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Smoking Regulations in Hawai'i
The State of Hawai’i has enacted The Smoke Free Hawaii law, designed to protect the health and wellbeing of people who do not want to be subjected to secondhand smoke. It is not a ban. Smokers may still purchase and use smoke-producing tobacco products in areas other than those designated as smoke-free under the law.
Keep Reading...Geography
Hawaii’s Big Island is the youngest and largest of the Hawaiian Islands with 4,028 square miles and it’s still growing as long as lava continues to pour out of Kilauea, the world’s most active volcano. It has 266 miles (428 km) of coastline.
Keep Reading...Major Industries
Kona coffee (only gourmet coffee grown in the United States), macadamia nuts, papaya, cattle, anthuriums, orchids, aquaculture, ag-tourism, scientific technology, and tourism.
Keep Reading...Recreation
Deep sea fishing, ocean kayaking, stargazing, snorkeling, sightseeing, National Parks, National Historic Sites, hiking, horseback riding, scuba diving, tennis, golfing, sailing, shopping and agricultural tourism including Kona Coffee tours, botanical garden tours and family-run farm tours.
Keep Reading...Brief History of the Big Island
Believed to be the first Hawaiian Island discovered and settled by Polynesians, perhaps as early as the fifth century, Hawaii’s Big Island has been the scene of many of the state’s historic events.
Keep Reading...Facinating Facts
From culture to astronomy, the Big Island is a unique and fascinating place.
Keep Reading...Getting to the Big Island
Flying is the most common way to get to Hawaii’s Big Island. Air line details.
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