: The region is world-famous for the Ironman World Championship. Its calm, clear waters—often with visibility over 100 feet—make it a premier destination for snorkeling with manta rays and dolphins.
Located on the leeward side of the Big Island, the Kona district is a blend of ancient Hawaiian history and world-class recreation. More about Konas!
: You'll find diverse beaches here, from the iconic white sands to volcanic black sand beaches and even rare green sand beaches at South Point. 2. Kona Coffee: The "Champagne" of Beans : The region is world-famous for the Ironman
: Many "Kona Blends" contain only 10% actual Kona beans. For the real experience, look for 100% Pure Kona from reputable farms. 3. Kona Bicycles: A Cult Classic : You'll find diverse beaches here, from the
Grown exclusively in the , a narrow strip of land on the slopes of Hualālai and Mauna Loa, this is one of the rarest and most expensive coffees in the world.