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What You’ll Love About Kailua Kona
The Housing
The majority of homes were built in the late 20th century, and the average home value in Kailua Kona is $561,000.
The Weather
The monthly temperature in Kailua Kona ranges between 70 and 80 degrees year round and the air quality in Kailua Kona is 36% better than the national average!
Come Explore Life in Kailua Kona
Adventure awaits in Kailua Kona, where paradise sits on the Western side of the main island of Hawaii. Venture into this little town and you'll be greeted by lively locals, beautiful scenery, and ample opportunities for relaxation and recreation on the Kona side of Hawaii. The Kona District stretches for 60 miles on the West Coast, and Kailua, or "The Town," is the center of it all.
What Future Residents Should Know About Kailua Kona
What's the Weather Like?
From dry, coastal, desert strand to some of the wettest spots on earth, to hot humid tropical lushness to stark, barren, snow-capped mountains, our big island offers an astonishing array of climates. You have probably heard a similar oft-quoted line, “Hawaii has 11 of the world's 13 climate zones."
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Should I Be Worried About Volcanoes?
Kau is home to Kilauea and Mauna Loa, two active volcanoes on the Big Island. While some locations are at high risk of lava flow, most communities are in areas with less risk. View the map below to learn about lava zones in the District of Kau.
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Kailua Kona's Best Attractions and Activities
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Favorite Attractions
Kailua Kona is known for its gorgeous beaches, lively luau's, and laid-back atmosphere. Get better acquainted with the Ocean by snorkeling at the City of Refuge or check out the Manta Ray Night Dive, one of the world's best night dives. The Kona Farmers Markets are an ideal way to sample local produce, artisan treats, and local brews, and the world-famous Kona Coffee Farms are a must-see.
Parks & Recreation
Local parks and nature reserves are a fun way to get to know the area of Kailua Kona and the Kona District of Hawaii. Discover the Hapuna Beach State Recreation Area, Spencer Beach Park, Kealakekua Bay for phenomenal outdoor sports, play, and relaxation. The Kona Community Aquatic Center and Big Island Country Club are also great ways to unwind in paradise.
Shopping & Dining
The Kona International Market has everything you need for boutique shopping and unique gifts, and Kailua Kona Village has a mix of locally owned stores and major retailers. For a delicious meal or drink, visit the Kona Brewing Company, Huggo's, On the Rocks, Bongo Ben's, Umekes Fishmarket Bar & Grill, or Humpy's Big Island Alehouse to taste the Island.
Culture and History
Rich with seaside history, Kailua Kona has wonderful opportunities to view nature, historical monuments, and more. Check out the Captain Cook Monument in Kealakekua Bay for the monument of the first Westerner to set foot on the Island. A royal vacation home turned museum, Hulihe'he Palace showcases Victorian artifacts and wares. The Mauna Kea Observatories allow you to see the stars in an area unbothered by light pollution.
Employment Opportunities
Unemployment in Kona District is low at about 3%, and there are a number of major employers in this area. They include local schools, tourism ventures including hotels, resorts, and the Kona International Airport. The Hawaii Community College and Kona Community Hospital are also top employers in the area in addition to the State of Hawaii.
Community Events
Kailua is home to the Annual Kona Coffee Festival, Big Island Chocolate Festival, Hawaii Island Festival Poke Contest, and the Ironman World Championship Triathlon. Other popular events include the Kona Brewers Festival, Big Island Blues Festival, and the Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament.
Kailua Kona Quick Facts
Quick Facts
Communities: Kailua Kona
County: Hawaii
Travel & Commute
To Hilo from Ocean View: 2 hr., 2 min.
To Hilo from Volcano: 1 hr.
Airport: Hilo International
Major Highways: Hawaii Belt Rd
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