The Hamākua Coast is a scenic region located on the northeastern side of the island of Hawaiʻi. It stretches approximately 50 miles along the coastline, featuring lush landscapes, dramatic cliffs, and stunning ocean views. The area is known for its rich agricultural history, particularly in sugarcane and taro farming. Visitors to the Hamākua Coast can explore charming towns like Honokaʻa and Hāmakua, which offer local shops and eateries. The coast is also home to natural attractions such as the Waipiʻo Valley and the Akaka Falls State Park, showcasing the island's unique flora and fauna.