Top Things to do in Hawaii
7 Marinas in Hawaii That You Shouldn't Miss
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1. Honokohau Marina & Small Boat Harbor
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 319 reviews
Reviewed By GC404 - Anchorage, United States
While most folks come to the Honokohau Harbor for boat tours/charter fishing, there’s a lot more to see and do here... there’s a nice restaurant with great food, plus shops for island clothing and fishing tackle as well :)). Many tropical fish hang around beneath the vessels, and turtles pass through too... nautically inclined folks can admire the array of boats docked here, and if you show up around mid day, you might be able to view trophy catches being brought in as well (look for the flags high above the flying bridge to see what species were hooked). Enjoy!
2. Ko Olina Marina
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 112 reviews
Also a resort area. Includes of a golf course, restaurants, shops, and the Marriott Ihilani.
3. Maalaea Harbor
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By 441tammiem
Awesome trip. Views are amazing on the harbor. Sunset cruise was relaxing. Condo was neat and clean.
4. Kewalo Basin
5. Strike Zone Sportfishing & Bottom Fishing
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By H9960TOpatrickg
Went out on the boat and had a blast even though I don’t fish ever. The whole crew was very helpful and friendly. We caught three wahoos along with plenty of other smaller fish, and the crew helped one of the younger kids reel one in which was fun to see. Definitely my favorite guided tour out of the 6 I’ve been on in Hawaii and I would highly reccomend going. Derrick, Dana, and Chris were great with the kids and made it a very fun trip
6. Old Kona Airport State Recreation Area
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 429 reviews
Reviewed By GC404 - Anchorage, United States
The Old Airport area offers a long sandy beach with picnic shelters, restrooms, and showers that’s a favorite spot for local families plus visitors both... Events are frequently held at the large pavilion on the southern end, and the grassy lawns, big paved area, and walkways serve as places for many recreational enthusiasts... towards the north end, you’ll find a nice place for sunbathing and snorkeling (when the ocean is calm), with shade trees as well. We often stop here for a picnic lunch (with ono eats purchased at KTA, Sack N Save, or Island Naturals) :). Enjoy an easily accessible place close to downtown Kona!
