Pepeekeo is a scenic community on the Hamakua Coast just north of Hilo on Hawaii Island. Surrounded by lush rainforests, dramatic ocean cliffs and tropical gardens, Pepeekeo enjoys warm temperatures throughout the year with refreshing trade winds and frequent tropical showers.
Pepeekeo Weather
Pepeekeo has a tropical rainforest climate with warm temperatures throughout the year. Located on Hawaii Island's windward coast, the community receives regular rainfall that keeps the surrounding forests and gardens lush while steady trade winds provide comfortable weather every season.
Use this page to check today's Pepeekeo weather, hourly conditions and the complete 10 day forecast before visiting botanical gardens, waterfalls, scenic coastal drives or exploring nearby Hilo and the Hamakua Coast.
Pepeekeo Weather Forecast
The forecast above includes current temperature, feels-like temperature, humidity, wind speed, UV index, sunrise, sunset, hourly weather and a complete 10 day forecast for Pepeekeo, Hawaii.
Climate in Pepeekeo
Pepeekeo enjoys a warm tropical rainforest climate all year long. Frequent rainfall, fertile volcanic soil and cooling ocean breezes create ideal conditions for dense tropical vegetation and spectacular coastal scenery.
Top Attractions Near Pepeekeo
- Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden
- Onomea Bay
- Onomea Scenic Drive
- Akaka Falls State Park
- Rainbow Falls
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the weather like in Pepeekeo?
Pepeekeo enjoys warm tropical weather throughout the year with comfortable temperatures, frequent rain showers and refreshing trade winds.
Does Pepeekeo get much rain?
Yes. Pepeekeo is located on the windward side of Hawaii Island, where rainfall is common throughout the year and supports the area's lush tropical vegetation.
When is the best time to visit Pepeekeo?
Pepeekeo is a wonderful destination during every season. Visitors can enjoy beautiful scenery, warm temperatures and easy access to waterfalls, botanical gardens and the Hamakua Coast.
Why is Pepeekeo famous?
Pepeekeo is best known for its proximity to the Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden, the scenic Onomea coastline and the breathtaking Hamakua Coast drive.