Travel Photo Postcard – Keauhou, Hawaii
Such a lovely and quiet spot close to Kailua Kona on the west side of Hawaii island. Keauhou is a sleepy community with a historic past that includes being the birthplace of Kamehameha III and a vibrant fishing community. Along the coast fronting the harbor are lava rock foundations of homes, a canoe house and an ancient fishing heiau (temple) that was used primarily for the fishermen and the community for bountiful harvest. The area of Keauhou is a popular place for outdoor marine sports and recreation. The marina and coastlines are filled with tropical fish, turtles and the large manta rays that feed at night close to shore. There are many recreation outfits offering kayaking, sailing and snorkeling/scuba excursion from the small harbor area and it is a fun place to explore the beautiful Keauhou coastline.
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Lovely pictures Noel. A true picture postcard location which is clearly popular for boat trips. As always am happy to share thanks to the aid of our friends at Triberr 🙂
Have a wonderful weekend.
Beautiful, peaceful bay. Have you gotten on any of those boats yet?
I like the look of this place. The vegetation is so lush and thick and I like the sound of building a house on black lava, not to mention the fishing!