Welcome to our Hawaii "The Big Island" Condo Home House & Cottage Rental Section
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We specialize in villa, house, home, condo, cabin, and cottage rentals on the Big Island of Hawaii. This section includes Hilo, Kailua-Kona, Kapoho, Kealakekua Bay, Waikoloa... We have been advertising vacation rentals on the Internet since 1999.
Properties are classified by price.

Pahoa, Clean & Comfy Home in Hawaiian Shores
Sleeps up to 5, from $60/night, $360/week (includes cleaning & all taxes)

Wood Valley, Your Secret Hawaiian Hideaway Cottage
Sleeps 3, $125/night

The Palm House -- the True Essence of Hawaii
Sleeps 6, $110 - $130/night

Ocean View Kapoho Pualani Tropical Dream House in Gated Community
Sleeps 1 - 4, $140 - $160/night

Kona Coast, Ocean View at Country Club Villas
Sleeps 4, $950 - $1,075/week

Keaau near Hilo, Spectacular Oceanfront Dolphin House with Sunrise Cottage
Sleeps 1 - 9, $99/night (cottage), from $175/night (house)

North Kona Kohala Coast, Luxury Penthouse Condo
Sleeps 4, $1,400/week

Keaau (near Hilo) Sea Watch, Oceanfront Jewel, Spotlessly Clean
Sleeps 1 - 4(+), $1,175 - $1,500/week, $175 - $225/night

More about the Big Island

Hawaii, often called the Big Island, is almost twice as large as the rest of the islands combined. Roughly triangular in shape, it extends 150 km (93 mi) from north to south and 122 km (76 mi) from east to west. The island is a huge mountainous mass dominated by two great volcanic peaks, Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea. In addition to its great bare lava beds and barren ash-covered slopes, which cover much of the island, Hawaii has large areas of tropical rain forests, numerous waterfalls, and great stretches of rolling grasslands.

Mauna Loa and Kilauea, are both on the island of Hawaii. Although they erupt periodically, large-scale volcanic explosions have not occurred in recent history. Eruptions are usually accompanied by minor earthquakes, but large and hazardous earthquakes are known to occur. Lava flows are generally not dangerous, but they have destroyed extensive areas of farmland. The molten lava sometimes reaches the sea and has, in places, created new land areas. Mauna Loa has a summit 13,680 ft above sea level. Its chief crater, Mokuaweoweo, erupted several times during the 20th century, but the lava that sometimes cascades down its slopes issues from openings on the flanks of the mountain. Kilauea lies on the southeastern slope of Mauna Loa. Halemaumau, a crater in the summit caldera of Kilauea, erupts occasionally and fire fountains near the summit or along the rift zones sometimes eject volcanic particles far into the air.
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