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Kohala Coast
Dramatic black and red lava-rock fields, created by the ancient Hualalai volcano, provide a scenic backdrop to stunning resorts.
The Kohala Coast is home to fine dining, world-class golf courses, outstanding resorts and luxurious spas. The area also is home to natural treasures, such as Anaehoomalu Petroglyph Field and Hapuna Beach State Park.
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Featured Deals
Hawaii Island: Westin Hapuna Beach Resort Buyer's Choice Package
$200 Resort Credit, Stay 6 / Pay 5
Daily Breakfast for 2, Room Upgrade
6 Nights from $899*
Hawaii Island: Mauna Kea Beach Hotel Buyer's Choice Package
$500 Resort Credit, Stay 7 / Pay 6
2 Rounds of Golf, Room Upgrade
Hawaii Island: Hilton Waikoloa Village® Package
Oceanfront Resort
Daily Buffet Breakfast for Two
Hawaii Island: Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii Buyer's Choice Package
Daily Breakfast for 2
Hawaii Island: Halii Kai at Waikoloa Package
1-, 2- or 3-Bedroom Villas, Ideal for Families
Oceanfront Resort
Hawaii Island: Mauna Lani Bay Hotel & Bungalows Package
Beachfront Resort
More About the Kohala Coast
If you had only a weekend to spend on the Big Island, this is where you'd want to go. The Kohala Coast is a mix of the island's best beaches and swankiest hotels just minutes from ancient valleys and temples, waterfalls, and funky artist enclaves. North of Kona International Airport, brightly colored bougainvillea stand out in relief against miles of black lava fields stretching from the mountain to the sea. Most of the lava flows are from the last eruptions of Mt. Huala'lai, in 1800 and 1801. Technically, Mt. Huala'lai is not dormant just yet. If it sticks to the schedule it has been on for the last few thousand years, it may be due to blow again soon. For now, however, the area around the long-silent crater makes for some surprisingly beautiful hiking.
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