The Aloha Guest House in Captain Cook Hawaii
     

FAQs ( Frequently Asked Questions )

Over the years here at the Aloha Guest House B&B, we've heard a lot of questions from guests and potential guests. But here are a few of our more common Frequently Asked Questions.

What is the weather like?

That usually depends where you happen to be on the Big Island. The island of Hawaii has 11 of the 13 climatic zones in the world. Wandering the Island, you can experience a 60 to 70F degree temperature change as well as pouring rain, snow and desert dry in one day.

 

Where can we see dolphins or sea turtles?

That is up to the dolphins and turtles but you have a very good chance of seeing them while you are diving, snorkeling, kayaking or swimming here on the Kona Coast. Turtles can usually be found grazing around the rocks at any beach, dolphins are regular visitors to Kealakekua Bay, Ho'okena or Honaunau.

 

How far is the volcano from the Guest House?

The Volcanoes National Park Headquarters is about 1 and 1/2 hours drive from here going south on Highway 11. But there is a lot of scenery between South Kona and Volcano to enjoy. We usually add a bit more time to the trip for a hike out to visit the Green Sand Beach at South Point .

 

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