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Big Island Visitors Bureau
250 Keawe Street
Hilo, Hawai'i Island, Hawai'i 96720
(808) 961-5797
(800) 648-2441
www.bigisland.org
Title: Puuhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park
Posted by: Big Island Visitors Bureau
Posted by: Big Island Visitors Bureau
Introduction
Although development has run wild on the Big Island as of late, it manages to maintain an Old Hawai'i feel, with tourism concentrated on its sunny northwest coast. From its active volcano seeping lava into the ocean to its white-sand beaches and its verdant green valleys, waterfalls, and rainbows, the Big Island delivers everything the postcards promise and then some. Sea turtles and manta rays make their homes here, and Mark Twain wrote some of his best prose in the moonlike southern region. Long after his death, artists, travelers, and locals continue to seek inspiration from the cliffs, lava, hidden valleys, ancient wisdom, and tranquil waters of Hawai'i.Content provided by
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