More on the Big Island
By Michele Bigley
KEALAKEKUA, Hawaii — My husband, Eddie, was allergic to his wedding ring.
By Russ Parsons, Los Angeles Times
HANALEI, Hawaii — It's a warm Tuesday afternoon on Kauai and tourists are lining up — just a few at first, then a dozen or so....
By George Fuller, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Travelers may think of Hawaii as the land of surfboards, sunsets and mai tais, but there's a lava flow of reasons to go beyond the beaches...
By Jay Jones
Some of the world's most famous coffee is grown along the Kona Coast, on the leeward side of the Big Island, where plantations big and small...
By Jay Jones
By Beverly Beyette
Luxury, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. At the Four Seasons Resort Hualalai on the Big Island, it whispers rather than screams....
By Rosemary McClure
Fourteen world-class resorts hug the rugged coastline of Hawaii's Big Island. Scores of pricey, high-end restaurants cater to the well-...
By Rosemary McClure
I could see a river of flame below me, a glowing red lava tube that sliced across the jagged black landscape of Hawaii Volcanoes National...
By Jay Jones
The TV commercial for an insurance company — the one in which a gecko is seen putting a dollar bill that's bigger than it is into a...
The Big Island hotels are legendary. Whether you are a guest or not, you should check out their wondrous surroundings.
If you're hoping to spend less than $200 a night on Hawaii's Big Island and prefer small inns to big resorts, here are two likely prospects.
VOLCANO, HAWAII -- Visitors are flocking to witness the spectacular eruption at Hawaii's Kilauea volcano despite summit explosions, toxic...
More than 5 million tourists land in the Hawaiian Islands each year, many of them looking for the real Hawaii. And sometimes they all seem...
By Toni Salama
Maui and Oahu still get more visitors and more exposure. But travelers looking for a different, a "new" or a more adventuresome Hawaii are...