Jeep Tours

Several times each year the Kona Historical Society organizes fundraising jeep trips to remote parts of the island that are normally not accessible to the public. Some of the previous trips have gone to Kealapu'ali, an old sheep station on Palani Ranch; Mana Road, an old wagon road that winds its way between Waimea and the Saddle area; and Wai`ahukini, a former fishing village in the Ka`u district which shows evidence of habitation from the earliest period of settlement of Hawai`i to modern times.

Historical points of interest along the way and a talk on the history of the destination area are highlights of the Saturday tours, as well as the beautiful scenery, short hikes, lunch, and an open bar. You must be a KHS member to participate and have a 4 wheel drive vehicle with good clearance. Please call the Society or check the calendar on this website for tour dates.

The cove at Waioahukini.
Participants do a little exploring.	The jeeps heading up Hualalai.