Best Gelato in Kailua-Kona

"Head here for organic shaved ice, with flavors ranging from green tea to bubble gum to mango to li hing mui (sweet and salty plum). This shaved-ice spot isn't just delicious; they also have a commitment to... Hawaiian in Kailua-Kona"

"Ululani's Hawaiian Shave Ice offers some of the Big Island's favorite sweet treats, made only from pure cane sugar and gluten-free syrups. Also choose from a selection of tasty grab ‘n’ go snacks and light meals. Open for lunchDress code: CasualPhone: +1 808-327-0209"

"We first came here after Ironman, where we saw a wiry Italian, without an ounce of fat on his body, walk by, then walk in, saying to his partner, 'It's always a good time for gelato.' Damn right."

"This is a great place with friendly servers and good gelato!. They have exotic flavors that taste amazing. The sizing to price ratio is perfect."

"We stumbled upon this place after being disappointed by Uluani's in the Marriot but it was refreshing discovery. Awesome signature shaved ice and gr..."

"My children and I skated to this location and waited in a short line. We grabbed a few waters, and before we could order, he said he was out of shave ic..."

"You’ll find this lesser-known park in between Kona City and the Kona Airport on the western side of the Big Island. It’s just across the street from the Costco and Home Depot. The park has a variety of walking trails that are perfect for a little pre-sunset stroll, and they allow you to scout the park for the most enviable sunset pics angles."

"Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park is just north of Kailua-Kona near the Honokohau Boat Harbor. Along a section of the Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail, highlights of the park include Ai'opio Fishtrap, Honokohau Beach and the impressive Kaloko fishpond."

"Be sure to check out Mokuaikaua Church – the oldest church on the island, Hulihe‘e Palace (if it’s open) and its adjacent giant banyan tree, and Hale Halawai Park – a great spot for watching the sunset. You’ll also pass a plethora of souvenir shops and tour operator stands."

"Lanihau Center offers an epic shopping and dining experience with its rich assortment of goods and services. First of all, the footwear in Lanihau Center is out of this world. Here, the shops boast a vast collection of casual and athletic shoes from renowned brands like Asics, Converse, Nike and Sketchers."

"Manini’owali Beach – better known as Kua Bay – is part of Kekaha Kai State Park, a dreamy section of the Kona Coast that hides four spectacular beaches amid a vast and barren lava field. Kua Bay is the only beach within the park that is accessible via a paved road, which means that parking can be challenging on weekends and holidays."

"Ahuena Heiau is an ancient temple recognized for peace, prayer, and its divine position to the sun. It is a "chosen place" that rests prominently behind the King Kamehameha Hotel. Like any other historical edifice, it has survived various circumstances over the years. However, it has been restored to ensure that its true essence remains intact."

"In the early 1800s, King Kamehameha the Great built a royal compound at Kamakahonu, the bay fronting what is now the Courtyard King Kamehameha…"