The island of Hawai‘i is the largest and youngest of the Hawaiian Islands. With its wide-open spaces, uncrowded landscapes, natural beauty, endless adventures and rich cultural diversity we are truly inspiring. Hawai‘i Island is home to five National Park Sites and all but four of the world’s sub-climate zones. From volcanoes to lava deserts, tropical rainforests to beaches and from small towns to farm tours our visitors have so much to explore. Create once-in-a-lifetime experiences such as seeing a live volcano or taking in a night swim with our manta rays, often referred to as Kona’s gentle giants! The island of Hawai‘i is committed to educating our visitors and residents to be safe, mindful and respectful to each other and our environment. Visit PonoPledge for more information.