There's never a shortage of things to do on the Big Island of Hawaii. You can swim with manta rays,

There’s never a shortage of things to do on the Big Island of Hawaii. You can swim with manta rays, hike through a lush rainforest and swim in a waterfall, cape cod vacation home rentals watch molten lava flow as you soar above the island in a helicopter, zip through the tree tops, speed over the ocean in search of whales, dolphins, and other marine life before snorkeling and discovering the life below, or go a little deeper while scuba diving. While the options are endless, here are my top five Big Island cape cod vacation home rentals adventures:
The manta ray night snorkel was voted one of the top 10 things to do in your life by the Travel Channel! As the vessel s diving cape cod vacation home rentals lights shine through the crystal-clear water, these gentle giants arrive to feed on plankton. Jump in the water for a once-in-a-lifetime chance to night snorkel with Hawaii s friendly manta rays.
Swing across the lush trees of North Kohala and get a bird’s-eye view of the Big Island’s tropical forest! Experience the thrill of rushing through the air on this state-of-the-art, nine-line zipline system. cape cod vacation home rentals Whether you are a zipline enthusiast or a first-time adventure-seeker, this Kohala zipline adventure in Kapaau, a small town on the northern tip of the Big Island, will be an exhilarating experience you’ll never forget!
This exclusive Big Island helicopter tour includes not only wonderful views of Hawaii’s famous volcanoes, cape cod vacation home rentals but also a private landing cape cod vacation home rentals in a secluded location so you can enjoy your own piece of paradise! The three-hour adventure starts with a flight over Kilauea in Hawaii cape cod vacation home rentals Volcanoes National Park. Kilauea is one of the most active volcanoes on the planet and often spews lava from its crater. Then fly north to the lush Kohala Coast, where you will land in a remote area and enjoy your own private paradise for an hour.
Skim across the waves on an exciting Big Island Zodiac tour to Kealakekua Bay, site of the Captain Cook monument and Hawaii s finest marine sanctuary. Snorkel with a rainbow of tropical fish among beautiful coral gardens cape cod vacation home rentals in the bay s clear, crystal waters. Enjoy the delightful picnic snack provided before you head out again, exploring vast sea caves, lava tubes and the rugged beauty of the coastline. If you re lucky, you ll catch a close up glimpse of Hawaii s marine life.
Hula Kai is the Big Island’s newest snorkel cape cod vacation home rentals and diving vessel –designed and built specifically for those seeking Hawaii’s cape cod vacation home rentals ultimate snorkel and dive adventure. Hula Kai s unique Hydrofoil Technology allows for faster speeds and smoother rides than other conventional cape cod vacation home rentals catamarans. Many remote cape cod vacation home rentals and exotic destinations are now easily accessible. This is an adventure not to be missed!
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We went there years ago for three weeks. Loved it. Going to have to play the Florida Lottery, then win, to try some of your activities. My sister did the helicopter tour. Apparently she didn t know they were filming her and her potty mouth. Hysterical.
Great post! I have been to the Big Island twice and really enjoyed it both times. My favorite was visiting the Pololu Valley Lookout, right next to Hawi in the north. There is a black sand beach and incredible hiking along the valleys and ridges, it was awesome! It looked a lot like your picture of the Paradise Helicopter Tour. Also, the Ironman World Championship makes Kailua come alive every October :)
Been to the Big Island twice and stayed at The Mauna Lani Paradise! and you feel such a strong spiritual connection there. One thing I wanted to do but didn t get the chance was that Night Swim with the Rays ..if I go back, I am determined to do it!! Congrats on a great trip and a great post 3
Not being quite as adventurous as you, I probably wouldn t have done this dive on my own. Yet, I was inspired by your post and my I ll do anything cape cod vacation home rentals husband to try the Manta Dive. It was amazing. Such huge creatures, yet so gentle.
We spent most of our HI time on the Big Island and loved it great hiking, beaches and golf. My favorite thing was hiking the Awini Trail in the Pololu Valley past the black sand beach and up to the next ridge. Absolutely breathtaking views.