The Rain Forest on the Big Island of Hawaii
Exploring the Rain Forest on the Big Island
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One of the reasons we love the Big Island is that the Gold Coast (our condo's location) receives less than 10 inches of rain a year, and other parts of the island receives over 200 inches of rain a year. Therefore, you can enjoy the sun, beach, and golf without rain interruptions, but travel less than 30 miles to visit a beautiful lush rainforest. The Big Island's rain forests are fun to explore, and the scenery is magnificent. Here are some of the many ways you can experience this extraordinary island and its many contrasts. (click for more information on our condo)

The Waipio Valley on the Big Island of Hawaii Waipio Valley, you can explore this valley by jeep, horse back, wagon or by foot. The Waipio Valley is the Valley of the Kings with majestic 2,000 ft. waterfalls, lush tropical foliage, taro patches and wild horses. There is also a secluded black sand beach with sea turtles and 2,000 foot cliffs. It truly is a journey into an exotic paradise reminiscent of the days before technology...

Hamakua Coast, is a 40 mile stretch of coast between Waipio Valley and Hilo. Along this coast there are small towns to shop at, waterfalls to see, recreation areas to hike through, and museums to stop at. Just start driving and stop when something interests you. It will be a great day!


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