Kona Village Resort is located on the western coast of the Big Island of Hawaii. Kona Village Resort offers 125 individual hale (Polynesian-style thatched-roofed bungalows) spread out on 82 tropical acres. The hale are all different in style, size and view. If you want to relax, unwind and get closer to nature, Kona Village Resort is the place for you. The vacation resort caters to couples seeking romance as well as families wanting to spend time together. Polynesian-style cottages have no phones or TV sets. Guests spend their days trying out new activities, exploring rich Hawaiian marine life in the bay, or just relaxing on the beach.

More than a century ago, before a volcano seared the land, a fishing village stood on the beach where Kona Village Resort is today. Now Kona Village Resort is about the most civilized outpost from civilization you can find, providing vacationers with a tropical experience in a plush yet authentic setting. Without phones, televisions, or radios, the Kona Village is a time warp — the perfect place to get away from it all in your own thatch-roof hale near the resort’s sandy beach. Built on the grounds of an ancient Hawaiian village, the modern bungalows reflect styles of South Seas cultures. The extra-large Royal rooms have private hot tubs. Rates include all meals, an authentic Polynesian Friday, ground tours, tennis, sports activities, and rides in the resort’s glass-bottom boat.

The expansive beach and crescent shaped bay offer a refreshing balance of fun and privacy. A marine sanctuary, our bay is rich with ocean life including yellow butterfly fish and blue tangs as well as Hawaiian green sea turtles. Exploring comes naturally at Kona Village Resort. Guests enjoy complimentary unlimited use of non-motorized water sports equipment such as snorkels and masks, kayaks, sailboats and body boards. There are a number of activities to choose from, including snorkeling, kayaking and sailing right off the beach. The resort organizes daily volleyball games and glass bottom boat tours. There is also tennis, fishing and scuba diving. During the day, gentle pursuits at Kona Village Resort can include lei-making, coconut-leaf crafts, and Hawaiian quilt-making. The village historian may lead interested Kona Village Resort guests to a petroglyph field, on botanical walks, and on tide pool explorations.

Twenty tree oceanfront hale offer private whirlpool spas for added romance and comfort. The spa is located on the lanai, perfect for a romantic evening under the stars or whale watching. The massage rooms in the Fitness Center feature open-air lanai with waterfalls to add a soothing, tranquil sound. For dinner, guests have a choice of two oceanfront restaurants. The cuisine is light with emphasis on fresh island-grown vegetables and fish. On Fridays, the resort hosts the legendary Lu`au which has been their tradition for almost 30 years. Following a delicious feast, the evening features hula dances of Hawai`i, the Samoan fire knife dance, New Zealand’s Maori warrior haka and the Tahitian tamure.

Kona Village is a luxury resort on the Kohala Coast, on the west side of Hawaii’s Big Island. Hammocks beckon beneath the shade of towering coconut trees. The clear, azure waters of Kahuwai Bay reawaken every sense. No telephones, radios, or televisions disturb the serenity nor disrupt the sense of place. Kona Village Resort is barefoot luxury and truly Hawaii, as it was meant to be.