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In the heart of historic Kailua-Konatown, just past the Farmers’ Marketand directly across from St. Michael’s
Catholic Church, there’s a delightful landmark called Waterfront Row. Thischarming 2-level nautical complex is easily distinguished by its massive royalblue roof, a 50 foot lookout tower and agiant three-ton iron anchor located at itsdoorstep. Waterfront Row, with its richheritage and maritime splendor, hasbeen gracing the Kailua-Kona coastlinealong Alii Drive for over 25 years. Overlooking picturesque Kailua Bay(Oneo Bay) and the Kailua Pier, this rustic nautical treasure boasts some ofthe most awesome ocean views of crashing waves and breathtaking sun-sets. Endangered Hawaiian Green SeaTurtles and Monk Seals find refuge andfrolic in a little lagoon right outside theback lanai. Cruise ships dock in the distance and humpback whales andHawaiian spinner dolphins can be seendancing across the horizon. A quaintcorner of the complex is reserved as atribute to Kona’s Billfish Tournamentswith the historic ‘Grander’s (1,000pounds or more) Wall of Fame.’ Blackand white photos of celebrity billfishanglers such as Henry Fonda, LeeMarvin, Sylvester Stallone, Van Johnsonand Art Carney highlight another wallaround the corner where they can beseen proudly posing with their catch.Waterfront Row is considered by many a “must see” shopping and dining destination point on the Big Island.
Perhaps the most famous of theshops at Waterfront Row is KonaOceanfront Gallery, formerly
Wyland Kona Gallery which is now considered the Big Island's favorite andmost prestigious fine art gallery. Thisimpressive 2800 square foot art gallerysits front and center atop WaterfrontRow's entourage of fine shops andrestaurants and is positioned nicely in-between Daylight Mind and KamanaIndian restaurant. The convenient littleshopping center also features a CrazyShirts®, Blue Water Fantasies Jewelry®,Markona Island Art®, Body Glove®Cruises, Mi’s Italian Restaurant andWorld Class Properties Realty.
Kona Oceanfront Gallery has a richheritage of exquisite fine art, andCEO and President Mark Hanna,
has been operating it for more than 18years. During his tenure as Art Director,then Regional Manager for WylandGalleries Hawaii, he eventually becamethe owner of Wyland Kona Gallery andoperated it under that name for 7 years.In that time, Hanna learned a lot about
the art industry and the many facets ofowning an upscale fine art gallery.Today, Hanna maintains this standard ofexcellence with the newly renovated andnewly named, Kona Oceanfront Gallery.
In 2007, Mark Hanna purchased thegallery he started his career managing10 years earlier from marine life artist
Wyland. Hanna went to high school andplayed football with Robert Wyland backin Madison Heights Michigan. Today,Mark and his wife Diane own this celebrated establishment and changedthe brand and the direction of thegallery in early 2014. This changeallowed them to feature and showcasemany more talented artists from the BigIsland and around the world. They alsoopened Oceanfront Coffee & IceCream Cafe and Markona Island Art,both walking distance from the gallery.The Cafe' features rich TropicalDreams® gourmet ice cream & gelato,real fruit smoothies and authenticHawaiian Shave Ice, which are all madefresh daily. Markona Island Art feature awide selection of Heather Brown, Brad Parker and Penny Gupton signedmatted prints.
No matter where you are stayingon the Big Island, visitingWaterfront Row is a one stop
shopping and dining experience youdon't want to miss.
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‘Tsunami Wave’ Glass Sculptureby David Wight
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1. Population: Approximately 185,000
2. Area: 4,028 sq. miles
3. Official color: red.
4. Official flower: red ohia lehua blossom
5. Two-sided Island. On the east, Hilo is wet andtropical, with more than 150 inches of rain annually. TheKona side, at the airport, gets less than 10 inches of annualprecipitation. Higher elevations get more.
Hilo, population > 47,000 is the largest city on the BigIsland and the county seat.
Kona, population > 34,000 is where you’ll find many ofthe island’s major resorts.
6. Birthplace & Deathplace of a king. Kamehameha I, the great king who united all the Hawaiianislands under his rule was born in North Kohala, near thenorthernmost tip on the Big Island. Kamehameha died inKailua-Kona on May 8, 1819.
7. It's the biggest. The Big Island is the biggestHawaiian island. Encompassing 4,028 square miles, the BigIsland is twice the size of all other Hawaiian islands combined, and it’s still growing.
8. It's the youngest. Estimated to be 800,000years old, Hawai‘i (the "Big Island") is the youngest island inthe Hawaiian archipelago.
9. It's the most volcanic. Located near Hilo,Kilauea is the world’s most active volcano. Kilauea has beenfeeding rivers of lava since January 1983, adding more realestate to the island every day. Hawai‘i Volcanoes NationalPark, which includes Kilauea, is one of the state’s most popular visitor attractions, offering hiking, camping, biking,lava viewing and lodging.
10. It has the world's tallest mountain.Measured from the sea floor, Mauna Kea on the Big Islandstands 33,476 feet high (13,796 feet from sea level), makingit the tallest mountain on earth.
11. It has the state's highest point.Mauna Kea, at 13,796 feet above sea level is the highestpoint in the State of Hawaii.
12. It has the world's largest telescope.The Big Island's Mauna Kea Observatory houses the world'slargest telescope.
13. It has the most southerly point in U.S.Ka Lae, also known as "South Point," is the southernmostpoint in the United States, located 18:54:49 N, 155:41:00 W.
13Kamehameha I, the great king
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8 living aloha Living Aloha is a way of life that is a wayof life that is the essence of our being.
12 hawai`i island’s best snorkeling
Learn about some of the best snorkeling on the Big Island.
16 golf guideHawaii Island golf course locations andinformation.
18 dining listings Peruse our restaurant listings fromaround the island.
19 Events Calendar • Entertainment Resort Listings • Things to Do Things to See • Places to Eat Where to Shop
22 big island mapsFind your way around the island to all of our favorite advertisers.
26 advertiser directory
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Wine tasting in Paradise is just a sip away at Volcano Winery on the Big Island. VolcanoWinery is the Big Island’s award-winning
winery, located near the Hawaii Volcanoes NationalPark. Volcano Winery has created a unique array ofwines for your tasting pleasure. Here you will find ataste of the Big Island found no where else. Come tastethe local wines inspired by volcanic fire and the bountyof the island.
Since its development in 1986, Volcano Winery hascarved out a style all its own that is uniquely Hawaiian,instead of trying to follow the customs and ideals ofmainland wineries. The Winery has been utilizing localtropical fruits like the yellow guava and the jaboticababerry, to blend with traditional wine grapes and transform them into vibrant creations that capture the playful spirit of Hawaiian paradise. Not to mention thelighter twist on a dessert wine by using localMacadamia nut honey and of course for a more traditional palate the Winery does create single grapevariety wines as well, like Pinot Noir and Symphony Dry,that still boast an island flavor and feel- and theWinery’s relaxed, laid-back atmosphere is the perfectplace to try them all.
New to the Volcano Winery is their Estate grownTeas. Tasting of the white & black teas is available eitherwith a wine tasting or enjoyed on their own. The wineryhas helped to grow the Tea industry of Volcano alongwith others like Tea Hawaii, whose own Eva Leeprocesses the Winery’s black tea, to get the area recognized in the Tea world. The Winery has been featured in numerous magazines like Tea Time andMod Infusion for their Estate Teas. The Winery is alsonow featuring a specialty wine of macadamia nut honey
infused with their Estate black tea called Infusion.Infusion’s fresh take on the familiar pairing of tea andhoney makes it a must try when visiting the winery.
While visiting the winery you can do a tasting withone of their fun and knowledgeable staff members orenjoy a glass of wine or tea out in the picnic area. Theyalso have a cute gift-shop where you can find unique souvenirs and apparel. Come relax and sip intoHawaiian time with Volcano Winery!
Volcano Winery is openeveryday, except forChristmas, from 10am to5:30pm. Reach them tollfree at 1.877.967.7772 or
visit them on the web at www.volcanowinery.com.
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Kealakekua Bay and adjacent Captain Cook Monumentoffers visitors some of the best a snorkeling found on theBig Island of Hawaii. Other renowned snorkeling areas in
the Hawaiian Island chain like Hanauma Bay on Oahu, orMolokini Crater on Maui, while beautiful, do not always have thesame quality of coral gardens or abundance of tropical fishfound at Capt. Cook Monument. The snorkeling area is locatedadjacent to historic Capt. Cook Monument, on the north end ofKealakekua Bay. Here visitors experience clear, warm water and30+ varieties of colorful tropical fish and healthy coral gardens.The snorkeling here is rated highly by experts and frequentlycompared with other world-class snorkeling destinations.Snorkeling in Kealakekua, like visiting the volcano, is truly a “BigIsland only” experience.
How to Get to Captain Cook MonumentYou can’t drive to the Captain Cook Monument and hiking in isnot easy. Most visitors wishing to visit will book a guided kayaktour or charter boat, discovering that getting to the monument is half the fun. You can join a relaxing ride on a 149passenger charter boat, travel on a high-speed inflatable raft, orsign up for a surprisingly easy paddle across the cobalt bluewater in a small group-guided snorkeling tour by kayak.Traveling by kayak is eco-friendly, and while it does requiresome effort, most everyone can enjoy the excursion. Familieswith children are commonly seen paddling in the bay, along withfrequent groups of dolphin.
Regardless of how you arrive, visitors and locals agree that thesnorkeling is great! Small group-guided kayak tours offer moretime snorkeling, allowing guests to snorkel from the shore, visitthe Capt. Cook Monument and get out of the hot sun and findshade under a palm tree. If this is not your style, try taking a fast,motorized raft and you benefit by visiting two snorkeling locations and the thrill of the high-speed ride. The larger charter boats move at a slower and relaxed pace and offer aunique way to enter the water – by plunging down a 10 footslide off the back of the boat! You will also be served not onlysnacks on the larger boats, but could also enjoy a grilled hamburger. Each method of travel has its own style, so pick theone that best suits you! While snorkeling companies offer various amenities and methods of getting to the Monument, theState of Hawaii is seeking to ensure a world class snorkelingexperience at Capt. Cook Monument.
Hawaii B E S T S N O
New Regulations - Guided Tours Protect the Bay Recent regulations by the State of Hawaii have made visitingCapt. Cook Monument better by reducing the number of visitors at the snorkeling area - at least unsupervised ones. Withthe increased popularity also comes increased human impact tothe bay like the possibility of stepping on living coral, botheringwild dolphins frolicking in the bay and generally making lifetougher for the local marine residents. This prompted the Stateof Hawaii to take precautionary action to protect the bay. TheseState regulations prevent landing rented kayaks at the snorkel-ing area - except by permit. Guided kayak tours are availabledaily and have the required permits. These guided tours alsooffer additional historical information about the area, personalassistance during kayaking and snorkeling, as well as minimizingimpact on the environment. This regulation is modeled after theGalapagos Island’s Reserve where visitation of the area is onguided activities only. With the restricted landing for kayakrentals, visitors are opting for guided tours where they can stillland their kayaks and snorkel from shore, but now with the helpof lifeguard-certified guides. Kayak renters who land without permits are fined and rental equipment confiscated. The newState rules are making a difference at the Bay and will make yournext visit to the Bay even better than the last!
Kealakekua Bay State Park
Captain CookMonument
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Golf Course Phone # Slope Rating Yards M Yards W RateBanyans Golf Club (9 holes) 935-3000 111 66.9 5615 5265 +Hapuna Prince Golf Course 880-3000 129 74.7 6029 5067 $-$+Hilo Municipal (cart fee extra) 959-7711 112 68.8 6006 5024 +Kona Country Club Ocean Course 322-3431 118 69.1 6026 5243 $$Makalei Golf Club 325-6625 134 70.5 6161 5242 $Makani Golf Club 325-5044 132 69.4 6012 4803 $Mauna Kea Golf Course 882-5400 138 71.4 6358 5096 $$ - $$$Mauna Lani North 885-6655 128 69.8 6057 5307 $-$$Mauna Lani South 885-6655 120 69.2 6025 5138 $-$$Volcano Golf & Country Club 967-7331 125 69.1 6119 5387 +Waikoloa Beach Course 886-7888 127 69.0 5958 5122 $+Waikoloa Kings Course 886-7888 125 69.3 6010 5459 $+Waikoloa Village Golf Club 883-9621 119 70.3 6230 5501 $Rates subject to change without notice.
+=~ $50.00 $ = ~$100.00
Mauna Kea
Hapuna Prince
Mauna Lani North
Mauna Lani South
Waikoloa Village Golf Club
Waikoloa Beach Course Makani Golf Club
Makalei Golf Club
Waikoloa Kings’ Course
Hilo Municipal Banyans Golf Club
Volcano Golf & Country Club
Kona Country ClubOcean Course
PLAY YOUR BEST GOLF ON THE BIG ISLANDNationally recognized and exclusive to Hawaii, Darrin Gee’s Spirit of GolfAcademy is a must for every golfer visiting the island. Featured in Travel &Leisure Golf, the Academy is the top golf school in the country focusing on themental game. Their innovative teaching methodology can yield big results inless than half a day, and it’s fun! Players have cut as many as 22 strokes in justone clinic. First-time beginners to PGA Tour Champion Jerry Kelly rated thisprogram five stars. If you’re ready to take your game to the next level or learnhow to play the game, this clinic is a Big Island must.
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Learning the correct usage and pronunciation of Hawaiianwords will deepen your understanding of the Hawaiian culture,and broaden your appreciation for the peoples of our land.
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RESTAURANT LOCATION PHONE SERVING CUISINE CREDIT CARDS COST-BAMBOO RESTAURANT HAWI 55-3415 AKONI PULE HWY. 889-5555 LD FINE ISLAND CUISINE VMD $$$$
CAFÉ PESTO HILO 308 KAMEHAMEHA AVE 969-6640 LD ITALIAN/ASIAN ISLAND AMVDJDC $$-$$$
COCONUT GRILL HILO 136 BANYAN WAY 961-3330 BLD STEAK/SEAFOOD/LOCAL VMD $-$$$$
HILO BAY CAFÉ HILO 123 LIHIWAI ST. 935-4939 LD ASIAN/AMERICAN/SUSHI AMVDJDC $-$$$$
KAMANA KITCHEN HILO 1235 KILAUEA AVE. #180 933-8570 LD INDIAN MVDJ $$
KEN’S HOUSE OF PANCAKES HILO 1730 KAMEHAMEHA AVE 935-8711 BLD AMERICAN/ASIAN/LOCAL MVDJDC $$
TEX DRIVE-IN AND RESTAURANT HONOKA`A 45-690 PAKALANA ST 775-0598 BLD AMERICAN&LOCAL VMD $
BIG ISLAND GRILL KAILUA-KONA 75-5702 KUAKINI HWY. 326-1153 BLD LOCAL/AMERICAN AMVDJ $-$$$
BUBBA GUMP SHRIMP COMPANY KAILUA-KONA 75-5776 ALI`I DR 331-8442 LD SEAFOOD AMVDJDC $-$$$
DENNY’S RESTAURANT KAILUA-KONA 75-1027 HENRY ST 327-2184 BLD AMERICAN AMVD $-$$
FISH HOPPER KAILUA-KONA 75-5683 ALI`I DR 326-2002 BLD SEAFOOD/STEAKS AMVDJ $-$$$$
HARBOR HOUSE RESTAURANT KAILUA-KONA 74-425 KEALAKEHE PKWY. 326-4166 LD AMERICAN & SEAFOOD AMVDJ $
HUGGO’S ON THE ROCKS KAILUA-KONA 75-5824 KAHAKAI RD. 329-1493 LD LOCAL/AMERICAN AMVD $$
KAMANA KITCHEN KAILUA-KONA 75-5770 ALII DRIVE 326-7888 LD INDIAN MVDJ $$
KENICHI PACIFIC INC KAILUA-KONA 78-6831 ALI`I DRIVE 322-6400 D ASIAN FUSION/SUSHI AMVDJDC $$$-$$$$$$
KONA BREWING CO. BREW PUB KAILUA-KONA 74-5612 PAWAI PL. 334-2739 LD PIZZA/SANDWICHES/SALAD AMVDJ $-$$$
LAVERNE’S SPORTS BAR KAILUA-KONA 75-5819 ALI`I DR 331-2633 BLD AMERICAN/SEAFOOD/PIZZA AMVDJ $$
OCEANS SPORTS BAR & GRILL KAILUA-KONA 75-5811 ALI`I DR 327-9494 D AMERICAN & LOCAL AMVD $-$$$
OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE KAILUA-KONA 75-5809 ALI`I DR 326-2555 LD STEAKHOUSE AMVDJDC $$-$$$$
QUINN’S ALMOST BY THE SEA KAILUA-KONA 75-5655 PALANI RD 329-3822 LD SEAFOOD/STEAKS/SANDWICHES AMVD $-$$$
SAM CHOY’S KAI LANAI KAILUA-KONA 78 – 6831 ALI’I DR 333-3434 BLD HAWAIIAN/AMERICAN AMVD $-$$$$
RED WATER CAFÉ KAMUELA 65-1299 KAWAIHAE RD 881-1111 D GLOBAL CUISINE AMVDJ $-$$$$$
SEAFOOD BAR & GRILL KAWAIHAE 61-3642 KAWAIHAE RD. 880-9393 LD HAWAIIAN/ASIAN/SEAFOOD MVD $$-$$$
RUTH’S CHRIS STEAKHOUSE KOHALA COAST THE SHOPS @ MAUNA LANI 887-0800 D STEAKHOUSE AMVJDC $$$$$$$$
SUSHI SHIONO KOHALA COAST 68-1330 MAUNALANI DR 887-0800 D SUSHI-JAPANESE AMVDJDC $-$$$$
TOMMY BAHAMA TROPICAL CAFÉ KOHALA COAST THE SHOPS @ MAUNA LANI 881-8686 LD ISLAND FUSION & AMERICAN AMVDJDC $$-$$$$
HANA HOU RESTAURANT NA’ALEHU 95-1148 SPUR RD 929-9717 BLD AMERICAN/LOCAL AMVDJ $-$$
VOLCANO’S LAVA ROCK CAFÉ VOLCANO 19-3972 OLD VOLCANO RD. 967-8526 BLD AMERICAN/LOCAL MV $-$$
HILTON WAIKOLOA VILLAGE-BIG ISLAND BREAKFAST WAIKOLOA 235 WAIKOLOA BCH DR 886-1234 B INT’L FUSION AMVDJDC $-$$$$
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HILTON WAIKOLOA VILLAGE – KONA TAP ROOM WAIKOLOA 235 WAIKOLOA BCH DR 886-1234 D AMERICAN AMVDJDC $$
HILTON WAIKOLOA VILLAGE -LAGOON GRILL WAIKOLOA 235 WAIKOLOA BCH DR 886-1234 L AMERICAN AMVDJDC $-$$$
HILTON WAIKOLOA VILLAGE - ORCHID MARKETPLACE WAIKOLOA 235 WAIKOLOA BCH DR 886-1234 L AMERICAN/LOCAL/ITALIAN AMVDJDC $
LAVA LAVA BEACH CLUB WAIKOLOA 69-1081 KU`UALI`I PL 769.5282 LD AMERICAN AMVDJ $$-$$$$
ROMANO’S MACARONI GRILL WAIKOLOA 69-201WAIKOLOA BEACH DR 443-5515 LD ITALIAN/AMERICAN AMVDJ $-$$$
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This listing was accurate at press time, but listings may change without notice.
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Daniel K. InouyeHighway
KAILUA-KONA
Kona Oceanfront Gallery
Ocean RiderSeahorse Farm
Sunlight on Water
Kings’ Shops
Queens’ Marketplace
Kona Inn
Island Breeze Luau
Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort & Spa
& Island Breeze Luau
Island Breeze Luau
Atlantis Submarine
Hilo Hattie
Makani Golf Club
“Our Wave” a 46” X 54” Limited Edition Giclee on Canvas by “The Twins” on display now at Kona Oceanfront Gallery – see inside front cover
All the colors of the rainbow can be seen in this modern abstract of a breaking wave at sunset in Hawaii by artists and brothers known
simply in the artworld as “The Twins”.
This colorful abstract painting along with their entire collection ofHawaiiana Realism and Italian themed art can be seen exclusively on
the Big Island at Kona Oceanfront Gallery.
Kona Oceanfront Gallery75-5770 Alii Dr. at Waterfront Row
Call (808) 334-0037www.OceanfrontGallery.com
See ad on inside front cover and page 1
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KAWAIHAESOUTH HARBOR
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Sunlight on Water
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& Island Breeze Luau
Island Breeze Luau
Atlantis Submarine
Atlantis Submarine
Hilo Hattie
NORTH KOHALA
WAIMEA
Kahilu Theatre
RESORTS
Big Island Golf Courses . .16
Emily Gail Talks Golf . . . .16
Makani Golf Club . . . . . . .17
ACTIVITIES
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
GOLF COURSES
Hilo Hattie . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Kilauea Kreations . . . . . . . .11
Kona Inn Shopping Village
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20-21
Volcano Winery . . . . . . . . .11
SHOPPING & A TASTE OF
HAWAII
Kauai Inn . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Uncle Billy’s Kona Inn ..20-21
Maui Arts & Cultural Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22Kona Oceanfront Gallery . . . .Inside Front Cover, 3
Adventures in Paradise
Kayak & Snorkel . . . .12-13
Atlantis Submarines
. . . . . . .Inside Back Cover
Botanical World Adventures
Bike Tours . . . . . . . .14-15
Botanical Gardens . .14-15
Family Maze . . . . . .14-15
Segway Adventures .14-15
Zip Isle Zip Line . . . .14-15
Island Breeze Luau . . . . .8-9
Ocean Rider Sea Horse
Farm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Sunlight on Water . . . . . . .7
Umauma Falls & Zipline . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .Back Cover
RESTAURANTSIsland Breeze Luau . . . . .8-9
Lava Rock Café . . . . . . . . .11
Tex Drive In . . . . . . . . . . .23
