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FIND YOUR BIG ISLAND ESCAPE

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Luxurious Island of Hawaii Vacation Rentals

Home to some of the most raw and natural beauty in the state of Hawaii, the Big Island is known for it’s collection of volcanoes, dark black sand beaches, impressive waterfalls, and world-famous coffee fields. When vacationing on the Island of Hawaii, your senses will be fully engaged with stimulating colors, hypnotizing smells, and tropical tastes.

The CoralTree Residence Collection manages an assortment of condo rentals, residences, and private homes across the Big Island’s most sought-after resort areas, including the iconic Kohala Coast. Vacation in comfortable fully-equipped residences over 1,500 square feet that are conveniently close to golf, snorkeling, shopping, and dining.

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Where to Stay on The Big Island

Choose from Hawaii Island vacation rentals overlooking the Pacific Ocean, two-story villas set amidst the fairways of Mauna Lani Golf, townhomes in the gated resort community of Waikoloa, or private three- and four-bedroom homes featuring unique design features and private pools. We have vacation rental options located in desirable destinations along the Kohala Coast!

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Mauna Lani

Enjoy instant access to Mauna Lan Golf, shopping at The Shops at Mauna Lani, walks through the petroglyph park and royal fishponds, and snorkeling the colorful reefs that front the Mauna Lani Beach Club.

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Waikoloa

Take advantage of the premier shopping and dining options found at Queens' Marketplace, Kings' Shops, and Waikoloa Plaza. Explore the beautiful outdoors with world-class golf, stunning white sand beaches, and even swim with dolphins.

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Top Things to Do on The Island of Hawaii

Abundant with historical landmarks and culturally significant points of interest, there are plenty of opportunities to forge a deeper connection with the Aloha State when visiting the Big Island. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty by stargazing from the peak of a volcano or heading to scenic lookouts. Opt to vacation in condo rentals close to your favorite Hawaii activities.

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Explore Ancient Petroglyphs

There are dozens of culturally significant landmarks across the Island of Hawaii. Numerous petroglyph fields, such as the Kaloko-Honokohau National Historic Park, Waikoloa Petroglyph Reserve, or Kalahuipua'a Historic Park allow you to look back in time to when early Hawaiians were carving pictures into stone.

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Stargazing at Mauna Kea

Drive to the summit of Mauna Kea for a unique stargazing experience. The high elevation and minimal light pollution make it an excellent spot for observing the night sky. Some of the world's strongest telescopes are found at the top of Hawaii's summits.

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Anna Ranch Heritage Center

Discover the history of Anna Leialoha Lindsey Perry-Fiske, a rancher and philanthropist, at the Anna Ranch Heritage Center. The center offers tours, exhibits, and events.

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Pololu Valley Lookout

Head to the nearby Pololu Valley Lookout for panoramic views of the lush valley, black sand beach, and rugged coastline. You can hike down to the beach for a closer experience. On your way to the lookout, you will drive through the town of Hawi, which is worth the stop because of the charming shops and restaurants.