Kealakekua Bay is not just another snorkeling spot—it’s a world-class marine sanctuary filled with breathtaking underwater ...

The monument stands on the shore of Kealakekua Bay. Today, this is a popular snorkeling site. The site can be reached by boat tour, kayak or by hiking the steep Ka'awaloa Trail. Past visitors said ...

For many decades, up until the attack on Pearl Harbor, the most famous site in Hawaiʻi to people outside the islands was the ...

Snorkeling, on the other hand ... On the west coast of the Big Island, Kealakekua Bay is also known for its monument to Captain James Cook. The English sailor and explorer was the first European ...

Recent visitors said the state park offers gorgeous views and blue water that's perfect for snorkeling or kayaking. You'll find Kealakekua Bay 12 miles south of Kailua-Kona. Along with a picnic ...

Lalu Gardner, a tour guide for Adventures in Paradise Kayak and Snorkel, was on the scene ... visibility in the water for swimmers poor. Kealakekua Bay is known for its bright blue waters and ...