Hāmākua Coast

The Hāmākua Coast, a verdant time portal on the northeastern side of the Big Island, stretches for 50 miles along a two-lane road. Known as the ‘Hāmākua Heritage Corridor,’ this route winds through small, historic towns, each turn revealing lush, green landscapes. The curvy, cozy drive is punctuated by hairpin turns and scenic vistas, inviting visitors to explore the area’s rich heritage and natural beauty. Today, travelers can experience the charm of these historic towns and the breathtaking views that define this picturesque coastal journey.