Glamping Safari Tent for Nature Escapes in Hawaii

Sunny Kona boasts a beautiful blend of history, culture, and natural beauty and offers glampers a wealth of outdoor opportunities. Kealakekua Bay is a Marine Life Conservation District as the pristine waters are teeming with schools of tropical fish and coral. Scuba diving, snorkeling, and sea kayaking are popular activities and make for an unforgettable experience. The glamping site itself is sprawled over five acres of lush farmland that promotes sustainable living. The hosts offer daily meditation, yoga, exercise, farming, and cooking in nature, allowing glampers to reconnect with the outdoors and enjoy simple living.

For those who’d like to venture out, the area is home to plenty boutiques, restaurants with local cuisine, and a vibrant nightlife. The Kona Walking Tour is recommended, where glampers can learn more about Captain James Cook, who first set foot on the island in 1778, and of course, there’s the 1160-acre Kaloko-Honokohau National Historic Park that boasts temples, petroglyphs, and fishponds.