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Hilo has always been a favored spot for visitors traveling the Island because of its central location, historic beauty and easy access to shopping, public transportation (bus), restaurants, farmers markets, parks, beach access, waterfalls, hiking, post office, and more! Recently there has been an increase in popularity, with the eruption of Mauna Loa.
This area is one of our favorites in town! Neighboring farms, views for days and just a couple minute walk to downtown Hilo! Enjoy county water, high speed internet and great neighbors. Centrally located for all your Big Island adventures on the East side!

Beautiful Hilo-side beaches, perfect for snorkeling and watching the sea turtles lie just minutes from the home. Tour about an hour south along history enriched hiking trails and beautiful coastlines with multiple beaches to stop along the way to the only Black Sand Beach (Punalu’u). Continue south just a little further and you will find yourself at the Southernmost tip of the United States (South Point). Famous Green Sand Beach is just a 3 mile hike from South Point or if you’re lucky, you can pay a local to drive you down in their 4x4, well worth the experience.
Want some adventure on the Eastside? Check out the famous:
Hawaii ZipLine Tours
Kapohokine Adventures
Wild Hilo Tours
Umauma Falls Experience
Zipline at the World Famous Botanical Gardens
Hawaii Volcano Helicopter Tours
Safari Helicopters
Big Island Helicopter Tours
CBigIsland Tours
Maybe you want to enjoy the only Hawai‘i Island Horseback Adventure & Waterfall Swim. Ride with Wailea Horseback Adventure at Umauma Falls on an incredible 2.5 hour adventure with unforgettable, breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, Maunakea and Umauma River. Enjoy private access and swim at the foot of Umauma Falls, located within the Umauma Experience in Hakalau, approximately 20 minutes outside of Hilo.
Volcano National Park is only 40 minutes south and provides numerous moderate, easy and advanced hiking trails for all levels. Some of our favorite hiking trails are:
Kilauea Iki Trail and Crater Rim Trail
Thurston Lava Tube Trail
Crater Rim Drive to Keanakako’i Overlook
Halema’uma’u Steam Bluff and Sulfur Banks
Halema’uma’u Trail
Pu’upua’i Overlook via Devastation Trail
Puu Loa Petroglyphs Trail
Mauna Loa via Observatory Trail and Summit Trail