

Located just a few miles from the fishing village of Kailua-Kona, this intimate oceanfront one- and two-bedroom condominium resort offers the simplicity and comfort of "home away from home".
This oceanfront property is located in the heart of Kailua-Kona town, just steps away from shopping, galleries, ocean activities, restaurants and historical sites.
This beachfront resort is nestled on 32 acres of the Kohala Coast at Mauna Lani.
Situated along the renowned Beach Golf Course in the exclusive Waikoloa Resort, the property features air-conditioned condominiums including one-bedroom, two-bedroom, two-bedroom with loft and three-bedroom villas.
Set on Hawaii Island's exclusive Kona-Kohala Coast, this showpiece oceanfront luxury resort in Hualalai captures the essence of Hawaiian design, culture and tradition.
This oceanside resort boasts panoramic, tropical views. Natural wonders like Kaumana Caves, Rainbow Falls, and sea turtles at Carlsmith Beach Park are six miles away.
This 29-acre oceanfront resort stretches along Waikoloa’s Beach Golf Course and the Pacific Ocean.
This full service hotel offers outstanding views of the ocean and quaint Hilo town framed by the backdrop of Mauna Kea.
The 62 acres of oceanfront resort offers tropical gardens, cascading waterfalls and virtually every activity, including dolphin encounters at Dolphin Quest Village.
Kanaloa at Kona by Castle is a private condominium oceanfront resort overlooking Keauhou Bay. Please note that these units do not have air conditioning.
Located along the sacred shores of Kahuwai Bay, Kona Village is an iconic Big Island hideaway rooted in the legacy and mo’olelo (stories) of the native Hawaiians who came before. An inviting retreat for families, these historic lands hold wonders for guests of every generation. Immerse in the profound warmth of local ho’okipa (hospitality of complete giving) in this former ancient fishing village, now sustainably renewed and elevated with the tastes of the 21st century.
Renew and reconnect in a setting of understated elegance at this Rockefeller-developed masterpiece on Kauna'oa Bay.
Offering one and two-bedroom ocean and fairway view tropical villas within the world-famous Mauna Lani Resort, this property is ideal for families and friends traveling together.
Surrounded by 32 expansive oceanfront acres, the resort is marked by royal fishponds, natural lava plains, lush tropical gardens, alluring beaches, and a spacious four-acre South lawn.
Embrace island life at Outrigger Kona Resort & Spa at Keauhou Bay, located oceanfront on the stunning Kona Coast.
This resort is set on 12 oceanfront acres overlooking Kailua Bay in the heart of historic Kailua-Kona town on the Big Island of Hawaii.
This property is located high above the ocean on a lava rock bluff looking out toward the sea.
Ideal for the adventure traveler or cultural seeker, SCP Hilo Hotel is the perfect location for exploring The Big Island of Hawaii. With an emphasis on local culture and locally sourced goods, this hotel provides guests with SCP's Holistic Hospitality combined with authentic Hawaiian Hospitality.
Here on the sunny Kohala Coast, you will find a golfer’s paradise of world-class courses coupled with uniquely Hawaiian resort activities that excite even the most well-traveled guests. Golfers, tennis players, beachcombers and spa aficionados find their perfect vacation here. Equally popular with extended families and friends traveling together, The Islands at Mauna Lani offers extra spacious two-and three-bedroom split-level townhome residences. All provide privileged views of the Mauna Lani Golf Course and access to an idyllic sandy beach cove. These luxury properties offer space, value and privacy that is simply unavailable in hotel rooms.
Nestled into the bluffs above beautiful Hapuna Beach, the hotel presents a contemporary Hawaiian style where guests experience the true essence of rejuvenation.
Guests seeking relaxation and rejuvenation will find it all at the Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa, located beachfront along the sun drenched Kohala Coast.
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Hawaii Island has an incredibly diverse landscape comprised of multiple climate and sub-climate zones. Lush green flora and cascading waterfalls, arid desert and sandy beaches, rolling pastures and tall forests, meet alpine tundras and snow-capped peaks all in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. This wild and untamed island is a natural masterpiece in motion.
To see the beauty of this island firsthand take a day trip along the visually stunning Hamakua Heritage Corridor stretching from Hilo to the Waipio Valley Lookout. Along the way stop and stretch your legs at the Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden, featuring more than 2,000 species of tropical plants from around the world. Then hop back in and make your way to Akaka Falls State Park, one of the largest waterfalls on the island. Continue north past scenic lookouts, sea cliffs, tropical rain forests, and plantation towns until you arrive at Waipio Valley Lookout. This road trip is a full-day adventure if coming from the Kona area but truly one worthy of the drive.
Nature at its mightiest can be witnessed by those who visit Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Located southwest of Hilo, this National Park is home to two volcanoes. Kilauea is one of the most active volcanoes on earth and has been erupting since 1983, while Mauna Loa last erupted in 1984. Explore 150-miles of hiking trails through craters, rain forests, and deserts, or tour the museum, local petroglyphs, and a walk-in lava tube. Before heading out this way, check local conditions and park notices.
Akaka Falls : One of the tallest waterfalls on the island.
Downtown Hilo : A small town with important cultural sites, galleries, wooden storefronts, and local restaurants.
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park : Explore hiking trails, lava-tubes and the aftermath of nature at its finest.
Historic Kailua-Kona Town : A quaint seaside village in the heart of Kona offering historical points of interest, shopping, and dining.
Mauna Kea Observatories : The Visitor Information Station on Mauna Kea offers a stargazing program on select days each week. Weather permitting.
La Lae (South Point) : The southernmost point of the United States. From this lookout, nothing but blue ocean water separates you from Antarctica.
Puukohola Heiau National Historic Site : Home to one of the largest heiau (temples) built in Hawaii.
Waipio Valley : Witness the beauty and wonder of the "Valley of the Kings."
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