Dog-Friendly Adventure in Honolulu and Kona Itinerary

Enjoy a hearty breakfast at Merriman's Honolulu, known for its farm-to-table cuisine.

Visit the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor National Memorial. Take a moment to pay your respects to the fallen soldiers. For lunch, try the iconic garlic shrimp at Giovanni's Shrimp Truck.

Explore the vibrant neighborhood of Chinatown. Visit the historic Iolani Palace and then have a unique dining experience at The Pig and the Lady, known for its fusion of flavors.

Start your day with a breakfast picnic at Diamond Head. The Diamond Head Crater is a dog-friendly hiking spot with panoramic views of the island.

After the hike, cool off at Hanauma Bay. While dogs are not allowed on the beach, you can take turns snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters. For a late lunch, head to Rainbow Drive-In for some local plate lunches.

Relax at Lanikai Beach, known for its calm waters and stunning views of the Mokulua Islands. Enjoy a beachside dinner at Roy's Waikiki Beach.

Catch a flight to Kona, Hawaii. Once in Kona, start your day with a delicious breakfast at Daylight Mind Coffee Company, known for its oceanfront location.

Explore the Kona Coffee Living History Farm and learn about the history of coffee in Hawaii. For lunch, enjoy the farm-to-table cuisine at Umeke's.

Watch the sunset at Hapuna Beach State Recreation Area, a dog-friendly beach. Have a relaxed dinner at Huggo's On The Rocks with your furry friend by your side.

Embark on a guided tour of the Pu'uhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park, a place of refuge and significant cultural site. Enjoy a picnic breakfast at the park.

Visit the Pu'u O'o Trail for a scenic hike with your dog. For lunch, try the local Hawaiian cuisine at Big Jake's Island B-B-Q.

Conclude your trip with a visit to the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park to witness the power of the active volcanoes. Have a celebratory dinner at Kona Brewing Co., known for its craft beers and pub fare.