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    Feeding and cuddling the baby goats was a highlight of our vacation so far! Our whole family loved the chance to bottle feed the baby goats and hang out in the pen with them! The staff were so friendly and warm! This is a 5/5 for the experience but an 11/5 for the goats! And shout out to the pig- a hands down favorite

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    Maka'ala and Pono. Are awsome guides very knowledgeable great people awsome place kid friendly must see..

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    Pana'ewa Rainforest Zoo & Gardens - Red iguana

    Pana'ewa Rainforest Zoo & Gardens

    4.5(277 reviews)
    5.7 mi

    It's a small but awesome zoo. My grandson enjoyed himself. It's not too crowded and he was able to…read moresee the animals. They were up and moving in their cages. The tiger exhibit was the highlight for us, as the tiger was out and walking in its big enclosure. Before we left we got us some braddah pops. Haven't had them in so long, it hit the spot after walking the zoo.

    Not a good zoo. I don't have many photos because I just found it too sad. The lizards and frogs all…read morehad extremely tiny, smaller than arms length wide, filthy and moldy cages with dirty glass you couldn't see through. Many of the turtles were water turtles who swim in rivers and streams yet they could only crawl into their tiny body sized water dishes for relief from the heat. The tigers were nowhere to be seen. The monkeys, especially the capuchins, definitely have zoochosis-- they were kept in tiny cages, pacing profusely, alone, with very little enclosure enrichment and subpar toys. The toys and enrichment, in general, for the animals were almost all torn up and falling apart. They had some of the smaller mammals sleeping in dog cages, and turtles were drinking water from old paint containers. There were visible piles of cardboard and garbage in the back of the cages. They all seemed exhausted, lonely and almost all of the animals were pacing. This is an irresponsible zoo that doesn't meet the needs or proper care of the animals. Everything was very dirty, old and falling apart ..fences were rusting, glass was dirty, and nearly all the birds were kept alone, in cages far too small for their species needs, without sufficient toys or even enough water. This place needs serious renovation...

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    Akaka Falls State Park

    Akaka Falls State Park

    4.4(566 reviews)
    18.4 mi

    Ding! Ding! Ding! This is the main event for touristy waterfalls that you can visit on the Hilo…read moreside of the island. I'll start by stating the obvious. Yes, this place is well known, and it gets busy regardless of the weather. We went a few days before Lala hit in a steady rain and the parking lot was fairly packed. Unlike Rainbow Falls where you can sneak in the "side door" under the Banyan trees and not pay, there is only one way in/out here and it is well staffed. In some form or other (be it the QR code - text link - kiosk on site) you're paying for this one. $5 p/p and $10 to park. We did get a space in the main lot, but plenty of people were parking up the entrance road. As Chuck S. perfectly points out, this isn't a hike so much as a paved loop walk. It's a big four tenths of a mile around and yes, there are some steeper steps going up/down at the beginning/end, but it's nothing too crazy. The below Google map gives a nice overview of the grounds and parking situation. www.google.com/maps/place/%CA%BBAkaka+Falls+State+Park/@19.8544917,-155.1527417,376m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m6!3m5!1s0x7953ada4f8d1be01:0x728c3dc44022e05c!8m2!3d19.8532104!4d-155.1549738!16zL20vMDNxYnRf?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI2MDkwMS4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D Yep, the main falls are indeed majestic. We had to wait a few minutes for any pictures as when we got there, the falls were fogged in. You could hear it, but there was nothing to see. Eventually it cleared up a little bit, and we got some decent shots with a small rainbow thrown in. True there is a secondary falls (Kahuna) on the grounds you can see at the far end of the loop but it's fairly irrelevant. The other thing which is amazing in its own right is the flora and the fauna here. Lots of the amazing colors/types/species of birds, plants and trees. Seeing this is almost worth the visit in its own right, let alone the main falls. I think the key here is to take your time. During our visit I saw several people ripping through the walkway/grounds as if it were a timed event either due to their own impatience or because there were talking about cramming a ton of different falls in the same day. You can certainly do that...but why? To me, anything less than 30 minutes and you didn't experience what this place has to offer and it's definitely worth a visit here to see it all in person.

    Well worth the trip all the way from the Kona side. Sure, lots of tourists show up here and it kind…read moreof gets crowded, but there's a 400-plus foot waterfall in this park! Go see it! There's a trail that leads you down to the panoramic view of the waterfall. The trailhead is right next to the parking lot and it costs 10 bucks for parking and 5 bucks per person to get in. Bathrooms are on the premises. So this really isn't a "trail," so to speak. I mean, you're not roughing it out in some canopied jungle out there. It's more like a nice, half-mile botanical stroll on a paved, fenced-in pathway. Takes about 45 minutes, most of which is spent just stopping and appreciating the beautiful flora and fauna of the park. No need to rush. It really is impressive. So the trail is one oblong, closed loop. At the beginning, you can head straight to the fall if you turn left - about a 5-minute walk. Or, if you go right, you can take the scenic route that ends up at the fall eventually. There is some uphill, so seniors and out of shapers take your time. Super worth it, brah.

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    Akaka Falls State Park - Flowers everywhere

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    Ohana Ranch - atvrentals - Updated September 2026

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