Hawaii, the big island – Episode 55
categories: USA TravelThe Amateur traveler goes to the big island of Hawaii and sees: volcanoes, lava tubes, waterfalls, banyan trees, hot lava and all those state and national parks with unpronounceable Hawaiian names. The Big Island offers resorts but it also offers the ability to hike in a lava tube or to stand close enough to hot lava to touch it… which as it turns out is a very bad idea.
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Show Notes
Hawaii (the big island) Map
Hilo
Volcanos National Park
Kaumana Lava Tube
Mauna Loa Factory
Snorkel Bob’s
Akaka Falls
Billy Bob’s Park & Pork (may be closed)
Pu’uhonua o Honauna
Best Beaches
Pu’ukohola Heiau
Kaloko-Honokohau
Hawaiian Language Lessons
- Get a Car Rental
- Buy Travel Insurance
- Search for Great Tours HERE
- Book Your Accommodation HERE
My Big Island Photos
Internet Resources
Solo cruising
Discussions
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Paul
Says:October 8th, 2006 at 1:37 pm
In case nobody has told you yet, it was a mongoose you saw running across the road, not a weasel. Although I agree the rock band name would sound better with weasel. :o)
Isabella
Says:May 20th, 2009 at 12:19 pm
There are great Hawaii Travel packages. I think I have to try one this year.
Mele Luau
Says:May 8th, 2023 at 9:19 pm
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to Episode 55 of your podcast where you explored the beautiful island of Hawaii, also known as the Big Island. Your detailed description of the various attractions, activities, and the rich culture of Hawaii was truly inspiring, and it makes me want to visit this place someday.
Your episode shed light on the unique and diverse natural beauty of the island, from the stunning black sand beaches to the picturesque waterfalls and lush rainforests. It was also fascinating to hear about the cultural significance of the island and the native Hawaiian people’s customs and traditions.
I was particularly intrigued by your discussion of the Kilauea volcano and the lava flows. It’s incredible to think about the sheer power and force of nature, and the island’s ongoing evolution due to volcanic activity.
Your episode was not only informative but also engaging and entertaining. Your passion for travel and exploring new destinations truly shines through in your podcast. Thank you for sharing your experiences and insights into this incredible destination.
I look forward to listening to more of your episodes and learning about other destinations around the world.