Discover 5 parks for birdwatching within driving distance of Kailua-Kona
"A major tourist hub on the west coast, Kailua-Kona offers resort amenities and is a starting point for island-wide adventures."
A serene upland forest park with native vegetation, picnic areas, and easy walking trails.
"A popular tourist hub known for its beaches, shops, and historic sites. Visitors often stop at Manukā State Wayside while exploring the southern coast or heading to Volcanoes National Park."
A tranquil park with native forest, picnic spots, and a nature trail on Hawaii Island’s southern coast.
"Kailua-Kona is a major tourist hub on the west coast, making ʻAkaka Falls a popular day trip for those seeking lush rainforest scenery."
A stunning park featuring the iconic 442-foot ʻAkaka Falls amid lush rainforest.
"Kailua-Kona is a major tourist hub on the west coast, attracting visitors for its beaches, historic sites, and easy access to island adventures."
Wailuku River State Park features stunning waterfalls, lush rainforest, and scenic viewpoints in Hilo.
"Though farther away, visitors from Kailua-Kona may include Lava Tree State Monument as part of a Big Island road trip to explore diverse volcanic landscapes."
A park showcasing lava molds of trees from an 18th-century volcanic eruption.
