Captain Cook is a census-designated place (CDP) in Hawaiʻi County, Hawaiʻi, in the United States, located in the District of South Kona. The community, within the land division of Kealakekua, is so named because the post office for the area was located in the Captain Cook Coffee Co. during the early 1900s. As of the 2010 census the CDP population was 3,429, up from 3,206 at the 2000 census.
Restaurants in Captain Cook
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Expand your knowledge of our environment and go on an exploration of bees! TOURS: Join our beekeeper for a fun & educational exploration about bees, beekeeping, & honey. During this open beehive demonstration, you will see a live beehive opened & learn where the queen resides, how honey is made, & what makes bees so special--all from a safe, screened area, Tours are 1 hour & include a video about our beekeeping operation, an open beehive demonstration & a sampling of our raw, organic honeys. Monday-Friday 10am, 12pm, 2pm Saturday 10am & 12pm, FREE for children under 18 *Space is limited* Reserve your spot by calling or go to our website. MUSEUM: Visit our museum & see tools, pictures & displays about beekeeping & honey production. Admission is free! SHOP: Our honey shop is full of beeswax body products, honey, honeycomb, candles, tea, and food products made with our raw honey. Our museum & shop are free and open to the public Monday-Friday 10am-4pm & Sat. 10am-2pm. PLEASE NOTE: Our tours are open to people of all ages and is stroller and wheelchair accessible. Both the indoor and outdoor portion of the tour is under cover. Minimal walking is required.
Learned a lot about bees today. The beekeepers were very enthusiastic and knowledgeable. It was very cool seeing the hives and learning about the queen bee and how honey is made. The honey was excellent!
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I had the AMAZING opportunity to spend a week at Ai Lani Orchards. What made this stay so incredible is the delicious food grown on the land, and shared beautifully by Elizabeth, Barney and their incredible team. It was beautiful, quiet, deeply relaxing and sumptuous. The people, the land and the incredible abundance of Mother Earth made the stay my all time favorite and I have been to Hawaii over 20 times, stayed in 4 star hotels and nothing tops this experience. I can't wait to come back.
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Coming in to your shop & chatting with you made our entire trip that much better!! Mahalo from Red Wing MN!!!
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Shop locally-made & handmade gifts, with featured jewelry pieces created right here in our in-house studio! We are a family-friendly business, and encourage you to bring your keiki with you as we always have a chalkboard wall that needs coloring! For those staying in the area for longer periods of time, we also offer a wide variety of creative classes and workshops.
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JoesNuts com is on the Best Island of Hawaii! A macadamia farm and tour the 300 trees, eat a nut, check out a chicken and pet a goat! Gourmet macadamia of many variety--the best is the vanilla nuts or the Hot Nuts! We are next to the Painted Church and down the way from City of Refuge where the best swimming and cultural center on the ISLAND! And down the road from the best bee museum! All free to check out, so visit, eat and play! There's also a spot to camp!
Really amazing place with nice and kind people. It was my pleasure to visit this place and spent amazing time there. Really recommend everyone. Macadamia nuts are totally delicious. You have to see and try it!
Established in 1959, Maui Divers Jewelry is the largest creator of precious coral jewelry in the world and the largest jewelry manufacturer in Hawaii - renowned for its unique, high-quality island style jewelry, featuring Tahitian pearls, Hawaiian Black Coral, Hawaiian heirloom, diamonds and other beautiful gemstones. Every piece of Maui Divers jewelry is hand crafted in Hawaii.
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