Hawaiʻi Island, nicknamed the Big Island, is the youngest of the Hawaiian Islands. Covered in volcanic rock and home to the world’s tallest mountain and 11 of 13 climate zones, visitors can see waterfalls, …

Explore the best things to do on the Big Island, from volcanic landscapes to lush rainforests and stunning beaches.

This itinerary is for serious cooks and eaters visiting Hawaiʻi to explore the island’s diverse food culture. Designed as a self-led culinary tour of Oʻahu, you’ll sample everything from Hawaiian lau lau to local …

Whether you’re drawn by the history of Captain James Cook, the breathtaking underwater scenery, or the chance to snorkel with dolphins and tropical fish, Kealakekua Bay is a must-visit on the Big Island.

Big Island (or the Orchid Isle) is the youngest and largest of the Hawaiian Islands — twice the size of all the other major Islands combined.

Mauna Kea is a dormant volcano on the Big Island of Hawaiʻi that last erupted approximately 4000 years ago. At 13,796 feet above sea level and over 33,000 feet from the bottom of the ocean floor, Mauna …

Sport fishing on the Big Island is big business. The Big Isle is one of the best marlin and big-game fishing destinations in the world.

If you’re short on time, a three-day Big Island road trip starting in Kona is the perfect way to explore the island’s incredible diversity. Born and raised here, I’ve driven every stretch and love sharing what …

The sunny Kona District expands for 60 miles along the Big Island's west shore. This region boasts everything from historical landmarks to coffee farms.

With its varied landscapes of rainforests, warm sandy beaches, lava deserts, and majestic mountains, the Big Island is a road warrior’s dream come true. So fill up your gas tank, grab your camera and …