A Big Island treasure for over 20 years, Merriman’s Waimea is Chef Peter Merriman’s flagship restaurant, located in picturesque upcountry Waimea. Come and experience the authentic flavors of Hawaii and the original Home of Hawaii Regional Cuisine. Pioneered by award-winning Chef Peter Merriman who maintains a single vision “Do the right thing”—for local farmers, for the islands and for you—our guest. At Merriman’s Big Island, you’ll enjoy a menu of fresh island flavors, a extensive wine list and cozy upcountry dining with warm Hawaiian hospitality.

Step aboard our 65′ catamaran for snorkeling and a fun-filled day of adventure! (Valued at $365) There’s an excellent chance of dolphin and other marine mammal sightings while cruising to our snorkel site. This 4.5 hour Hawaiʻi dolphin tour includes continental breakfast, BBQ burger lunch, plenty of shade, cushioned seating, restrooms changing rooms, showers, high-jump platform, 20′ water slide, about two hours of water time, pristine snorkeling, snorkel gear, Rx masks, snorkel instruction, life vests, inner tubes, flotation station island, water toys, sea-view boards, stand-up paddle boards, noodles and Reef Safe sunscreen. Cocktails are available for purchase from our premium bar, offering local spirits, craft beers and blended libations. Wetsuits are available for rent. Bring a towel, and the rest is included! Included On This Trip: Breakfast, BBQ burger lunch, sodas, juices and snacks Snorkel gear, instruction and flotation toys Full service premium bar featuring local spirits and craft beers Plenty of shade, fresh water showers, and restrooms 20 foot water slide & 15 foot high jump platform Double wide swim steps Excellent chance of dolphin or other marine mammal sightings Approximately two hours of snorkeling in the Red Hill area (not Kealakekua bay). Visit https://www.bodyglovehawaii.com/cruises/snorkel-bbq-adventure/ for more information!

Join Kohala Zipline for a canopy experience like no other. Perched amongst the trees of Halawa, Kohala Zipline’s Canopy Adventure features elevated suspension bridges, soaring tree platforms and thrilling ziplines. From the moment you enter this aerial trekking course, you’ll be enthralled by the magic of Kohala. Exclusive features, such as twin WhisperLines™ and smooth stop breaking, ensuring your safety and comfort to deliver an experience like no other. Weather you are a real zipline enthusiast or a first time adventure seeker, the Kohala Canopy Adventure will be an unforgettable experience. (Valued at $472).

Discover Diving for 2 with Jack's Diving Locker! Experience Life Underwater! (this is for a pool dive only)

This tour for 6 people is valued at $600! Featured on Guy Fieri's new series: "Guy Hawaiian Style", the Kona Salt Farm is Hawaii Island’s only working salt farm, located on 7 acres of oceanfront space on Kona Keahole Point. We hand harvest Hawaiian Salt and Deep Ocean Magnesium from pristine deep-sea waters, 2,200 feet below the surface of the Kona Sea. You will learn about the salt harvesting process and the different kinds of salt variations, how deep seawater is different from surface water, the significance of salt in Hawaiian culture and a brief historical overview of the ancient Hawaiian settlement Ho’ona. Lastly, before enjoying your cold (48 degree) deep ocean water foot soak in our new Foot Soak Cabana, you will get a chance to taste some of our Kona Pure and Flavored Salts. To follow your tour, please join us for a luncheon.

Valued at $378, Anelakai's double-hull canoes let you snorkel with manta rays in a whole different way — in a small group, and at your own pace. You can either snorkel with the manta rays or relax and enjoy the view from the canoe without even getting in the water. "Book a tour and join us as we slip out into the dark ocean from Keauhou Bay, then paddle a very short 10 minute paddle out to the manta ray night snorkel site. You’ll get as much time as you can with the mantas, and then take just a short trip back at the end of your adventure. That’s right. We use paddle-power—no motors at all. That makes us the most eco-friendly tour available. It’s better for the mantas... and also keeps the diesel fuel smell out of your clothes and hair. We only allow six people per tour, so you will have the undivided attention of both our guide and the mantas. Plus our double-hull canoe gives you an authentic Hawaiian experience unlike any other. You’ll feel like a true Hawaiian as you come face to face with one of the ocean’s most majestic wonders. The rays swim right up to the light between the two hulls of our canoe and fearlessly interact with you, allowing a perfect view you won’t get anywhere else. Skip the big crowds and go for a local Hawaiian experience — there’s no better way to meet mantas than on an Anelakai Adventures night manta ray snorkel in Kona!"

Located on the Kohala Coast, the Hapuna Beach Golf Course has it all – lush greens set amidst a dark lava field, seemingly endless ocean and coastline views, challenging play, and a full range of facilities and services. The course is a favorite among vacationing guests and local residents alike. With its stunning views and dramatic elevation changes beginning at sea level and rising to 700 feet, Hapuna Golf Course nestles amongst the rugged desert terrain above the west shore of Hawaii's Big Island. Teeing off at just under 700 feet of elevation, the signature par 4, 12th hole provides one of the most spectacular panoramic views on Hawaii's Big Island, including Maui in the distance. Enjoy the best of Hapuna Beach golf. One of the most popular Hapuna Beach golf destinations, the Arnold Palmer / Ed Seay golf course is a championship "links-style" design that was built in 1992 and stretches to just under 6,900 yards.

Botanical World Adventures is an unforgettable time on Hawaii’s Big Island. We offer Big Island zipline tours near the beautiful Hamakua Coast – just 20 minutes north of Hilo. Want to zip through a rainforest canopy? At Zip Isle, we have eight different ziplines that allow you to see the Hilo Botanical Gardens and the famous Kamaeʻe Falls from a whole new angle! Segway: An extended Segway® Personal Transporter (PT) tour is the perfect way to explore our lush botanical gardens and discover everything nature has to offer in Hakalau! Māla pua means “flower garden” in Hawaiian. On this excursion, you get the chance to explore deeper into the rainforest than the 60-minute tour, and take a look at the beautiful stream running through the BWA property. Smell the flowers, taste the spices, and listen to the soothing trade winds and waterfalls. This is what Hawaii is all about! As you glide through the gardens, you can see cashews, pineapples, cinnamon, and orchids in the trees, as well as hundreds of exotic plants that take your senses on a tour of our Hawaiian world. Taste delicious fruits right off the trees when they’re in season, and encounter the local wildlife along the way. Enjoy all the natural beauty of Hawaii on this unforgettable tour. It’s sure to be the highlight of your trip to the Big Island! Zipline: Gather your group, don your helmets, and follow our tour guides into the picturesque Hawaiian rainforest. You will zip across valley gulches and over meandering rivers, even getting the chance to walk along a swinging suspension bridge with your family! As the tour continues, the ziplines get bigger. The longer the zipline, the faster you go! Race your friends side-by-side to see who flies the fastest. The tour finale includes the largest zipline of all – a half-mile zip with stunning aerial views of the famous Kamaʻeʻe Falls. This waterfall zipline is unforgettable with its Jurassic 300-foot gorge, multi-faceted 250-foot waterfall, and awesome views from the mountain to sea. “Talk story” with our friendly tour guides and learn more about the Big Island during this exhilarating tour. Safety is paramount at Botanical World Adventures, and our guides are the best in the business and trained to rigorous standards.

Kona Country Club provides the perfect environment for golf. Situated in scenic Keauhou just 6 miles (9.7 kilometers) away from downtown Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii, Kona Country Club features spectacular ocean views, excellent facilities and friendly service. One can always expect pleasant sunny skies and gentle ocean breezes. Kona Country Club is conveniently located near hotels and condos. We feature a fully stocked pro shop, driving range off grass, putting and chipping green and a short game practice area for 80 yards and in including bunker practice. There is no better destination for a round of Kona golf!

Pau Hana Cruise: “Pau Hana” means “the work day is done”…the perfect time to enjoy a sail or cruise along the Kohala Coast aboard one of our legendary catamarans! Cruise the beautiful Kohala coast in style aboard our well-appointed power catamaran Alala or our legendary sailing catamaran Seasmoke. Sip on soft drinks, beers, wines and specialty cocktails from our complimentary bar, and enjoy snacking from our classic charcuterie board. You can choose to take the helm under the guidance of our experienced captain, or relax on deck and let us do the work. Phenomenal photo opportunities, romantic, and fun! If you’re joining us between December 15th and March 31st, it’s Whale Watch Season in Hawaii so besides sharing those incredible coastal views with you, we’ll be on the lookout for the biggest party guests of all — the Humpback Whales. Though Humpback sightings are not guaranteed during this cruise, we think you’ll find this is the best way to begin your evening in paradise. Snorkel Cruise: For the best snorkeling on the Kona-Kohala Coast, choose the Ocean Sports Snorkel Adventure Cruise! Our experienced Captains will choose your cruise destination from over a dozen snorkel sites, so you can explore the best reef for the day’s conditions. From April 1st through December 14th, this Big Island Snorkeling Cruise is available most Mondays and Wednesdays from Anaeho’omalu Bay, and most Fridays and Saturdays from Kawaihae Harbor. During our Whale Watch Season (December 15 through March 31st) we offer the cruise most Sundays and Fridays from Anaeho’omalu Bay, and most Wednesdays from Kawaihae Harbor. Cruises scheduled to depart from Anaeho’omalu Bay include real near coastal sailing — cruises scheduled to depart from Kawaihae are aboard our deluxe power catamaran. We include a marine life briefing on every cruise, so you’ll know what to look for when you get in the water, and we’ll also provide high quality snorkel gear and instruction. Ask us for a guided tour of the reef…or choose to explore with your buddy. After you’re done playing in the water, enjoy a picnic lunch, soft drinks, beer, wine and cocktails and then enjoy a leisurely sail or cruise back to shore. Includes: Picnic sandwiches and snacks, soft drinks and a selection of beers, wines and cocktails. Onboard marine life briefing, snorkel lesson and gear, and guided snorkel tours are available — just ask us! Choose a cruise on Seasmoke for real near coastal sailing…you can take the helm and experience the excitement of true coastal sailing or just relax on deck and let us do the work Fun for the whole family! Great photo ops!

Bid on a round of golf for 4 people at the stunning Mauna Kea Beach Resort Golf Course! This round of golf is valued at $1180.

$150 Tommy Bahama Gift Certificate.

Start your adventure by watching one of our legendary Kona sunsets as we sail along the Kona coast to our snorkel destination (Manta Ray Village). Once we arrive at the snorkel location, receive a full safety briefing before joining our guides in the water to snorkel with the majestic hahalua (manta rays). Afterwards, join us back on the boat for hot cocoa, hot tea and chocolate chip cookies enjoying the lights of Kona town as we make our back to the pier. Because the manta rays are wild animals, we also offer one of the best manta guarantees in the industry. If you go out with us and do not see a manta ray, we will rebook you again for free (subject to availability, does not apply to Ride Along (stays on boat / does not get in water) guests).

Sail KONASTYLE® and experience the pristine waters of the Kona Coast as we make our way to Kealakekua Bay, which is home to the Captain Cook Monument and a marine sanctuary filled with tropical i’a (fish) and beautiful coral structures. Venture the netted trampolines suspended over the ocean or relax in the shaded open air cabin and enjoy the soothing tropical breezes, while keeping watch for naiʻa (dolphins), honu (turtles), hahalua (manta rays) and koholā (whales-seasonal). Includes: Beautiful sail along the Kona coast Frequent Dolphin & Whale (seasonal) sightings Snorkeling in a marine Sanctuary Our “grand staircase” that allows guests to simply walk in/out of the water (no ladders to climb) Historical facts about our favorite spots Fresh fruit, pastries and 100% Kona coffee Freshly made deli sandwiches, pasta salad and chips Full Bar, including beer, wine and spirits are available for purchase

World renowned golf has long been associated with the Kohala Coast, and Waikoloa Beach Resort is no exception. Home of “Hawaiʻi’s Premiere 27-Hole Golf Experience,” Waikoloa Beach Resort Golf is comprised of the Beach Nine, Lakes Nine, and Kings’ Nine presents a unique opportunity for golfers to design their own golf experience.

Enjoy a 1 night stay for 2 people in Palace Ocean View at the Hilton Waikōloa! This stay includes resort benefits and self-parking for 1 vehicle!

Waipio Wayside Bed and Breakfast has been carefully restored to provide you with all of the modern conveniences while maintaining our 1932 Historic Sugar Plantation charm. Each of the five bedrooms has their own unique character. All have private bathrooms, good reading lights, fluffy towels, robes, and either desks or dressing tables. Waipiʻo Wayside is a traditional B&B where the owner lives on site. We offer a sit down organic breakfast, great WIFI, snack counter with a selection of teas and treats, extensive library, parking, large decks, and a gazebo with a great view of the ocean. Step back in time to the days when sugar was king. Waipio Wayside Bed & Breakfast is a historic plantation home, vintage 1932. Built for one of the sugar superintendents when he got married, our B&B has been updated with all of the modern amenities while maintaining old Hawaii charm. We are situated along the stunning Hamakua coast ten minutes from Waipio Valley, the sacred Hawaiian valley of the kings. We are comfortably situated about half way between Hilo and Kona. Visit www.waipiowayside.com for more information.

Jack Zimmerman offers a 90-120 minute session in which the couple share the ups and downs of their relationship with the aim of expanding communication, deepening, and intimacy. Intimacy practices are offered and explored. The session also could be for a single person looking to start along the path of intimacy or an elder exploring the connection between intimacy and the embracing of mortality. This session is valued at $200.

Kauakea Winston Photography specializes in creative portraits in Hawaiʻi using a relaxed photo-journalistic style. She has over 30 years of photography experience and focuses on making your experience as stress-free and fun as possible. Bid on a one hour photo shoot in the Hāmākua area which includes a webpage of enhanced photos to choose from and download links. Valued at $350! Check out her work here! https://kauakeawinston.photoshelter.com/index

Dinner for two at Paniolo Night (selected beverages are included) availability and blackout dates may apply. Valued at $500! "Join us at Kahuwai Cookhouse as we celebrate the vibrant cultural heritage of Hawaiian ranching with an evening of live music and a menu centered around our wood-fired kitchen, the preferred culinary method of a paniolo ranch." Reservation Request must be submitted at least 4 days in advance, certificate valid from November 30th, 2024, until March 30th, 2025.

On this fascinating one-hour tour you will learn about ocean conservation and one of the greatest ocean mysteries – the seahorse! You will be surrounded by thousands of seahorses on our oceanfront 3-acre farm from babies to pregnant males from Australia to Hawaii. You may also see our leafy sea dragons, enjoy our interactive tide pool and see the world’s only 100% sustainable marine aquarium with over 20 endangered species which are all being bred at Ocean Rider.

Kauakea offers compassion based western astrology readings based on your birth chart, annual Solar Return or current transits and progressions. She also does couples readings and astro-cartography to see where your chart runs through the planet for relocation or travel purposes.

$25 Gift Certificate to Underground Pizza in Waimea!!

$25 Gift Certificate to Underground Pizza in Waimea!!

Traditional Chinese medicine explains acupuncture as a technique for balancing the flow of energy or life force — known as chi or qi (chee) — believed to flow through pathways (meridians) in your body. By inserting needles into specific points along these meridians, acupuncture practitioners believe that your energy flow will re-balance. A key component of traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture is most commonly used to treat pain. Increasingly, it is being used for overall wellness, including stress management. Michelle Baydo, L.Ac. MSOM is a licensed acupuncturist on the Big Island of Hawaii serving patients in both Kona and Waimea. She studied Oriental Medicine at the Traditional Chinese Medical College of Hawaii, a nationally accredited, four-year post-graduate program. While there, she completed an additional four-year apprenticeship program under Dr. Chieko Maekawa. https://www.westhawaiiacupuncture.com/

This beautiful sculpture was handmade by Teri Sugg, president of the Hāmākua Youth Center! It measures 8 1/2” x 4” x 5” and is made of ceramic, unglazed dark brown clay. Valued at $300!

Haircut, shampoo, and style with Anna Loo of Hair Expressions Honokaʻa! $50 Value.

Bucking Horse, Mauna Kea, 2002 Archival Pigment Print Print size : 11x14 inches Image size: 9.5 x 6.75 inches Valerie Yong Ock Kim grew up in rural Kahalu`u on the Hawaiian island of O`ahu. She is the third generation descended from Okinawan and Korean immigrants to Hawaii. Pursuing work with a wide spectrum of the arts over the years, she produced slide shows and small films and has always come back to the still image. She has had solo, and been included in juried group exhibitions, across the US, from Hawai’i and Los Angeles to Rhode Island and Paris. Her series, “Light Speed Matter, A Still Place Waiting” was a solo show at Hui No`eau Visual Arts Center Makawao, Maui, idspace at Kurtistown, and at Keck Observatory on Hawaii Island. The show included a seven-minute video piece and kiln-fired photographic cast glass pieces. Her most recent solo exhibition, "Passing Notes, Conversations from the Hallelujah Series," was at Crafton Hills College, California. Kim was the writer-director on “Waging Peace,” a short film about Soviet and American children who, struggling against situation and prejudice, become staunch friends at the end of the Cold War in the 1980’s. Valerie worked as a Location Manager on feature films out of Los Angeles and across the United States for twenty years. She worked with Oscar-winning Directors Ang Lee, and Julie Taymor, and on Gore Verbinski’s “Pirates of the Caribbean” series. Handling the demands of powerful creatives and large-scale projects, Kim supported her independent artistic vision. Her filmography is listed on IMDB.com After caring for her husband, who was a film editor and had Alzheimer's Disease for eight years, she now lives in Pa'auilo, on Hawai'i Island with her dog, Makana. Retiring from films, she is now focused on her fine art practice.

Kukuipapa Road, Pa'auilo Mauka, 1995 Infrared Negative Film, "Wet Print" on Ilford Fibre Paper Print size:11 x 14 inches Image size 9 x 13 inches Valerie Yong Ock Kim grew up in rural Kahalu`u on the Hawaiian island of O`ahu. She is the third generation descendedf rom Okinawan and Korean immigrants to Hawaii. Pursuing work with a wide spectrum of the arts over the years, she produced slide shows and small films and has always come back to the still image. She has had solo, and been included in juried group exhibitions, across the US, from Hawai’i and Los Angeles to Rhode Island and Paris. Her series, “Light Speed Matter, A Still Place Waiting” was a solo show at Hui No`eau Visual Arts Center Makawao, Maui, idspace at Kurtistown, and at Keck Observatory on Hawaii Island. The show included a seven-minute video piece and kiln-fired photographic cast glass pieces. Her most recent solo exhibition, "Passing Notes, Conversations from the Hallelujah Series," was at Crafton Hills College, California. Kim was the writer-director on “Waging Peace,” a short film about Soviet and American children who, struggling against situation and prejudice, become staunch friends at the end of the Cold War in the 1980’s. Valerie worked as a Location Manager on feature films out of Los Angeles and across the United States for twenty years. She worked with Oscar-winning Directors Ang Lee, and Julie Taymor, and on Gore Verbinski’s “Pirates of the Caribbean” series. Handling the demands of powerful creatives and large-scale projects, Kim supported her independent artistic vision. Her filmography is listed on IMDB.com After caring for her husband, who was a film editor and had Alzheimer's Disease for eight years, she now lives in Pa'auilo, on Hawai'i Island with her dog, Makana. Retiring from films, she is now focused on her fine art practice.

Clear Channel, from the series, The Koi Tales, 2003 Archival Pigment Print Print size: 19x 13 inches Image size: 16 x 12 inches Valerie Yong Ock Kim grew up in rural Kahalu`u on the Hawaiian island of O`ahu. She is the third generation descended from Okinawan and Korean immigrants to Hawaii. Pursuing work with a wide spectrum of the arts over the years, she produced slide shows and small films and has always come back to the still image. She has had solo, and been included in juried group exhibitions, across the US, from Hawai’i and Los Angeles to Rhode Island and Paris. Her series, “Light Speed Matter, A Still Place Waiting” was a solo show at Hui No`eau Visual Arts Center Makawao, Maui, idspace at Kurtistown, and at Keck Observatory on Hawaii Island. The show included a seven-minute video piece and kiln-fired photographic cast glass pieces. Her most recent solo exhibition, "Passing Notes, Conversations from the Hallelujah Series," was at Crafton Hills College, California. Kim was the writer-director on “Waging Peace,” a short film about Soviet and American children who, struggling against situation and prejudice, become staunch friends at the end of the Cold War in the 1980’s. Valerie worked as a Location Manager on feature films out of Los Angeles and across the United States for twenty years. She worked with Oscar-winning Directors Ang Lee, and Julie Taymor, and on Gore Verbinski’s “Pirates of the Caribbean” series. Handling the demands of powerful creatives and large-scale projects, Kim supported her independent artistic vision. Her filmography is listed on IMDB.com After caring for her husband, who was a film editor and had Alzheimer's Disease for eight years, she now lives in Pa'auilo, on Hawai'i Island with her dog, Makana. Retiring from films, she is now focused on her fine art practice.

Heading to Oʻahu this holiday season? Bid on this Kualoa Ranch Experience for 2 people (located on Oʻahu)!! Options include The Movie Sites Tour, The Jungle Tour, The Half Day Secret Island Beach Activities Tour, The Ocean Voyage Tour, or the Kualoa Grown Tour. Proud to be in TripAdvisor’s Hall of Fame for being the best of Hawaii tours & activities for the last 11 years in a row (2013-2024), Kualoa offers O’ahu’s best tours and activities. Kualoa is also rated Number one by Hawai’i Magazine and the StarAdvertiser’s Readers Choice Awards for the past 7 years! 2017. More information can be found on www.kualoa.com

Gigi, talented owner of Sea Of Light Tattoos, has over 17 years experience tattooing in the San Francisco Bay Area. She has owned her tattoo shop in Honokaʻa for 3 years. See her incredible portfolio at https://linktr.ee/seaoflighttattoo.

As a massage therapist, Renee aims to fulfill a person's desire to reach a state of complete relaxation and healing. Her unique techniques are based on the traditional and focused on the individual. She uses her intuition to assist in easing body, mind and spirit. With more than 20 years experience, she has trained in many modalities including Hawaiian Lomi Lomi, Swedish, deep tissue, sports, hot stones and pregnancy massage.

Details: 30” X 23” Acrylic on 300 lb. Archer Paper Painted at studio in Kapulena in 1999, this is the first in a small series telling the story of the myths and legends of Hawaii from the Kumulipo. Wailehua Gray lived and painted in Kapulena, on the Big Island of Hawaii near Waipio Valley among the spirits of his ancestors. His father was an Irishman from Tennessee and his mother was pure Hawaiian born on Oahu, Hawaii. It was the east/west marriage that sparked his strong focus on universality, a common theme throughout his paintings and the stories that accompany them. In 1996 Wailehua completed “Lokahi”, a large mural for the North Hawaii Community Hospital. He had two ongoing series, “Nembutsu”, which is quiet and contemplative and “Pele” which explores the fiery and continuing birth of the Islands. On June 7, 2005 Wailehua joined his ancestors. This is Wailehua’s Philosophy “This work is what I do, what I know and feel, And in a sense it is who I am. Not to be doing this would be strangely unpleasant. I live and work in a magic place Where spirits walk and things go bump in the night. But the days are perfect through their changes, Giving me an east/west light that’s just right. Images come easy in that environment.” My philosophy is for a universal people. “We are from the stars. Keepers of the flame.” Wailehua’s paintings are hung in many private and corporate collections in the United States, Canada, Europe and Japan.

Beautiful locally handcrafted basket using the palm tree sheath and other local plant material. This basket measures 6.5” x 7.75” deep x 4.75” deep.

2.5 hour Wailea Horseback Adventure Waterfall Swim & Trail Ride for 2 people!! Join us on a ride through the open ranges of Wailea and to the spectacular views of Maunakea and the shimmering Pacific Ocean. 1 hour and 45 minutes of horseback riding and 45 minutes at the waterfall, with the opportunity to enjoy a relaxing snack break at the waterfalls where you can swim and paddle board. Ride our beautiful, gentle horses and take in the expansive views and secluded waterfalls only accessible through booking a tour.

Grand Naniloa Hotel Hilo represents the true essence of Hawaiian culture: its melody and magic. Naniloa means "very beautiful" - and with so many beautiful things to discover here, your biggest challenge will be what to explore first. Settle in and soak up stunning Hilo Bay views from your private lanai, available in many of our spacious and well-designed hotel rooms and suites. We’ve carefully curated our amenities to enhance your hotel stay. Break a sweat in the fitness center, sip a cocktail at the lobby bar or watch live hula every Wednesday – Sunday evening. This is for a standard room, including resort fee and valet parking for 1 night.

30,000 miles with Hawaiian Airlines!!

These beautiful handmade earrings from Lucinda Moran Studio are made of sterling silver and measure 1.5" long (including the earring hook) and 1/4" wide.

These beautiful handmade earrings from Lucinda Moran Studio are made of sterling silver with peridot and measure 1.5" long (including the earring hook) and 1/5" wide.

These beautiful handmade earrings from Lucinda Moran Studio are made of sterling silver and measure just over 2" long (including the earring hook) and 1/4" wide.

These beautiful handmade earrings from Lucinda Moran Studio are made of sterling silver with fresh water pearls and measure 2" long (including the earring hook) and 1/8" wide.

Kuleana Rum Works VIP Tour for up to 8 People with Founder Jefferson, $1000 Value!!! (Must be 21 or over to purchase) >Farm, Upolu Point Start off by touring our 45 acre farm where we grow 35 varieties of heirloom Hawaiian kō (sugarcane) in Kohala. >Distillery, Kawaihae Then we will visit the distillery where we make our award-winning rum. >Kuleana Rum Shack Enjoy a taste of our award winning rums at our restaurant located at the Queens' MarketPlace in Waikoloa.

$100 Gift Card to Kuleana Rum Works or Kuleana Rum Shack in Waikoloa!

This 15 step European style facial includes a consultation, dermaplaning treatment, and a light acid/enzyme treatment. 90+ minutes with Kalia Aesthetics, valued at $185!

Bid on this tour and tasting for 4 at Volcano Winery! Tour the vineyard and then end your experience with a tasting. Tour time starts at 12:15pm and takes approximately 1-hour. Must be reserved at least 24 hours in advance. Ali'i Tour includes a guided vineyard and production room tour, followed by 7 classic wine (1oz) pours and 2 estate tea tastings. Guests will enjoy a 20% discount on all wine bottle purchased with this tour. Wine tasting in paradise is just a sip away at Volcano Winery on the Big Island. Come visit our beautiful property and tasting room!

This Ficus Tree was found one day in June of 2012, I was one of a dozen of a Mankind Group from Kohala that came to the existing Hāmākua Youth Center for an up-lift. Keith W. and I installed a wood counter and a sink. We all then went to the backyard to clean up and that is when this tree found me. It was 16 feet tall in a 10 gal. nursery pot, not a leaf on it, so I cut it down to 6 feet and put it in my car. 6 years later I met Jack Zimmerman at my home in Waimea, and he wanted to see my Bonsai collection. We walked the garden, talked story, and told me where he lived in Honokaʻa and at that point I introduced Jack to this tree. I told him the story of where it came from and that’s when he told me that he was President of the Hāmākua Youth Foundation and told me about the restoration of the Okada Medical Center into the New Community Center for the Hāmākua Youth Center. I started working with Jack and the Foundation to try and make that happen. We proceeded to become wonderful friends along with Teri Sugg, and many, many others. This tree has been in Waikoloa for the past 5 years and gets watered twice a day. It’s new home will take some adjustments, mainly the watering, sun exposure. It will want to be moist at all times.