Few things better complement a respite in paradise than an expertly mixed margarita and views of the surf rolling in. Fortunately, the Big Island boasts a place where you can enjoy... Read more »
Tropical drinks, beautiful scenery, and a short walk to the water -- if the world were a fair place, every town would have a joint like this. At the exotic little cabana bar, you can... Read more »
One of the Big Island's top dance clubs, Lulu's can attribute its popularity to any number of factors -- its ocean-side location, awesome open-air deck, or state-of-the-art lighting... Read more »
The younger, wilder sibling of the famous seafood eatery next door, this spirited joint is a terrific place to wind down the day and usher in the evening. Indeed, Huggo's on the... Read more »
As the Big Island's only gay bar, Mask has a solid roster of regulars, and it's one of the friendliest, most happening dance clubs around. Everyone is out to have a good time, so... Read more »
Grab your sweetie and head to this spectacularly-situated hotel bar, where incredible island sunsets reach out to you. Limited seating in the outdoor space allows patrons to enjoy... Read more »
Just across the street from the ocean is this relaxed venue, where live music can be heard Friday and Saturday. Classic rock and a selection of Hawaiian favorites are tops on the... Read more »
If days spent lounging in the warm waters of the Pacific and the Fairmont Orchid's pool prove too strenuous, take heart -- you can get away from it all at the hotel's eminently... Read more »
Let go of your worries with the "Fredrico," the signature cocktail of this casual bar, which makes its home at the Mauna Kea Beach Hotel. The view and setting here is absolutely... Read more »
Kailua-Kona is party central for the Big Island, and Oceans Sports Bar & Grill is one of the few places to party late into the night on the south side town. Oceans, as it's called by locals, is a great place for food and drinks, pool and sports any time of day, but after dark you're likely to find DJs, live music and wild dancing 'till the wee hours of the morning. Read more »
Mauna Kea, the tallest volcano on the Big Island, stands nearly 14,000 feet into the air and is the highest point in the United States. Although the mountain (as it's called by locals) has a multitude of huge telescopes from over 11 countries and many American universities, it's open to visitors for stargazing and taking in the sights. Read more »