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GORGEOUS GOLF “We’re always open and we’re always here for you,” says Jessica Ferracane of the Public The majesty, Affairs Office, inviting kama‘aina (locals) and visitors to come and explore more often. The If golf is your passion, Waikoloa Beach and Kings’ Golf Course captivate Park is open 24/7/365, with several admission-free days each year. At 330,086 acres (520 KOHALA COAST with two of the Big Island’s best courses. The Beach Course, designed power and WAIMEA-KAMUELA Walking on the square miles), HVNP is nearly the size of O‘ahu, offering 155 miles of hiking trails: from by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., features wide well-groomed emerald greens serious treks to gentle, ADA accessible walks like the one to Waldren Ledge, starting right marked by black lava. Carved into rugged lava fields, the Kings’ Course beauty of the (designed by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish) commands respect and across the road from the Visitor Center. challenges mind, body and spirit. Book an early tee time. Kilauea Volcano “I usually suggest people start right here at the Visitor Center,” says Ferracane. “Leave your car and stretch your legs. This is truly the kind of place that is best explored on foot.” ANCIENT PETROGLYPHS and crater will The Kohala Coast is home to the legendary Puako Petroglyphs. These be a Hawaiian Museums, Walk- mysterious ancient Hawaiian carvings into lava stone are a thrilling Through Lava glimpse of history not to miss. Read more about petroglyphs in our article experience Tubes, Perplexing Petroglyphs on Page 52. moon you will long Forests & Petroglyph Paniolo remember. Fields There is so much to explore: Captivating Forests filled with endemic COUNTRY birds that serenade, occasion- ally flashing a glint of scarlet. Twisted ‘ohi‘a trees, a favorite of goddess Pele, bejeweled by the Islands’ official red flower, ‘ohi‘a lehua. There are also two museums, “interactive” steam vents, a walk-through lava tube, and a well marked petroglyph field. As you leave the rainforest by car, the Chain of Craters Road drops down a titanic slump to the coast, where it fell in an earthquake centuries ago. Spectacularly blue, the drive ends abruptly past the sea arches, cut off by Pele’s last plunge into the waves. Photo by CJ Kale Next door to the Visitor Center, the many faces of Pele are expressed in works by Big Island artists, displayed throughout the rooms of what was the original home of Hawai‘i’s by Donna Char BREATHTAKING BEACHES oldest hotel, Volcano House. Originally opened as a one-room grass and ‘ohi‘a wood shack in 1846, Volcano House has been destroyed once by fire, rebuilt and relocated twice.y That culture can be experienced today at the Paniolo Heritage Center located at the Puka- Hapuna Beach is one of the most popular beaches on the island, with RANGE-RIDING lani Stables, at the rodeo grounds, in the famed palaka patterned material, in the statuary top national ratings, great surf, and a clean, sandy bottom. Equipped with throughout the community, and in the food served in the cool upcountry nights. camping facilities, this beach is almost 2,100 feet long by 210 feet wide in COWBOYS, OR The Paniolo Preservation Society under the past presidencies of Dr. William C. “Billy” the summer (but reduced in the winter due to usual heavy surf conditions). Hypnotic. Surreal. Bergin, Robby Hind and William T. White, board members of the Paniolo Heritage Center Be sure to check with the lifeguard regarding the fierce riptide for which PANIOLO, CREATED A museum, long lobbied for a presentation of Hawaiian ranching at the National Cowboy and Hapuna Beach is known. Hawai‘i Volcanoes Other-worldly. Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City. In June 2012 their efforts were successful when Kauna‘oa Beach, at luxurious Mauna Kea Beach Resort, is less Photos by Bruce Omori UNIQUE CULTURE FOR a life size paniolo presentation was added to the American Cowboy Gallery. According to than a mile north of Hapuna Beach Road, and considered one of the finest Extreme Exposure Fine Art Gallery Astonishing. www.ExtremeExposure.com Billy, William T. White was the driving force for the project. beaches in all of Hawai‘i. More sheltered than Hapuna Beach, the sandy National Park THE TOWN OF WAIMEA bottom offers excellent swimming. There are a limited number of parking Unparalleled. SNARING A WILD BULL passes to this beach (available at the guardhouse as you enter the resort (LOCALLY KNOWN AS Photo by CJ Kale by Catherine Tarleton and Mikel Mesh Other society projects include the $350,000 heroic bronze monument of Ikua Purdy grounds) that are usually gone by 9am, so arrive early. Be prepared for a KOHALA (Waimea’s most well know paniolo) snaring a wild bull sculpted by Fred Fellows, noted West- 4-5 minute walk from the parking lot. The resort is home to two fine dining KAMUELA). by Donna Char & Mikel Mesh ern Artist; and the large boot statue celebrating the Great Waiomina Centennial Celebration restaurants. that cools and hardens into rock to build a cone-shaped Kilauea Volcano: (2008) in Cheyenne, Wyoming. We tip our hats to the entire Paniolo Preservation Society. FROZEN IN TIME ‘Anaeho‘omalu Bay is delightful for swimming. This visitor friendly island). Over eons, as the massive tectonic plates Because, with an average of 350+ days of The Paniolo Heritage Center officially opened April 2011 within the hallowed walls of the As you drive north from Kailua-Kona toward Kawaihae you’ll pass coconut palm-lined beach provides open air showers and restrooms. The Home to the Goddess Pele traveled westward, new islands formed, stringing the WHY IS SOUTH sunshine per year, it’s the sunniest spot in all Kilauea is the most active of the five volcanoes that together form the island Pukalani Stables. For more than a century this beautiful place, surrounded by jacaranda through miles of barren lava flows. The smooth, black lava that waters off all beaches can be dangerous, so please use caution, and don’t 1,600-mile Hawaiian Island lei. Even now, a new volcano of Hawai‘i, and is located in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park. “Pele” is the trees, was a stallion station and gathering place on the famous Parker Ranch. This small and of the Hawaiian Islands. This paradise is ideal for golf- resembles elephant skin (called pahoehoe), and the crumbled, glass- skimp on the sunscreen lotion. (Lo‘ihi) is birthing off the coast of South Point, the KOHALA COAST revered Hawaiian name of the legendary volcano goddess, as well as the Ha- intimate start up museum is well worth a visit and you’ll leave having had an experience that ing, swimming, sunning, hiking and exploring. Beginning with sharp little lava rocks (a‘a), stretch as far as the eye can see. About Spencer County Beach Park is the last beach on the Gold Coast. southernmost point of both the Big Island and of the 50 waiian word for volcano. The deep connection between legend and geology reflects the heart and soul of the paniolo. Anaeho‘omalu Bay (accessed through the Waikoloa Resort) and 20 miles past the airport is the entrance to Waikoloa Resort. The Protected by an offshore reef from wind and heavy wave action and by the United States. heading North to Kawaihae Bay, you will find the most fabulous and will fulfill your vacation breakwaters at Kawaihae Bay, this is the safest and best swimming beach pervades the soul of Hawai‘i Island. Kilauea Volcano famously erupted in CALLED “THE GOLD Kings’ Shops Queens’ MarketPlace Guests would be wise to check HVNP’s excellent website to help plan LOCAL ART THROUGHOUT WAIMEA beaches known for swimming and surfing on the island. There shopping fantasies, while world-class restaurants lure you in with along South Kohala’s shoreline. A favorite with local families who have May 2018. Vehicle Entrance Fee is $25 for a 7 day pass. Visitor Infor- their adventure, and to stop first at the Visitor Center for current condi- are tidepools filled with aquatic surprises from shrimp to sea gourmet island-style fare. Not much farther north, along the Queen small children, the park provides pavilions, restrooms, coldwater showers, mation: 808 985-6000 https://www.nps.gov/havo/contacts.htm We’re Always Open & For local art you’ll find an enviable collection of high caliber art pieces at Isaacs Art Center COAST?” tions and advisories. Admission is $25 per vehicle for a 7-day pass; $12 turtles to exotic marine life. These expansive beaches are the Ka‘ahumanu Hwy., The Shops at Mauna Lani dazzles with excep- electricity, picnic facilities and even tennis courts. There is a wide shallow Formation of the Hawaiian Islands began millions of years ago, with O‘ahu We’re Always Here for You located on Kawaihae Road. The Gallery of Great Things hosts exceptionally talented artists, perfect place to watch the glorious Kohala sunsets. tional art, shopping and a myriad of dining choices. reef that makes for easy snorkeling, and shoreline fishing is excellent. y the oldest and Hawai‘i (Big Island) the youngest. The Islands were formed Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park, a UNESCO-designated per individual on foot or bicycle; $20 per motorcycle. For detailed infor- both local and from the Pacific rim. Gifted Big Island artist Mary Spears offers personal view- when magma far below Earth’s crust rose up through ocean depths, escaped World Heritage Site, is Hawai‘i’s largest attraction, host- mation, maps, tickets, continuing updates, events calendar and more, ing at her studio by appointment. through a crack or “hotspot,” and erupted red-hot molten lava (liquefied stone ing millions of visitors from around the world each year. visit www.nps.gov/havo or call 808-985-6000.

‘ANAHEO‘OMALU BEACH ONEKAHAKAHA BEACH Windsurfing was invented here at this palm lined Sandy cove of white sand beach provides a shallow, beach. Protected ponds are on one side of the sand current free swimming area perfect for little children. If golf is your passion, here are some and ocean on the other. Facilities include open showers. Resorts are within walking distance for INFORMATIVE dining. of the Big Island’s PAPAKOLEA (GREEN SAND BEACH)

One of only two green sand beaches in the world, best courses… located at South Point—water should be entered only HAPUNA BEACH when it’s calm. Swimming with reservations only. This half mile long with crystal clear RESORT COURSES waters has been voted the best beach in the United EDITORIALS Four Seasons Resort - Golf Course States several times. Easy access with full facilities Architect: Jack Nicklaus (808) 325-8000 and beautiful scenery. Great for swimming and boogie HO‘OKENA BEACH PARK Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel - Hapuna Golf Course boarding. Soft sand beaches, distinctive lava flow formations, Architect: Arnold Palmer (808) 880-3000 shady spots and spinner dolphins makes this a magical

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Mauna Lani Resort - North Course Architect: Ray Caine, Beaches KAUNA‘OA BEACH KAHALU‘U BEACH PARK Rodney Wright & Robin Nelson (808) 885-6655 Sandy bottom beach, but the limited number of park- This is the best snorkeling beach, with an abundant ing passes (available at the Mauna Kea Resort guard- Mauna Lani Resort - South Course variety of sea life. Architect: Ray Caine, house) are usually gone by 9am. Rodney Wright & Robin Nelson (808) 885-6655 focus on the Big Naniloa Volcanoes Resort Golf Club Architect: Alexander Kahapea (808) 935-3000 SPENCER BEACH PARK Waikoloa Beach Resort - Beach Course As much park as there is beach, this is the best swim- Architect: Robert Trent Jones, Jr. (808) 886-7888 BEACH ming beach along the South Kohala shoreline. The park Convenient to shops and concessions, dark grey sand Waikoloa Beach Resort - Kings’ Course provides pavilions, restrooms, cold water showers, beach with calm, shallow water. Architect: Tom Weiskopf & Jay Morrish (808) 886-7888 electricity, picnic facilities and tennis courts. Island lifestyle, history,

PUBLIC COURSES KEHAKA KAI STATE PARK Big Island Country Club The gate to the beach is open from 9am to 8pm Architect: Pete & Terry Dye (808) 325-5044 WAIPI‘O BEACH daily except Wednesdays. There are two uncrowded beaches perfect for swimming, with freshwater springs Hamakua Country Club Secluded black sand beach; four wheel drive access and guides to unique that bubble up through the sand and sometimes form Architect: Frank Anderson (808) 775-7244 only. small pools. Kona Country Club - Ocean Course

Architect: William Bell (808) 322-2595 Makalei Golf Club

Architect: Vick Nugent (808) 325-6625 Sea Mountain Golf Course places and things to Architect: Jack Snyder (808) 928-6222 For beach locations see maps on pages 14, 29, 58, 92, 104 Remember to wear your sunscreen, never turn your back on the ocean, and take your trash out with you. Enjoy! Volcano Golf & Country Club Diverse is the best word to describe the *We do not recommend swimming at any beaches without lifeguards. Architect: Arthur Jack Snyder (808) 967-7331 beaches on the Big Island. From gorgeous Waikoloa Village Golf Club emerald and turquoise blue waters to green sand Architect: Robert Trent Jones, Jr. (808) 883-9621 beaches, the island named Hawai‘i provides a joyful Toilets Handicap Access Body Boarding Wind Surfing Baseball Skating enjoy while on the Big setting for snorkeling, swimming, playing or walking MUNICIPAL COURSES along the surf’s edge. Here’s a listing of some of the Showers Lifeguard Stand-up-paddle Kiteboarding Tennis Skateboarding Hilo Municipal Golf Course best beaches along our Big Island shores. Picnic Tables Swimming Kayaking Volleyball Snorkeling Playground Architect: Willard Wilkinson (808) 959-7711 Bar-B-Que Surfing Canoe Basketball Scuba Shade Photo by Hans Klett Photo courtesy of Mauna Kea Resort Island.

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KAILUA-KONA KOHALA Shopping Hawai‘i Titanium Rings Handmade on the Big Island of Hawai‘i, family-owned and operated Hawai‘i Titanium Rings pioneered the design of titanium rings over fifteen years ago. Only the finest materials from around the world are hand-picked to create a collection that offers fifty wood choices and over forty gemstones and minerals. Hawai‘i Titanium Rings specializes in custom creations with BIG ON BEAUTY hundreds of designs and endless possibilities. Visit them at their Artist’s Studio on the Big Island Dining above Costco facing Kamanu Street or at the original gallery in downtown Kailua-Kona on Ali‘i Drive at the three-way stop. These unique rings are also available at many fine galleries (call ART Brown’s Beach House at Fairmont Orchid for Island and Mainland locations). Please visit their website to view the complete collection. THE INTENSE ENERGY AND BEAUTY OF THE BIG ISLAND HAS BIG ON TALENT Brown’s Beach House offers innovative Hawai‘i Island inspired cuisine 73-5617 Maiau Street #5 Kailua-Kona 808-756-1173 www.hawaiititaniumrings.com (pg 59) and a spectacular oceanfront setting. Delight in farm-to-table fine dining INSPIRED AN ABUNDANT DIVERSITY OF ART. WHAT BETTER GIFT TO with pure flavors of locally grown produce and a diverse variety of fresh ART REVIEWS YOURSELF OR SOMEONE BACK HOME THAN AN ORIGINAL WORK OF seafood. Enjoy live Hawaiian music featured nightly under a canopy of Honolua Surf Co. swaying palms, shimmering stars and breathtaking sky accented by tiki For the Honolua Surf Co. ‘ohana an active waterman lifestyle is not just a hobby it’s a ART? TREAT YOURSELF TO THE MANY WONDERFUL GALLERIES AND torches. The welcoming staff and splendid cuisine at Brown’s Beach House Fairmont Orchid way of life. Honolua Surf Co., Hawai‘i’s premier surf retailer, has been representing this is an unforgettable experience. (pg 11) STUDIOS THROUGHOUT OUR LOVELY ISLAND. lifestyle for over 20 years. Like the famous Maui bay that the stores are named for, the 808-887-7368 experience here is unique and authentic. The exclusive Honolua brand has been tested Open Nightly and proven by some of the best watermen in the world, living right here in the Islands. The Big Island has a 5:30-9pm ELEMENTS Whether hitting the beach professionally or recreationally, the team’s lifelong passion for www.brownsbeachhouse.com Dinner $32-49 the ocean shines. Follow the leader in active lifestyle sportswear. Kona Inn Shopping Elements is a “must” experience when visiting North Kohala. A favorite Center, open daily 9am to 9pm, 808-329-1001. Kings’ Shops Waikoloa Beach Resort, shopping spot for locals and returning visitors, the gallery features one- open daily 9am to 9:30pm, 808-886-1019 www.Honoluasurf.com (pg 75) Copper Bar of-a-kind pottery by Emily Herb, originals and prints by Jaime Gilmore, unique art scene that Julia Rooney, and Caren Lobel-Fried, mixed metal jewelry by Melina, glass The iconic Copper Bar, long a fixture of Mauna Kea Beach Hotel with by Marian Fieldson, woodcut prints, and stunning nature photography sweeping views of Kauna‘oa Bay, embraces the finest elements of its celebrating Hawai‘i’s natural environment. They also carry a unique storied past while launching new traditions for the future. Copper Captains Jams World and mixologists create memorable dining and beverage experiences. assortment of artist-made jewelry and a wide variety of books about Over 50 years of color, freedom, difference and love. Jams World searches the world for hand- Craft cocktails, constructed from local and exotic ingredients, along with Hawai‘i for the young and the curious. Elements’ fun and sophisticated painted art that inspires. Long lasting, stay true color on exclusive 100% Spun Crushed Rayon, the tap beers and wine, complement the creative and casual cuisine. Fresh collections includes upcycled wearable art, beautiful fine jewelry, original Mauna Kea Beach Hotel attracts affluent visitors fabric keeps you cool and just feels good. Collections have been cut and sewn in Honolulu, Hawai‘i products, a subtle blend of spices and exotic flavors combine with a variety pieces by emerging local artists, and high-quality Fair Trade crafts, 808-882-5707 since 1964. Each print has coordinating hand-painted buttons created by a California artist. Staying of cooking methods to create an enjoyable tasting experience based on including wonderful hand-made toys. Enjoy the aloha and personal true to quality and making customers happy is a cornerstone of this multi-generational family abundance and sharing. (inside front cover) Inquire with Concierge for attention you will receive at Elements. Located in Hawi across from Kohala Days & Hours of Operation business. Collections must be seen and felt to truly appreciate the commitment to individuality, BIG ISLAND GLASS style and quality. Monday-Thursday 10am to 7pm, Friday and Saturday 10am to 7pm, Sunday Coffee Mill. Open Sunday and Monday 10am to 5pm and Tuesday through www.MaunaKeaBeachHotel.com Tapas & Entrées $7-24 & ART GALLERY 10am to 3pm, Keauhou Shopping Center 78-6831 Ali‘i Drive, Suite 150. Located across from from around the world. Saturday 10am to 6pm. 808-889-0760 (pg 111) Kenichi Restaurant and Longs Drugs. 808-322-9361 www.jamsworld.com (back cover) Hugh Jenkins and Stephanie Ross have worked Daylight Mind Restaurant & Café together with glass since 1996. After leaving With delicious Kona-grown coffee, handcrafted espresso drinks, and careers in teaching, they established their own made-from-scratch pastries, it’s no surprise Daylight Mind Restaurant glass blowing studio and gallery, Big Island & Café has become a Big Island favorite. The success of their flagship Original Hawaiian Chocolate Plantation Chocolate Shoppe We focus on spotlighting Glass and Art Gallery. Their Gallery now Kailua-Kona restaurant has led to Daylight’s second location in Waikoloa. Experience Original Hawaiian Chocolate®—the nation’s first tree to bar chocolate, made with 100% Hawaiian represents over 40 Big Island artists whose This bakery, restaurant, coffee house, roaster, and coffee school focuses on Grown Cocoa beans. The Chocolate Shoppe at the plantation and factory location offers the full line of their work includes ceramics, wood, paintings, using high quality, locally-sourced ingredients in everything they make. The Queens’ MarketPlace fine handmade, handcrafted chocolates, along with a variety of chocolate-themed products including nibs, printing, jewelry, fiber art, and photos. Located Waikoloa brunch menu offers casual fare and the dinner menu features an innovative soaps, sauces and seasonal specials. Original Hawaiian Chocolate is available for purchase online, and is interpretation of contemporary American cuisine with Hawaiian, Italian, and on Mamane Street in Honoka‘a, open Tuesday Open Daily also offered at fine resorts and gourmet markets throughout Hawai‘i. And remember...Chocolate is Aloha!® through Saturday from 1pm to 5pm. Coffee Bar 7am-9pm French influences. Food, coffee and views that will satisfy your stomach Reservations are required for the educational and informative tours; visit the website for availability and artists and galleries in Restaurant 8am-9pm 808-775-7715. Studio visits are also welcomed. and your soul. (pg 63) reservations. 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FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT MIKEL MESH, Publisher Email: [email protected] ISLAND-WIDE DISTRIBUTION with Total Saturation of the Big Island PLUS: Residential Mailing to households and vacation rentals throughout the Big Island Reaches Locals, Part-timers, Snowbirds and all those visitors staying in their condos and homes throughout the year

MANAGO HOTEL HOTEL Kailua-Kona MAUNA LOA VILLAGE CONDOS MOUNTAIN THUNDER COFFEE PLANTATION KONA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TOURS & RETAIL ALI`I SUNSET PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER MY HOSTEL CONDOS ANNIE’S - MANGO COURT RESTAURANT ORIGINAL HAWAIIAN CHOCOLATE FACTORY TOURS BODY GLOVE LAUNCH WATER SPORT OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE RESTAURANT BONGO BEN’S ISLAND CAFE RESTAURANT PAUL’S PLACE RESTAURANT BILLFISHER CONDOS PELE’S KONA COFFEE CAFE CC WHISPERS SPECIALTY ROYAL KONA COFFEE VISITOR CENTER CLARK REALTY - KUAKINI TOWER REAL ESTATE ROYAL KONA RESORT RESORT COCONUT GROVE MARKET PLACE RETAIL ROYAL SEACLIFF RESORT RESORT COURTYARD MARRIOTT KING KAMEHAMEHA HOTEL ROYAL THAI CAFE - KEAUHOU RESTAURANT DONKEY BALLS RETAIL SAFEWAY - CROSSROADS RETAIL ECLECTIC CRAFTSMAN GALLERY SASSAFRAS - KONA JEWELRY GREENWELL FARMS - COFFEE VISITOR CENTER SEA MOUNTAIN CONDOS HALE KONA KAI CONDOS SHAKA RESTAURANT RESTAURANT HARBOR HOUSE RETAIL SHERATON - KONA RAYS ON THE BAY HAWAII FOREST & TRAIL SPORT OUTFITTERS RESTAURANT HAWAIIAN TITANIUM RINGS JEWELRY SHERATON ACTIVITY DESK HOLUALOA BAY VILLAS CONDOS SHOWCASE BEADS & ART GALLERY RETAIL HOLUALOA INN B & B SUGAR SHACK CONDOS HUGGO’S RESTAURANT TIKI CONDOMINIUM CONDOS KAILUA VILLAGE HISTORICAL RACKS VACATION INTERNATIONAL - SEA VILLAGE JAMS WORLD - KEAUHOU RETAIL VISITOR CENTER KANALOA CONDOMINIUMS RECEPTION DESK WHITE SANDS VILLAGE CONDOS KEAUHOU RACKET CLUB TENNIS & RESTAURANT KEAUHOU SHOPPING CENTER KEAUHOU MOVIE CINEMA THEATERS MOVIE THEATERS KONA HISTORICAL STREET STANDS 7 LOCATIONS Kona Coast KONA COAST SHOPPING CENTER KONA COAST RESORT CONCIERGE FAIRMONT ORCHID RESORT CONCIERGE KONA ECO ADVENTURES ZIPLINE & TOURS FOUR SEASON’S RESORT CONCIERGE KONA INN SHOPPING CENTER HAPUNA BEACH PRINCE RESORT IN ROOM KONA MARKET PLACE RETAIL MAUNA KEA RESORT IN-ROOM KONA MAKAI CONDOS MAUNA LANI RESORT CONCIERGE KONA PLAZA CONDOS 49 BLACK SANDS BEACH CONDOS KONA TIKI CONDOS BUDDHA’S CUP RETAIL KOPIKO PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER CLASSIC RESORTS AT MAUNA LANI RESORT LAVA TUBE CAFE RESTAURANT COLONY VILLAS CONDOS ISLAND-WIDE DISTRIBUTION with Total Saturation of the Big Island

DR. JOAN GRECO MEDICAL OFFICE FAIRWAY VILLAS CONDOS Waimea / Kamuela HILTON GRAND VACATIONS CONDOS CALLEY O’NEILL STUDIO ART SALES JAMS WORLD - MAUNA LANI RETAIL ISAACS ART CENTER GALLERY KINGS’ SHOPS SHOPPING CENTER LEHUA JEWELERS RETAIL KOHALA SUITES CONDOS LILIKOI CAFE RESTAURANT KONA GOLD RUM CO. RETAIL MARY SPEARS STUDIO ART SALES LAHAINA GALLERIES GALLERY PARKER SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER MARTIN & MACARTHUR SPECIALTY WAIMEA CENTER SHOPPING CENTER MAUNA LANI TERRACE CONDOS SASSAFRAS - WAIMEA JEWELRY PUEO’S OSTERIA RESTAURANT QUEENS’ MARKETPLACE SHOPPING CENTER SUNSHINE HELICOPTERS ACTIVITY THE BAY CLUB ACATION CONDOS THE FINE HAWAIIAN GIFT SHOP RETAIL Hamaku Coast THE SHOPS AT MAUNA LANI SHOPPING CENTER THE SHORES CONDOS Hilo - Volcano

WAIKOLOA MINI MART & CHEVRON GAS RETAIL HILO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AIRPORT WAIKOLOA VISTAS CONDOS BIG ISLAND GLASS & ART GALLERY DR. JOAN GRECO MEDICAL OFFICE HAWAI’I TROPICAL BOTANICAL GARDEN ACTIVITY HONOKA’A TRADING POST RETAIL SKYLINE ECO ADVENTURE ACTIVITY Kawaihae - Hawi - SWEET & SAVORY RETAIL Kapa‘a - North End TEX DRIVE INN VISITOR CENTER ALOHA WELCOME INFORMATION ROOM - BLUE DRAGON COASTAL CUISINE STATE HARBOR DOCK RESTAURANT CLUB EXTREME EXPOSURE FINE ART GALLERY GALLERY DUNN GALLERY WOOD ART GALLERY HILO BUS TERMINAL (DOWNTOWN) TRANSPORTATION ELEMENTS GALLERY ‘IMILOA ASTRONOMY CENTER ACTIVITY HARBOR GRILL RESTAURANT ISLAND TRUST BANKING HAWI TOWN CENTER RETAIL LYMAN HOUSE MUSEUM MUSEUM KATHLEEN’S CREATIONS JEWELRY MAUNA LOA MAC NUT VISITOR CENTER KAWAIHAE SHOPPING CENTER PALMS CLIFF HOUSE B & B KING’S VIEW CAFE CAFE SAFEWAY - TRAVEL SECTION RETAIL MOUNTAIN GOLD JEWELERS JEWELRY SUNSHINE HELICOPTERS ACTIVITY PUA MAU PLACE ACTIVITY KILAUEA LODGE & RESTAURANT RESTAURANT PURA VIDA O’KOHALA GALLERY VOLCANO ART CENTER GALLERY SEAFOOD BAR RESTAURANT VOLCANO HOUSE - IN ROOM RESTAURANT VOLCANO STORE RETAIL VOLCANO VISITOR CENTER VISITOR CENTER VOLCANO WINERY TOURS & RETAIL WAILOA CENTER GALLERY SPECIFICATIONS

BIG ISLAND DINING • ART • SHOPPING MAGAZINE Art Deadline: JUNE 5, 2020 GENERAL AD SPECS IMAGES Ads submitted after the materials deadline are Photographic: AD SUBMISSION accepted at Best Publishing’s discretion and may • Should be saved in TIFF or JPG format, and must incur late charges. not contain extra channels. All ad submissions should be uploaded • The color space should be CMYK or Grayscale, through The Best Publishing Ad Portal: PRINTING SPECIFICATIONS not RGB. www.visitorinfohawaii.com/file-submissions • Lines per inch: 175 • The maximum ink coverage (C+Y+M+K) should • Maximum density: 300% be no more than 300%. Fill out the ad submission form, select file to • Printing process: Heat-set/Web offset • The effective resolution of images should be upload and click “Submit My Files.” • Trim size: 8.375” W x 10.75” H between 300 and 400 dpi at full-size. Directory Images/Logos: NOTE: Once you have clicked “Submit My ACCEPTED FILE TYPE (In order of preference): • May be saved in TIFF, EPS or JPG format, and Files” Do Not leave the page, Do Not refresh the • PDF/X-1a (or high-resolution PDF with must not contain extra channels. page, or quit your browser until your file has been fonts embedded). • Resolution of images should be between 300 and completely uploaded. • Photoshop EPS, TIFF or Illustrator EPS with no 400 dpi at full-size. (Approx. Final Size 3” x 3”) extra channels. • Logos Should be 4-color, vector format or bitmap • Adobe InDesign. TIFF files at 1200 dpi. CONTACT INFORMATION FONTS Linework: ART DEPARTMENT: • With Illustrator or Photoshop files, embed all fonts • Should be saved as a bitmap TIFF. Michael Youngsma, MY Design Group or convert to outlines or paths. • Effective resolution of 1200-2400 dpi. Ph.: 714-841-5959 Email: [email protected] • Type must not have styles (bold, italic etc.) PROOFS applied in the layout program. The actual (bold • Best Publishing will not guarantee quality without MY Design Group or italic) font must be selected. a proof of your digital ad that reflects the latest 7372 Prince Drive, Ste. 205 file version at 100%. Huntington Beach, CA 92647 COLORS • Proofs must be SWOP-certified with registration No RGB or Pantone color spaces. Please check marks and a color bar should be included for PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: your color pallets in Quark, Illustrator, InDesign, etc., Amy Corbitt guidance on press. A list of SWOP-certified systems to make sure there are no RGB or Pantone defined Ph.: 808-280-3835 is available at http://swop.org/ certification/ color spaces. Email: [email protected] • Best Publishing is not responsible for proofing 4-Color (Rich Black) Build as C=80%, M=70%, advertiser-supplied materials, the reproduction Y=50%, K=100% quality of advertiser-supplied materials, or any Black text = Should be 100% black. ads produced at Best Publishing after they have been approved by the advertiser. (NO 4-Color black text).

*Headline and copy across gutter is NOT advised. AD SIZES

AD Trim Size Live Area Bleed Size Trim Size: 16.75" W x 10.75" H 1 Page 8.375" W x 10.75" H 7.875" W x 10.25" H 8.625" W x 11" H 2 Page Spread 16.75" W x 10.75" H 16.25" W x 10.25" H 17" W x 11" H Live Area: 16.25" W x 10.25" H 1/2 Page Horiz. 8.375" W x 5.25" H 7.875" W x 4.75" H 8.625" W x 5.5" H

1/2 Page Horiz. (Island) 7.875" W x 5" H – – Bleed Area: 17" W x 11" H 1/2 Page Vert. 4.0625" W x 10.75" H 3.5625" W x 10.25" H 4.3125" W x 11" H Please See Below for Page Layout Diagrams.

2 Page Spread

Trim Size: Trim Size: 4.0625" W 8.375" W x 10.75" H x 10.75" H

Trim Size: Live Area: Live Area: 8.375" W x 5.25" H 3.5625" W 7.875" W x 10.25" H x 10.25" H Live Area: 7.875" W x 4.75" H Bleed Area: Ad Size: Bleed Area: 8.625" W x 11" H 7.875" W x 5" H Bleed Area: 4.3125" W 8.625" W x 5.5" H x 11" H

1 Page Ad 1/2 Page Horiz. (Island) 1/2 Page Horiz. 1/2 Page Vert.