The largest and youngest of all islands in the Hawaiian archipelago, the island of Hawaii is a treasure trove of stunning landscapes that are as diverse as they are beautiful. The Big Island, as it is also called, has it all - the cerulean waters, the snow-covered mountains, gushing waterfalls, active volcanoes, acres of coffee plantations and lush golf courses. The regions into which the Island of Hawaii is divided are all unique in their climate and are hence laced with hidden gems that are rare and distinguishable. The Hamakua Coast is popular for its taro farms, black sand beaches and its historic town of Honokaa, the gateway to the breathtaking scenery of the Waipio Valley.
The vibrant town of Hilo remains known for its museums, art galleries, shops and restaurants along with natural attractions such as The Liliuokalani Gardens and Wailuku River State Park whereas Puna, lying on the easternmost tip of Island of Hawaii is for the discovery of lava trees, geothermal baths heated by natural streams and other natural wonders shaped by volcanoes. The Hawaii Volcanoes National park is mandatory stop on the discovery of the Island of Hawaii. The sunny Kona is ideal for snorkelling, diving, sailing and other sea adventures whereas Kohala is for golfers to practise their swing at one of the island's finest resorts.
