We’ve worked with these guys on past trips to the Big Island and have always found them laid back, pleasant and helpful. That was the case this time when we had booked an outrigger canoe trip with snorkeling at Kealakekua Bay. We arrived to check in and were told that the trip had been cancelled due to high winds and... More

My husband and I wanted to see Cook monument and were told to book a kayak trip with Kona Boys. We knew we would have fun, but what we did not realize was how much we would learn about Hawaiian history & culture. Jared our guide was born and raised in Kona. He is modest, but we will call him... More

Great place to rent gear and get advice. We rented two SUPs. They even loaded them on our car for us and gave us some great suggestions on were to go. Also had a nice selection of rash guards and sun protection shirts....although we bought those after spending our week on the water :-)

We found out that as of April 1 you needed to be on a tour to go to cook monument, so we kayaked and snorkled with kona boys. Jarrad, our guide , was very knowledgeable. the bay is worth the trip, lots of fish to see. Plus they let you keep the snorkle equipment for the rest of the day,... More

this place is great, went there to rent a surfboard for a week, they gave me a great al merrick 6'5'' that was perfect for the waves that were happening that week. I had people all week coming up to me and telling how jealous of the board they were. Frank also took a lot of time to go over... More

We took the snorkelling trip on a Polynesian canoe to Cook Monument. It was brilliant and we learned so much about Hawaiian history and the islands. We would highly recommend this tour. They are well organised and good value. We saw whales and dolphins during the trip and awesome scenery including Tiger Woods private golf course!! Shame they for away... More

Funny story with a blissful ending. At this stage in my life my bucket list is composed of very few items comparing narrowly with a macro "to do" list. Prior to turning 40 i had a brief discussion with myself on where in the world i would like to be and what activities did i envision myself doing in celebration... More

They took me and a group to Kealakekua Bay to snorkel. It's a 1 hour sail to go. You dive 40 mn to 1 hour. On the way back you have snacks, pineapple, juices. They talk about History on the way. It was an interesting adventure. Sadly we didn't see dolphins but there are normally. They make you feel comfortable.... More

These boys are the most helpful people on the island!! There prices are awesome! The t-shirts are all organic and very good quality. For sure a must stop!