One the of the best on the Big Island Reopened in 2020 after the Auberge Resorts Collection supervised an extensive (and excellent) remodel. On the dramatic Kohala Coast, Mauna Lani’s secluded beaches, coral reefs, and ancient fishponds set the stage for transformative experiences. Gather with friends and family at the Hālau, our open-air village center that serves as the vibrant … Read More
Volcanoes, tropical forests, and golden beaches For me, the Kona & Kohala Coast offers the best weather in Hawaii. Generally drier, sunnier and feels more Hawaiian island life, than the other islands. The main airport serving the western region is KOA Kona International. A lovely open air facility. Flying Private: There are several FBO options available. KONA VILLAGE, A ROSEWOOD … Read More
Island Eden: Volcanoes, Renowned Surfing, and a Rainbow of Beaches On Oahu, watch surfers ride curling waves off the North Shore, snorkel among the fish in Hanauma Bay, or visit the moving WWII memorial at Pearl Harbor. On the Big Island, marvel at molten lava flows at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and stargaze atop Mauna Kea. Fly through Kauai’s Waimea … Read More
Currently, the Best World Class Resort in Hawaii On the southeastern coast of the pristine island of Lanai, our five-diamond Resort sits just a moment away from many of the most scenic spots, best reached by foot or 4-by-4, and where the Hawaii found in vintage postcards comes vibrantly to life. Spend your days lounging by our lagoon-style pools, strolling … Read More
Beach Bliss – Come For Waikīkī Beach, Stay For Everything Else Oahu, the third-largest of Hawaii’s islands, is nonetheless home to 2/3rd of its population. The beaches are legendary: Waikīkī Beach is world-famous, but don’t miss places like Lanikai, Ala Moana, and Waimea Bay. The North Shore is here, as is the Pearl Harbor Museum, the Bishop Museum, and the … Read More
Active Travel – A Dream For The Go-Go Traveler The second-largest of Hawaii’s islands offers something for everyone, yes, but a vacation in Maui is perhaps especially suited to the more active traveler. Snorkeling, scuba diving, hiking, surfing, helicopter touring, and sailing are all common activities. Don’t miss out on the food after your long day, though: Maui tends to … Read More
