Tranquil Waimea will entice you
The beaches and other outdoor surroundings create an inviting atmosphere in Waimea. This relaxing and romantic city entices travelers with its hiking and cafes. A vacation rental can help make your stay complete—many rentals come with a full kitchen and laundry facilities.
Natural wonders in Waimea
Of all the attractions here, those created by nature are the most impressive. Vacationers flock to see Kohala, a huge foot-shaped volcano that dominates the skyline. One million years old, it's the oldest of the 5 volcanoes on Hawaii's Big Island, while Waipio Valley is another must-see, with its green cliffs, black sand beach and silver waterfalls. One mile wide and 6 miles deep, it's lined with trails that are suitable for hikers of all abilities. Like to find out more about the town's equestrian heritage? Be sure to visit Paniolo Heritage Center, home to the historic Pukalani Stables.
Outdoor attractions in spectacular Waimea
Though the town itself is small, a Waimea vacation rental offers access to amenities, from local stores and restaurants to fabulous farmers' markets. The action here takes place outdoors, with hikes through Waipio Valley, guided treks on horseback and golf among the many attractions on offer. Seeking sun, sea and sand? You've come to the right place. It's just a short hop to Waikoloa, where opportunities abound for topping up your tan.
Year-round sun in Waimea
With pleasant conditions all year round, the weather shouldn't be a deciding factor when the time comes to book your Waimea vacation rental. Situated almost 2,700 feet above sea level, the town's weather is a little cooler in comparison to the rest of the island, but it still boasts average temperatures between 61 and 68 degrees. July, August and September are the warmest months, while February is the coolest, through it's still pleasantly warm. Rain can be a year-round occurrence here, though it's usually reserved for nighttime or during the late afternoon.
Beautiful scenery in breathtaking Waimea
Situated in the South Kohala District, Waimea offers access to some of Hawaii's most beautiful scenery, with pristine beaches, hills carpeted with lush greenery, rugged cliffs and dense jungles adorned with waterfalls. At the heart of it all is Pu‘u O ‘Umi Natural Area Reserve, home to the geological grandeur of the Kohala Forest Reserve and volcano. Both provide a sprawling wilderness for hikers and nature lovers to explore.
Traveling to and around Waimea
The nearest airport is in Lihue Airport (LIH), located 20.7 mi (33.2 km) from the city center.
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