Get to know Mauna Lani

The lifestyle in Mauna Lani is centered around a fresh approach of intention. The surrounding area, which rests on the Kona-Kohala coast, holds special significance to ancient Hawaiians. Its relative location to five of the island’s major volcanoes, makes it an important center of energy. You’ll find prehistoric Hawaiian fishing ponds and ancient hieroglyphs in the middle of the molten lava landscape. Take in the gorgeous panoramic sunset views. You’ll feel grounded to Mauna Lani’s sense of place and awakened with a soulful connection to its rich history. And all without feeling crowded in a relatively unfrequented location by visitors, except for those who are in-the-know. The cuisine in Mauna Lani is also thoughtfully prepared in connection with the Hawaii Island—working with local fishermen and farmers to source fresh, from-the-land ingredients. Home to various beaches and swimming holes, take a dip in the ocean and explore the pristine blue waters.

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Hualalai

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Living on Hawaii Island

Hawaii Island is the youngest and biggest island in the state (hence its nickname, "The Big Island") and is home to 10 of the world’s 14 climate zones—the only place in the world with so many in close concentration. It’s a special place, to say the least. You might be surprised to find the contrast of snow-capped Mauna Kea in the winter against the otherwise tropical setting. But no matter what time of year, the summit of Mauna Kea is a go-to favorite spot for watching the sunset and sticking around to stargaze. Along with its white sandy beaches, you’ll also find a natural green sand beach and black sand beach on Hawaii Island. Around every turn, there’s something new to explore, from lookout points overseeing green valleys to botanical gardens, waterfalls and farmer’s markets. You could spend your days on hiking trails, exploring a lava tube, or visiting a farm for authentic and wildly-popular Kona coffee.