
Nice garden to walk through. When we were there at the end of august the water was a bit high so you couldn't easily walk through everything since some of the paths were covered. Read online that...
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Waipi'o Beach, often referred to as the Valley of the Gods, is a stunning black-sand beach located at the base of the towering sea cliffs of Waipi'o Valley on the northeastern coast of the Big Island of Hawaii. Known for its spiritual and scenic significance, the area is rich with ancient temples and lush rainforests, providing a breathtaking experience for visitors.
Accessing Waipi'o Beach is adventurous, requiring a 4WD vehicle or a challenging one-mile hike down a steep road from the Waipi'o Valley Lookout. While swimming is not recommended due to strong currents and high surf, visitors can enjoy nearby waterfalls and the sight of wild horses roaming freely in this serene and mystical landscape.
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Nice garden to walk through. When we were there at the end of august the water was a bit high so you couldn't easily walk through everything since some of the paths were covered. Read online that...
Beautiful, feral cats, mongoose, many dog walkers, plenty of tiny fish in the ponds. Awe inspiring trees.
Great place for a little walk. There's a fair amount to see if you want to take some time to stroll around. Super mellow, peaceful vibes out here. Always love stopping by
Liliuokalani Gardens is a free Japanese botanical garden in downtown Hilo, located along the bay. They are well-kept and interesting. It wasn't one of our favorite botanical gardens that we've...
Very well maintain Japanese garden in the heart of Hilo, next to the bay with pond, bridge, trees, shades, and benches along winding paths and many Torii gates. Plenty of parking. Lots of birds...
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