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    3.3 (4 reviews)
    Open 5:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Good location and the employees are always friendly and helpful. They are open late which make a great choice and only choice.

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    Port of Hilo

    4.0
    (5 reviews)
    12.4 mi

    The deep water port on the East side of the Big Island, the Port of Hilo has been accepting cruise…read moreships since the 80's. Since Kona is the more popular plane destination for visitors coming to the Big Island, my wife and I haven't had the opportunity to visit Hilo until coming in for a port day on the Carnival Radiance from Long Beach. We never expect much on port days so we are not disappointed, but our first visit to Hilo was very memorable, for both the scenery and the people. Our ship was cleared for disembarkation earlier than at the other ports on our trip. It was heavily drizzling, with vendors selling disposable rain parkas. Along with the various booths attracting pre-bought and off-the-cuff tours, there was a long line for a free shuttle to downtown Hilo (which at over 2 miles away is too far to walk). I stood in line for a bit, but then was told that both the 10:00 and 10:30 buses had been filled. Thus, we ended up deciding to walk to whatever was accessible so we could stay close to the ship and watch the Bears playoff game on the ship. We ended up finding that both a really nice general store and a beautiful beach park were within walking distance. After coming back, we had to show our picture IDs to both the gate guard and building guard to get through. It was the only one of the four Hawaiian ports where the metal detectors were not set-up at the port, instead the ones on the ship were used. This created a bit of backup as the detectors had to be used for both crew members leaving the boat, along with passengers coming back.

    This was the first port we dock in while cruising in the pacific ocean which is the largest and the…read moredeepest of all the earth ocean's with the max depth of 36,231 The port of Hilo is not a cruise dock for ships, it's more less like a dock for containers and commercial port for Hawaii, once we disembark we follow the sign's through a huge empty covered warehouse to waiting buses and shuttle.

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