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Go snorkeling at Kahaluu Beach in Kona! You'll see the Humuhumunukunukuapua'a fish (that's the State fish, also known as the "fish with the pig-faced nose"), myriads of brightly colored blue, yellow, orange, green fish of all sizes and shapes and a sea turtle or two if you're lucky. Snorkel Bob's is nearby and rents all the equipment.
Definitely go see the volcano, but best not to try and visit it on a "day trip" like I did if you're staying in Kona. The Big Island is, well, "Big" and the roads are long, narrow and wind all the way around the island. Getting to/from the volcano takes half a day easy, and then there's not much time when you're there. It's a spectacular area, cool with green ferns, tropical forests, etc. You'll want to spend a day there and hike out to the "safe zone" of the volcanic shelf to see if red hot lava is oozing into the ocean. If I had it to do over, I would have spent a night in a hotel near the volcano and saw it proper. Mahalo! 
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