We stopped here to taste Kona coffee made from beans grown at nearby coffee farms.
Coffee and banana trees
On our way to Puuhonua O Honaunau. This historical site contains one of the most sacred heiau (traditional place of worship) in the islands.
This artist used wooden sticks with carved raised areas to print beautiful designs:
After painting on the ink, she pressed it onto the paper to make the imprint.
Cinder cones dot the beaches:
Views of the shoreline and the turquoise water.
This is the same tree (with the putrid fruit) that was in the Amy Greenwall Garden.
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