Kona holds the hinge of Hawaiian history in a single mile of shoreline: the heiau where a kingdom's founder died, the church where a new era began, the palace the royals kept coming back to, and the pier where the world now gathers. Our Kona designs gather that identity — the hibiscus, the coffee, the black-rock coast — into wearable form. On the Kona Coast since Kamehameha.
The Kona Coffee Belt above the town — farmed for generations by Japanese-American families — is the only place in the United States where coffee is grown at commercial scale.
Why People Visit Kailua-Kona Hawaiʻi
- Tour Puuhonua o Honaunau, sacred refuge with temples and coastal lava platforms.
- Walk Kaloko Honokohau paths, fishponds, petroglyphs, and quiet shoreline coves.
- Visit Hulihee Palace, seaside residence with artifacts and galleries.
- Stroll Alii Drive, palms, seawalls, and ocean viewpoints along the strip.
- Stand by the Kailua Pier, boats and breezes over the turquoise bay.
