Independent Living Hawaii

A handful of small but fabulous galleries and museums are worth exploring, with the Bishop Museum considered to be one of the best. Dining out in this sandal-friendly city is a memorable experience with fresh seafood and unique local fruits readily available. Hilo, Hawaii independent living residents have remarkable black sand beaches to stroll, in addition to the postcard white sands. Senior life in this Big Island city is full of adventure, with 2 active volcanoes still spilling hot lava onto the ocean shores. Kailua, Hawaii independent living residents can spend the entire day out at the beach, watching kite surfing or splashing through the waves, while letting someone else do the cooking.

Kaneohe, Hawaii independent living is a haven for golfers, with three excellent courses that offer challenging holes and stunning views. The Heeia State Park is also a destination spot, with a 600-year-old fish pond used by early Polynesians. Waipahu, Hawaii independent living facilities are surrounded by history, in addition to palm trees, in this former sugar plantation town.