Kealakekua and Captain Cook Area

The Kealakekua area is naturally defined by the crystalline waters of Kealakekua Bay, blessed in diversity of people and natural beauty, it enjoys a climate that is mild even by Hawaiian standards. Kealakekua Bay and the surrounding area are rich in history, both before and after the arrival of Captain Cook. The greater Kealakekua-Captain Cook area calls to be explored fully, from underwater wonders of Kaawaloa Cove, to the lunar landscape of Mauna Kea observatories, to the culturally and spiritually significant temple Hikiau Heiau dedicated to the God Lono.

While the bay with all its water activities is without doubt the star attraction, the coffee plantation dotted hillsides are lush with verdant beauty, and the tropical townships ripe to be explored. Guests of Kealakekua Hale do not want for things to distract them, they wish for more time in this Hawaiian vacation home.