Java Breakfast of fluffy pancakes and eggs with sausage and grab a famous “pull-apart” pastry to take on the way to your next stop.

Kailua-Kona was where King Kamehameha I lived and ruled from his royal compound. Today, you can visit landmarks from this important time in Hawaiian history. Stop by the regal Hulihee Palace, historic Mokuaikaua Church and sacred Ahuena Heiau.

It’s time to head to the “Coffee Capital of Hawaii,” Holualoa. Take a free tour of Kona Lea Plantation. Get an intimate look at how coffee is harvested while sipping on a complimentary cup of Kona coffee.

Enjoy a satisfying, sustainably-sourced lunch featuring fresh ingredients handled with flair. Chow down on savory grilled Ono, a grass-fed burger, or Hawaiian pumpkin soup paired with locally-grown greens.

Holualoa Village has built a reputation as a formidable arts destination in Hawaii. Enjoy the masterworks of numerous local painters, sculptors, and woodworkers, and bring a work of art home with you.

This historic bay is the most popular snorkeling spot on Hawaii Island, and one of the best snorkeling spots in all of Hawaii. On a snorkeling tour, you’ll swim with hoards of multicolored fish and beautiful honu (Hawaiian Sea Turtle) among coral reefs under crystal-clear water.