When you stay at the Mauna Lani Luxury Home Collection, the best of Hawaii’s Kohala Coast unfolds just beyond your doorstep. From ancient Hawaiian petroglyphs to open-air shopping, volcanic hikes to championship golf, this stretch of the Big Island offers something for every type of traveler, whether you're seeking quiet moments, meaningful connection, or unforgettable thrills.
Let the island guide your journey - and your story.
Wander through ancient lava fields and view centuries-old Hawaiian petroglyphs and preserved fishponds, all located within the resort community.
Play two championship 18-hole courses surrounded by lava rock, ocean views, and lush greens, perfect for both casual players and seasoned golfers.
A lively open-air shopping village featuring island boutiques, art galleries, live music, Foodland Farms for island-inspired groceries, and local restaurants. It’s the perfect spot to explore, dine, or pick up a handcrafted keepsake.
Enjoy the scenic drive down the western coast of the Big Island past coffee farms that grow some of the most desired beans worldwide. Stop in at some of the larger farms for a hands-on tour of the coffee growing and harvesting business.
The Anna Ranch Heritage Center in Waimea, is a historic cattle ranch and museum that offers visitors a glimpse into the paniolo (Hawaiian cowboy) lifestyle and the legacy of Anna Lindsey Perry-Fiske, known as the "First Lady of Ranching" in Hawaii. Her family operated the ranch for five generations. The center features a restored early 20th-century ranch house, outbuildings with western antiques, and hosts educational tours and cultural activities, preserving the rich ranching heritage of the region.
Enhance your stay with exclusive, bookable activities through our local concierge team. From volcano tours and wellness treatments to private chef dinners and helicopter rides, each experience is crafted to deepen your connection to the land, the culture, and your fellow travelers.
Make every day extraordinary with a home base just minutes from the Big Island’s most memorable sites.
