Lovette Llantos, R(S)
808.938.3910
Top Producer
Your Hawaii Realtor
lovette@gonnalove-it.com
Gonna Love It with Lovette, LLC
Big Island of Hawaii
Lovette Llantos. Gonna Love It with Lovette. Top Producer. Your Hawaii Realtor.
Hawaii Real Estate service on the Big Island of Hawaii, neighbor islands, and even the mainland.
Specializing in real estate in North Kohala, South Kohala, North Kona, & South Kona. But we can also help you with your Big Island real
estate needs in Kailua Kona / Kailua-Kona, Keauhou, Holualoa, Waimea, Kamuela, Waikoloa, Hamakua, Kohala, Hawi, Kealakekua,
Captain Cook, Kau, Pahoa, Mountainview, Hilo, Puna, and other areas on the Big Island.
Gonna Love It with Lovette, LLC
Lifestyle:
North Hilo is the southernmost extension of the Hamakua coastline as it rolls down Highway 19. North
Hilo is a rural district of waterfalls, agriculture, horticulture, and some tourism activities. For many,
being a resident of North Hilo allows them to experience the slow pace of old Hawaii while having an
easy commute to Hilo, the second largest city in the Hawaiian Islands and the county seat of the Big
Island.
Activities:
There are popular areas to surf along the coastline
of North Hilo but caution should be taken as this is
the windward side of the island and the seas can
be challenging at times. Kolekole Beach Park sits
along a stream that opens to the ocean and is a
hot spot for surfing and body-boarding. Close to
the small plantation town of Honomu is Akaka Falls State Park, a beautiful and free attraction with a
half-mile walking path through stunning rain forests leading up to the 420 ft. Akaka Falls. Hawaii Tropical
Botanical Gardens is a showcase for the flora of North Hilo and its self-guided trails feature over 2000
species of flowers and tropical plants.
Heritage:
Like the Hamakua coast and Hilo, the flavor of old Hawaii remains in the North Hilo district. Ample
rainfall and lots of sunshine has made North Hilo an agricultural powerhouse for hundreds of years
and home to a world-wide tropical plant and flower industry. Wave after wave of immigrants who
came in support of the sugar industry left behind a very multi-cultural population. Though Hilo and
North Hilo get about half the tourist traffic that Kailua Kona receives, many people prefer the slower
pace of east side to that of metropolitan Kona.
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