The first guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (fli

ght number, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly
into the Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known
as the Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.The fir
st guest who books the flight and e-mails me a copy of the itinerary (flight num
ber, arrival date and time) is the guest who reserves the Mill House. Fly into t
he Kona (Koa) airport which is located on the Island of Hawaii also known as the
Big Island.
I pick up guests from the airport unless you rent a car (45 minute drive). The f
ree bus is very slow and takes over four hours from the airport.
Kailua-Kona town is a half hour drive from the farm.
The grocery store is 2+ miles form the farm. (walking distance). Quick shop 1/4
mile.
If you don't have a vehicle I'll occasionally take you to cool local destination
s. This Island has been safe for hitch hiking. Rides normally come quickly.
Things To Do Locally
1. Hike to the Captain Cook monument where there is excellent snorkeling (I supp
ly the snorkel equipment). Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are in the
area at time you are.
2. Manini Beach has a grassy picnic area and snorkeling is just okay. Hike to th
e Queens Bath and allow the ocean waves drift you as you float. Be safe and awar
e of the lava rocks under the surface of the water.
3. Two Step has good snorkeling. Swim with Spinner Dolphins providing they are i
n the area at time you are.
4. Place of Refuge National Park has a lot of Hawaiian history, large sandy picn
ic area and great hiking along the ocean.
Things To Do While You Drive Around The Island
(You ll need to rent a vehicle. I ll supply you with a 300-page guidebook with maps)
1. From the farm drive South to South Point. This is the southern most point in
the United States. Dive off a 30 foot cliff into the ocean or just look down int
o a beautiful cavern. Continue to drive to Green Sands Beach.
2. Stop in Naalehu for refreshments. Then pull off at the overlook for beautiful
photos.
3. Black Sands Beach is next then drive through the desert into the rain forest
at the Hawaii Volcano National Park. The volcano is active. While there see many
craters and even hike though one. Thurston Lava Tube is a must do. Drive about
another hour to the active lava flow.
4. Ahalanui natural swimming pool is also know as Millionaires Pond in Pahoa. Th
e Kilauea Volcano heats the water.
5. Stay a night in Hilo at the Naniloa Hotel. Check out the city using the guide
book as a reference.
6. Head North to Rainbow Falls then continue to Akaka Falls where the water fall
s 420 feet.
7. Next is incredible Waipio Valley. Great hiking
8. Drive to Hawi then to Pololu Lookout. Great hiking
9. Head South to Saddle Road and drive to Mt. Mauna Kea. The mountain is 13,796
feet above sea level. From the ocean floor Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in
the world. It snows on the summit in the winter months.
10. Drive West to Queen Kaahumanu Hwy where there are many beaches. All hotels i
n Hawaii have public access to white sandy beaches.
11. Continue South to old Kailua-Kona town where Iron Man is hosted annually.
12. Take Alii Drive along the ocean back to the farm. Or if it is your last week
end drop the vehicle off at the airport and depart to your next location.