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Big Island Attractions – Strawberries, Whales, and Ironman!
If you haven’t eaten Waimea strawberries, you haven’t quite lived yet. They are so sweet, they taste like perfume! Grown in Waimea, they are famous in these parts for juice, sweetness and all-around goodness. Last Saturday, in Kona at a … Continue reading
Big Island Farmer’s Market Guide
All this and more at our local Farmer’s Markets Did you know? There is now a Farmer’s Market at Waikoloa Beach Resort, at the Kings’ Shops every Wednesday from 8:30 to 1pm! And of course there are the usual Saturday … Continue reading
