Big Island Visitor Bureau

Holoholo: Day Trips

In the Hawaiian language, “holoholo“ means to go strolling or driving to see what you can see. That’s a great way to explore the Big Island, and you’re guaranteed to discover interesting places and people. To get you started, here are two itineraries for East and West Hawaii Island.

West Side

• The Pampering Pleasures of the Kohala Coast
• Kona’s Deep South: Puuhonua o Honaunau to Manuka
• Keauhou, Kona Coffee and Kealakekua Bay
• Out and About in the Kailua-Kona Vicinity
• Cowboy Country to the End of the Road

East Side

• The Hamakua Heritage Corridor to Waipio Lookout
• Ka Lae and South Point
• Eat, Drink, And Meet Pele
• Pull Over & Park It in Puna
• Out & About in Hilo

Important Numbers

Volcanoes National Park Update
(808) 985-6000 (recorded message)

Maunakea
(808) 933-0734