The only thing I hated about Kealakekua Bay is the way it is pronounced. Otherwise, I would live for the parasailing sessions, right in the heart of the Bay, at Captain Cook's monument. I think the nearest comfort you'll ever get to when you're done snorkeling and hiking is to sleep with a fluffy pillow and a nice, cozy bed at Kona Belle Vue Bed and Breakfast. The price of the rent for a 4-day tour at Kealakekua isn't so steep. It won't be hard on the budget if you were to revel at this tropical Hawaiian city only once a year, as I do.
