Discover 4 parks for photography within driving distance of Captain Cook
"Captain Cook offers access to coffee farms, scenic drives, and historic sites, making it a popular stop for visitors to the Kona coast."
A historic park preserving ancient Hawaiian temple ruins and cultural sites near Kailua-Kona.
"Captain Cook residents and tourists enjoy day trips to Kailua-Kona for shopping, dining, and cultural experiences at Huliheʻe Palace."
A historic Hawaiian palace museum in Kailua-Kona showcasing royal artifacts and architecture.
"Known for coffee farms and historical sites, Captain Cook visitors often explore the southern coast and stop at Manukā State Wayside."
A tranquil park with native forest, picnic spots, and a nature trail on Hawaii Island’s southern coast.
"Famous for coffee farms and historic sites, Captain Cook is a great base for exploring the Kona coast and Kīholo State Park Reserve."
A coastal park with black lava fields, turquoise bays, and abundant wildlife.