- The list below includes 63 free or cheap things to do in or near Kealakekua, Hawaii, including 48 different types of inexpensive activities like Kayaking, Farms & Ranches, History Museums and Beaches.
- From Kealakekua Bay to Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Kealakekua and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Kailua-Kona, Captain Cook, Holualoa and Honaunau.
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Embark on a thrilling interactive adventure with the Great 4-D Movie Ride theatre's full range motion seats, air and water spray, and pounding surround sound. Birthdays, group parties and graduation celebrations may be planned through reservations.
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49 Black Sand Beach is a public beach that supports activities such as turtle watching, beach walking, sun bathing, and running. The beach also has concessions available as well as free parking.
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A unique beach with green sands made of olivine crystal, The Green Beach offers great swimming opportunities near the side of a volcano. The beach is only accessible on foot or by 4x4 vehicle.
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Puako Bay Boat Ramp & Keauhou Bay Boat Ramp, Puako, HI 96738
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It's time to get in the water for some aquatic fun with King Kayak Hawaii. Participate in the fun and educational 2-4 hour kayak tour or other activities such as dolphin watching, snorkeling, cliff jumping, or sea cave exploring.
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A labyrinth of lava tubes, the Kula Kai Caverns are located in the extreme northern portion of the Big Island. They are the youngest known lava tubes in the state and are open for docent-guided tours. Reservations are mandatory.
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South of Kawaihae is Hapuna Beach, a landscaped area that allows visitors to enjoy hiking or many water-based activities, heeding precaution to the surf. Services include restrooms, picnic areas, drinking water, lodging, payphone, and lifeguards.
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Mauna Kea Access Road, Hilo, HI
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Located midway to the summit at Mauna Kea, the Mauna Kea Visitor Information Station is the acclimatization point for those continuing to the summit, and houses interpretive information and public telescopes. Free nightly stargazing programs provide guided opportunities for star-gazing in a location notable for…
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A weekly farmer's market and outdoor party, Uncle Robert's Awa Bar & Farmers Market makes every Wednesday evening unforgettable. Enjoy frosty drinks, savory snacks and plenty to see, do and buy.
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A rugged and peaceful spot, La Perouse Bay provides opportunities for swimming, diving and snorkeling. There are also hiking trails covered in rough lava, lots of fish and turtles, and abundance of coastal plants.