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	Shore Diving Kealakekua Bay Hawaii
		When Captain James Cook sailed into Kealakekua Bay on January 17, 1779, he was on his second visit to the Hawaiian Islands.
		The wharf area is used for additional parking for Nap`opo`o Beach, kayak launching, snorkeling and scuba diving.
		(Kealakekua Bay h as been designated by the state of Hawaii as an underwater state park, to protect its varied stocks of multi–hued fish.) The District is from the high water marks at Cook Point to Manini Beach Point.
	konacoastdivers.com /kbay.html (701 words)

	Kealakekua, Hawai'i (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		An historic location well known for the death of Captain James Cook, the European who made first contact with Native Hawaiians in 1778, Kealakekua Bay is also one of Hawai'i's most spectacular coral reefs.
		Because it is a Marine Life Conservation District fish are plentiful and swarm over the well developed reef that slopes steeply from the shore into the nearby deep water.
		Kealakekua Bay is best reached either by chartering a tour boat out of nearby Keauhou Bay or swimming or kayaking from Napo'opo'o, 0.5 miles to the south.
	www.coralreefnetwork.com /reefs/hawaii/kbay/kbay.htm (117 words)

	Exclusive Snorkel Cruise to Kealakekua Bay
		Kealakekua Bay is usually warm, calm and protected with good underwater visibility.
		It is home to a variety of colorful fish and corals and often a resting place and playground to a pod of spinner dolphins.
		While Kealakekua is the undisputed Gem for a snorkel or dive adventure, there are other locations that offer excellent snorkeling.
	www.konaseasports.com /SnorkelCruise.htm (300 words)

	Kealakekua Vacation Rentals, Hotels, Weather, Map and Attractions
		Kealakekua Bay is a natural reserve and a paradise for snorkeling and diving because it’s filled with marine life of all kinds, shapes and sizes.
		A monument to Captain Cook sits on the shore of the Bay among the picturesque kiawe trees, and although it’s inaccessible by car, there are guided tours down to it.
		Historical Kealakekua is a wonderful place to experience the beauty and peace of the Big Island away from the crowds of other better-known tourist spots.
	www.hawaiianvacation.com /regions/Kealakekua-Hawaii.html (503 words)

	Kealakekua Pali Makai, Kona Hawaii, Vacation Rental
		Kealakekua Pali Makai is located just a short four or five minute stroll from Kealakekua Bay
		Kealakekua Pali Makai is a three bedroom, two bath home, with two broad sparkling lanais, modern clean kitchen,
		View of Kealakekua Pali Makai from the South, with Kealakekua Pali in the background.
	kealakekua_bay.tripod.com /humpback.htm (530 words)

	The Demise Of Captain Cook
		The bay at Kealakekua is so translucent, so placid, that scores of novice snorkelers slip into the water daily, arriving by boats from Kailua-Kona, which anchor, bobbing peacefully, just beyond the obelisk that marks a far more violent episode in Hawaiian history.
		Cook was led to a heiau, the same rock temple called Hikiau that can be found at Kealakekua Bay today, to take part in an elaborate ceremony, at the conclusion of which he was made to bow to the ground and kiss an image of the war god Ku.
		A crowd had gathered by the water's edge when, at the far end of the bay, a shot rang out from one of the British boats, and the chief Kalimu, standing in his canoe, was killed.
	www.coffeetimes.com /cook.htm (1842 words)

	Hawaii Snorkle Cruise on the Big Island of Hawaii
		Delicious 100% Kona coffee and fresh island fruit organically grown on the Dant family farm is served for breakfast in addition to muffins, danish, and tropical juice.
		Once moored at Kealakekua, the stern of the vessel is in water of 10'-12' depths and while snorkeling you will see many tropical reef fish families such as the wrasse, butterfly fish, surgeons, parrot fish, and trigger fish, which is the family our state fish the Humuhumu-nukunuku-a-pua'a belongs to.
		Kealakekua Bay has a spectacular reef slope, from a 30' reef flat to 100' sand flats.
	www.hawaiiguide.com /ocean/hawaii/fairwin.htm (700 words)

	Kealakekua Bay Vacation Rentals, Hotels, Weather, Map and Attractions
		Along Kealakekua Bay at the tiny village of Napoopoo you can rent a boat or kayak to take you to the spot where Captain Cook was killed, and which is now the site of a monument in his honor.
		Other points of interest along the Bay include Pali Kapu O Keoua, a 600 foot high sea cliff where Hawaiian chiefs were buried, and Hikiau Heiau, a stone platform that was once a temple and the site of human sacrifices.
		Today, historical Kealakekua Bay is home to some of the best snorkeling and diving spots in Hawaii.
	www.hawaiianvacation.com /regions/Kealakekua-Bay-Hawaii.html (498 words)

	Shore Diving Site Page for: Kealakekua Bay (Old Wharf) of The Big Island, Hawaiian Islands
		Kealakedua Bay is a wonderful diving area also shared by kayakers.
		Take a right on Highway 160 (mile mark 110.5) to Kealakekua Bay, and wind your way about 4 miles down to the ocean.
		They're both great dives, but the center of the bay is mostly sand flats.
	www.shorediving.com /Earth/Hawaii/TBI/Kealakekua (1235 words)

	Wildernet - Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park
		Attractions - Natural attractions at Kealakekua Bay include Napoopoo Beach, which is small and rocky and can have dangerous currents during stormy conditions.
		Report: I recently returned from a 3-week trip to visit friends at Kealalakua Bay on the Big Island of Hawaii and must say that for the most part, I was not pleased with the island which was dry, dirty, littered by roadside trash and abandoned vehicles.
		I never made it to Hilo as it was so far away from K Bay which, with the Captain Cook monument was pretty.
	www.wildernet.com /pages/area.cfm?areaID=HISPKE&CU_ID=1 (590 words)

	Tara Cottage Honeymoon, Spiritual Retreat at Kealakekua Bay
		ft redwood and cedar octagon on large wooded and secluded acreage in rural Kona coffee country, overlooking beautiful Kealakekua Bay and the South Kona coastline.
		Kealakekua Bay, with its unparalleled fine swimming, snorkeling and kayaking, and the Place of Refuge National Park are both only 10 minutes away.
		n the oceanside of the cottage is a lanai (deck) with breathtaking views of the Bay and coastline and steps down to a second 'sunning' lanai with chaise lounges for relaxation and table and chairs for outdoor dining.
	www.taracottagehawaii.com (500 words)

	Hawaii Villa Rental, Big Island Bed and Breakfast, Kona Vacation Rental
		ealakekua Bay Bed and Breakfast is a luxurious Mediterranean-Polynesian-style villa overlooking the pristine Kealakekua Bay on the sunny south kona coast of the Big Island of Hawaii.
		The Villa is in the heart of Kona's lush coffee country on a five-acre tropical estate of colorful, fragrant flowers, plants, fruit trees and exotic palms.
		The setting of the Bed and Breakfast is peaceful, romantic and yet still only a few minutes to the stores and restaurants of the small mauka (up country) communities of Kealakekua and Captain Cook, where the people still live the slow paced life of days gone by.
	www.keala.com (155 words)

	Kona coffee with Bay View Farm Coffees - Kona Hawaii
		Bay View Farm is pleased to offer a superior decaffeinated coffee using the more expensive carbon dioxide (CO2) method of decaffeination.
		This less common method of decaffeination is done by putting the coffee into water along with liquid carbon dioxide and subjecting the mix to high pressure and temperature.
		Bay View Farm is located on the Big island of Hawaii in the town of Honaunau.
	www.bayviewfarmcoffees.com (249 words)

	Destination Virtual Tour - 360 Degree Panorama
		Kealakekua Bay is an historic location well known for the death of Captain James Cook.
		Kealakekua Bay also has one of Hawaii's most spectacular coral reefs.
		Use the mouse to move the image by holding the left button of the mouse while moving it...
	www.seetopia.com /hawaii/bigisland/panorama12.htm (44 words)

	Welcome to Hale E Komo Mai, our beautiful rental home on Kealakkue Bay, Kona Coast, Hawaii
		It is located on Kealakekua Bay - a 315 acre underwater state park and marine reserve teeming with tropical fish on the Kona Coast of the Big Island of Hawaii.
		Dolphins visit the bay frequently and humpback whales pass by on their way to calving grounds in Maui.
		Napo'opo'o is a very peaceful Hawaiian village rich with historical sites such as the ancient Hikiau Heiau (temple) and across the bay is the monument to Captain Cook on the site he was killed in 1778.
	www.hawaiikbaybeach.com (357 words)

	Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park Napoopoo, Hawaii (Parks)
		Because of the clarity of the water and the variety of marine life, Kealakekua Bay has been designated a marine preserve.
		The Captain Cook Monument across the bay was erected in 1874 by the British to mark the spot where Cook was killed.
		The spot is marked by a submerged plaque that can be seen through the water, but it is accessible only by boat.
	www.ohwy.com /hi/k/kealashp.htm (142 words)

	Kealakekua Bay Vacation Homes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		HAWAIIAN VACATION HOME rentals are located in the quiet village of Napo'opo'o on beautiful KEALAKEKUA BAY, and is only ~30 minutes from Kona Keahole Airport.
		The bay is a marine conservation area, and an ideal place to enjoy swimming, snorkeling and kayaking.
		An ancient Hawaiian Heiau (Temple) overlooks Captain Cook Monument and the pristine blue waters where spinner dolphins, sea turtles and whales are often seen.
	marcboudier.com /kbayvacationhome (265 words)

	Dolphin Bay House Vacation Rental Kealakekua Bay Hawaii
		From the windows you see glimpses of the deep blue of the Bay, so out you go for a short walk to Manini Beach, to look for dolphins, whales, and turtles, and perhaps a swim in the clear clean water that feels like silk.
		Teams of tropical fish and coral abound in Kealakekua Bay, awaiting your explorations.
		Enjoy the bounty of the island with fresh tropical fruit for breakfast and a cup of Kona coffee.
	dolphinbayhouse.com (158 words)

	Hawaii - Water Sentinels - Sierra Club
		This would be significant since these same investors are proposing to develop more land adjacent to Kealakekua Bay - Keopuka Land Development.
		The community of South Kona is opposed to this planned development and the Sierra Club has joined forces with us to aid and empower the local community in its fight to oppose it.
		As a water monitor, one of my primary goals will be to help protect the Class AA pristine waters adjacent to the Hokulia project, which extend and flow south into Kealakekua Bay.
	www.sierraclub.org /watersentinels/hawaii/readmore.asp (648 words)

	Kealakekua Bay Vacation Rental, Dolphin Bay House at Kealakekua Bay Hawaii \| PerfectPlaces.com
		Dolphin Bay House is fully furnished, completely modern throughout, with hardwood flooring, solid Koa wood cabinetry and peek-a-boo views of the ocean and mountains.
		Located just 300 feet from the ocean it is a pleasant walk to and from several beaches and famed Kealakekua Bay.
		It was a fabulous 2 weeks in paradise, and we appreciate the use of your home.
	www.perfectplaces.com /vacation-rentals/2738.htm (990 words)

	KONA OCEANFRONT VACATION RENTAL: Accommodations/Lodgings at Kealakekua Bay on The Big Island of Hawaii
		Kealakekua Bay, a marine sanctuary, is located 15 miles south of Kailua Kona town.
		Known for its premier kayaking and snorkeling, the bay is home to hawaiian spinner dolphins and is visited during the winter months by humpback whales.
		In this aerial view you can just make out the Captain Cook monument on the far side of the bay, and our vacation rental home is on the shoreline at the left side of the picture
	www.interpac.net /~seasider (101 words)

	The House of Refuge - Kona Hawaii vacation rental
		These properties are secluded on an old coffee plantation above Kealakekua Bay with a dramatic sweeping ocean view of the coastline to the South.
		Situated in lush Hawaiian beauty at a pleasing elevation with natural tropical breezes the magnificent breakaway view comes alive with the many local birds, making this a place of beauty, peace and restoration.
		Kealakekua Bay, Place of Refuge, Kayaking, Swim with the Manta Rays, Dolphins
	www.houseofrefuge.com (191 words)

	Captain Cook Hawaii Bed and Breakfast near Kealakekua Bay Bed and Breakfast Inn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This charming and immaculate B&B is located on a hillside in the quaint coffee farm country of Kealakekua-Captain Cook area.
		Areca Palms Estate Bed and Breakfast is centrally located to all activities on the Kona Coast and is just minutes away from the famous Captain Cook Monument in Kealakekua Bay which is an underwater sea life park.
		Kealakekua Bay, Place of Refuge, Kona Coffee Tours, Ironman Triathalon, Hula Festival, Aloha Days Festival, Painted Church, Volcanoes National Park
	www.innsite.com /inns/B007155.html (421 words)

	Hawaii's Adventures in Paradise hiking tours of waipio valley, kealakekua bay, captain cook's monument, mauna kea, ...
		Hawaii's Adventures in Paradise hiking tours of waipio valley, kealakekua bay, captain cook's monument, mauna kea, Kiholo Bay, Volcano National Park, and lush tropical waterfalls on the Big Island of Hawaii
		We also provide hiking and snorkeling trips to Kealakekua Bay and other difficult to reach locations.
		An easy and enjoyable hike for people of all ages and abilities, you will hike on fairly flat terrain for about 1/2 hour before arriving at a bay featuring turtles, an ocean fed lake, and a blue lagoon.
	www.bigislandkayak.com /bikhike.html (489 words)

	Kealakekua Bay vacation rentals Hawaii Home
		HALE E KOMO MAI is a tropical haven for travelers seeking relaxation in one of the most beautiful spots on earth.
		We are conveniently located just steps from the beach or pier, and swimming, world class snorkeling, scuba diving, and kayak rentals are a short walk from our lovely seaside home.
		The Volcano is approximately a 2 & 1/2 hour drive from Kealakekua Bay.
	www.greatrentals.com /HI/7963.html (633 words)

	Big Island Hawaii Activity - Kealakekua Bay Snuba Dive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The diving conditions at the bay are fantastic.
		With 2½ hours at beautiful Kealakekua Bay Marine Sanctuary, there will be plenty of time to snorkel, snuba, use the water slide and all the water toys available.
		Included are delicious Hawaiian fruits and light snacks with 1½ hours water time at the bay.
	www.hawaiiactive.com /bigisland/htmls/activities/bigisland-snuba.html (475 words)

	Hawaii Big Island Kealakekua Bay Vacation Rental Home
		To get to The Kealakekua Bay Home from the Kona airport.
		A Large Gas Station is on your left.
		Look for Kealakekua Bay sign and go right on Napoopoo Road.
	kbayhawaii.com /location.html (207 words)

	LightSpirit, Dolphin Retreats in Kealakekua Bay, Kona, Hawaii (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Experience simply BEING in a nurturing, safe and peaceful environment on the Big Island of Hawaii.
		Immerse yourself in an adventure of play, joy, laughter and sharing, as you swim in the warm blue waters, interact with the dolphin energy, sea turtles and tropical fish, walk on the ancient lava flows and reconnect with the awesome power of Divine Nature, gently guided by host and playful goddess,
		Swimming and snorkeling in pristine South Kona bays.
	revchrisreid.com /retreats.html (700 words)

	Bamboo Hideaway - Kealakekua Bay - South Kona - Vacation Rental - Big Island of Hawaii
		Bamboo Hideaway - Kealakekua Bay - South Kona - Vacation Rental - Big Island of Hawaii
		Above Kealakekua Bay with an extraordinary view of the
		Visit Puuhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park, the largest restored "place of refuge" in all Hawaii.
	www.alternative-hawaii.com /bamboo (91 words)

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