Take a Personal Tour of the Kona Coast
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2022
- Have you ever flown down the Kona Coast? We take you on a personal tour with us from Kailua Pier to Keauhou Bay and give you some history, personal stories, information and views to die for on this video tour!
Eric used his best drone work to produce this video. Julie drove down Alii Drive while Eric flew his drone keeping it in line of sight all the way down the coast. We are pretty sure no one else has done a video like this one on Hawaii Island before!
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Well done!
The ship came in on our last morning in Kona. We were sad to leave and will definitely go back. Thanks to your channel for all the great information. We'll continue to watch so we can relive our great memories and keep up on the happenings.
Nicely done, and appreciate the different viewpoint. Also a couple of good tips for dinner and/or drinks.
Wonderful video, thanks for the effort. We lived near Honl's in the 60's and 70's, sadly on leased land which we couldn't keep, but we spent many summers roaming the area and the turquoise waters as kids. Seeing it all from the air in this drone footage is a kick.
Most of us (including me) could improve our Hawaiian pronunciation. If I could offer a few tips: The double vowels like I's, E's, and O's in the language (as in Hulihe'e) are always pronounced separately, with a glottal stop, never like the vowel pairs in the English "keep" or "coop". Hawaiian vowels are pronounced much like those in written Spanish, so Hulihe'e sounds more like Hooleehay-ay. The glottal stop also comes between the two I's in Ali'i (which has no "H" sound in it Julie). It should sound like "Alee-ee", not "Aleehee." The stop is voiced in the same way English speakers like us place it between the vowels in "uh-oh". In some instances, the stop is dropped in common usage. As an example most of us pronounce Napo'opo'o as Napopo and get away with it, but persons pronouncing it with an English "oo" sound as in roof or sloop are practicing linguistic cruelty (you guys have not committed this grievous crime). Lastly, the first syllable in "kanaloa" rhymes with "con" not "can".
I've learned to rely on my ear and not what I may hear in my mind's ear when reading written Hawaiian-which can be confusing to the uninitiated English reader.
very nice ! We stayed at Outrigger Keauhou years ago, just before the decision to demolish it. We have been very sad about that; now we understand what happened in that area ! thanks
I lived in Kona for nine years. Seeing all of the development brings a tear to my eye.
Well that was fun!
The park near Casa de Emdeko is Puapua'a and it's a 12 acre piece of land just purchased in 2021 with 2%Land Fund money. I wrote the resolution for acqusition in 2006 when Virginia Isbell was a Council member.
Thanks!
Thank you for writing that resolution so long ago! It will be a fantastic day when that park is open for public enjoyment! If you have any more info to share, I would love to do something like a video/blog post around it.
Great video, Now we need you to continue up the coast to Ocean View. LOL I love that whole coastline.
Great video. Loved it. Thanks for all that you do!
Thank you for using the Hawaiian names of the locations as well as their common names! Much appreciated! Loved this video! Stayed at the Outrigger at Keauhou and did swim with the Mantas! Aloha!
Thanks we are trying our best to be Pono. glad you like the video.
Really enjoy your videos. Have to make one correction when you were talking about the filled-in swimming pool. Hurricane Iniki hit the islands on 9/11/1992. This date sticks in my mind because we had planned for a family trip to the islands for just 2 weeks after that. We had to scramble to change our plans because basically Kauai was destroyed. That tragedy, along with a bad US economy (round trip plane fares from the Midwest were under $500), caused all the hotels on the other islands to waive all of their 30-day in advance limits for their cheapest rates.
Its great to see that stretch of coast line from that perspective and to have a 'guide' as to the landmarks along the way, miss the Big Island, appreciate your videos Mahalo from the UK
That was fun! We have been traveling to Kona since the mid-1980;s, it was cool to recognize so many places. Well done.
That WAS really amazing to see it from that perspective!
Thanks for everyone's great comments! Also, we are getting people adding a few corrections, which is fine. Doing a voice over on this project was hard! Read the comments if you want to see some of the corrections or further explanation!
Loved this! Can’t wait to get there next month!
No sand beach
I lovvvved this! Julie all the history you know...wow. And Eric...phenomenal views of the coast! Loved you both with interactive commentary ❤️ Can't wit to visit
And there is so much more history to the entire coastline! Thanks appreciate the comment C!
That was both a great visual perspective as well as a interesting historical one, thank you!
This was great guys, continue doing them if you can, mahalo 🍻
Great video! Eric, I am researching drones as I would like to purchase one. Could you tell me what the make/model of this drone is? Thank you
Hello! I'm taking my mom to Kona next month for her 70th bday. I want to make the experience as full as possible but I know she can't do a lot of hiking. What would be some must do things for her?
Really enjoyed this video! I just recently found your channel because we will be coming to Kona for the first time in April. Your videos have been great for planning! 😀
Lovely video to see Kona from the other side! Thanks for that!! We are still looking for a hotel in Kona with a real beach. We have been going to the Waikoloa Marriot niw for 8 times because we love the large beach that is so easy to access from the hotel but I would love to stay in Kona once. But we like to have a large beach very nearby ( I am mobility scooter bounded).
You’re getting pretty good with those drone skills Eric! That was a fun video.
You moved there just when I left (2005)
Yes 2005, was a quite different from now. much more like the mainland now.
@@365Hawaii I used to live in Keauhou country club and later Kona sea villas . I miss it !
Hi. So, a couple of things. The footage is wonderful, thanks. Please learn the correct Hawaiian pronunciation of Hawaiian names. The Kona coast has a rich, rich Hawaiian heritage with many complexes of aliʻi here, and significant events in Hawaiian history lending names to places. If you can't spend the time to get them right, you lose your authority to talk about them in a meaningful way. Also, this is not a town made entirely of condos and the things around condos, like golf courses and pools. You may find some fascinating things to celebrate if you take your focus off of those recent arrivals. There are several community kupuna who could help you fill in the gaps. Also: poke, the dish of raw fish, is pronounced "poh kay". There is heritage there, too. A story to discover. One interesting possibility is that you could have a community longtimer speak a more historical narrative over this same footage. It is possible that amazing stories will emerge. Aloha.
Thanks Sarah for your thoughts here. Would LOVE to have a Kupuna voice over the drone video. Do you have any suggestions for someone who is familiar with the entire coastline?
@@365HawaiiRealEstateInfo you may want to reach out to the Kanuha family, who still have a strong presence along the coast. You may wish to contact NPS and have them recommend area kupuna, as they work with Hawaiian community elders on parks interpretation. I would also check with the folks at Amy Greenwell. Once the Hawaiian cultural programs are ready to roll down at Kahuluʻu you may find valuable contacts there.
*Kai Eats* not Kona eats.
It's one of the best restaurants in Kona by far
Great video what type of drone is that? Looks small but excellent video quality, is this the same drone you guys flew at 14k feet in Mauna Kea capturing the snow ❄ footage?
Been flying my Mavic Air 2 with quiet props for about a year and 1/2 , great drone with good results and fun to fly, thanks for keeping up with us.
@@365Hawaii good deal, thanks for the reply 👍, you guys stay safe.
Nice little fly over with interesting information. So, we have been watching your channel for a little while and now we are getting a family trip together for March and wondering just what are the covid requirements for travel to the Big Island as of January 24😃🌈🤙
Thank you for the content, very appreciative for the work you guys put in. Off topic, how come you guys don't show that amazing statue of Archangel Michael in your content?
Thanks for the input..now we will!
Great video thank you. Just an off comment ag land is a zoning thing if it is just brush. 70% off limits isn't helping the affordable housing issues here. Aloha