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Kailua Kona - Big Island Vacation Rental Home Vacation Rental ID#6426
Kailua Kona Private One bedroom vacation rental also available, 1 bath and 1 bedroom. The vacation rental can be rented together or separately from the 2 bedroom. Kailua Kona vacation rental One Bedroom quiet and peaceful setting. Newer Hawaiian furnishings and decor, beautiful landscaping. All new appliances, including dishwasher, washer and dryer. Ceiling fans and Hi Speed Internet.
The Vacation Rental Studio and two-bedroom units offer a totally quiet Kailua Kona, Hawaiian setting with landscaping to match. The two-bedroom unit has a panoramic ocean view with spectacular sunsets.
The Vacation Rental Studio and two-bedroom units offer a totally quiet Kailua Kona, Hawaiian setting with landscaping to match. The two-bedroom unit has a panoramic ocean view with spectacular sunsets.
Vacation rental Type: Apartment/Condo
Sleeps: 5 Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 2
Sleeps: 5 Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 2
Garage,
Covered Parking,
BBQ,
Utensils,
Stove - Electric,
Refrigerator,
Kailua Kona, Big Island Vacation Rental Home
Kailua Kona, Big Island Vacation Rental Home
View From Lanai
Front View - Kailua Kona, Big Island Vacation Rental Home
Balcony - Kailua Kona, Big Island Vacation Rental Home
Dining/Living Room - Kailua Kona, Big Island Vacation Rental Home
Kitchen - Kailua Kona, Big Island Vacation Rental Home
Bathroom- 2 bedroom
Twin Bedroom-2 bedroom
Lanai- 1 bedroom
Kitchen 1 bedroom
Bathroom- 1 bedroom
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Features & Amenities of Kailua Kona - Big Island Vacation Rental Home Vacation Rental
Garage
Covered Parking
BBQ
Utensils
Stove - Electric
Refrigerator
Microwave
Ice Maker
Full Kitchen
Dishwasher
Coffee Maker
TV/VCR
Stereo
Phone
Linens provided
High Speed Internet
Cable/Satellite TV
On-Site: Newer, Ocean View, Large Lanai, All Amenities Local: Golf One Mile Away, Quiet surroundings. Sleeping Accommodations, Coast View Condos We welcome up to 4 Guests at our vacation rental condominium, with: 2 Bedrooms (2BR) 2 Bathrooms (2BA) 1 Queen Bed 2 Twin/Single Beds Disabled/Handicapped Access Features Studio has handicapped access.
On site Amenities (Included or Available from Vacation Rental Owner):Outdoor-Grill-Gas Bath-Linens Bed-Linens Beach-Towels Beach-Chairs Toys-Kids TV + Antenna TV + Cable TV + Satellite VCR
On site Amenities (Included or Available from Vacation Rental Owner):Outdoor-Grill-Gas Bath-Linens Bed-Linens Beach-Towels Beach-Chairs Toys-Kids TV + Antenna TV + Cable TV + Satellite VCR
Nearby Attractions of Kailua Kona - Big Island Vacation Rental Home Vacation Rental
Wildlife Viewing
Rock Climbing
Horseback Riding
Camping & Hiking
Windsurfing
Waterskiing
Swimming
Surfing
Snorkeling/Diving
Sailing
Parasailing
Jet Skiing
Fishing
Boating
Tennis
Sightseeing
Shopping
Restaurants
Golf
Fitness Center / Gym
Biking
Beaches, golf & Driving range, (1 mile), groceries and restaurants (1/4 mile)
The Kona Coast: Paradise by the Dawn's Early Light. Kailua-Kona is located on the western coast of the Big Island of Hawaii. The island comes by its name honestly, as Hawaii is bigger than all the other Hawaiian Islands combined. Hawaii is believed to be the first of the islands settled by Polynesians somewhere around 500-700 AD. King Kamehameha the Great, born on the Big Island, united the islands under a single monarch in 1795. During the 1800s, Hawaii's economy revolved around sugar cane plantations, pineapple plantations, and cattle ranching.
Start your journey on the Big Island by landing at either Kona or Hilo International Airports. Hilo serves the eastern side (windward), and Kona the western coast (leeward) portion. Either airport will get you up and running. The island has a well maintained and intricate highway system, so navigation should not be a problem.
A vacation on the Kona Coast can range from relaxing in the sun to chasing down a huge marlin. You can bike the paths along a volcano, or golf the same courses as Tiger Woods. If you want a view of undersea life, there are plenty of opportunities to dive and snorkel. You can even take a submarine ride and stare down a curious shark! Surfing, hiking, and horseback riding are also available choices.
Beach lovers will appreciate the many options available to them along the Kona and Kohala Coasts. Anaeho'omalu Beach (called A Bay by the locals) is a great spot for kayak and canoe tours. For sheer relaxation and a couple of the best swimming spots in the Islands, head north to Kauna'oa, or Hapuna Beach State Park, both of which offer prime sunbathing and have both been ranked among the best beaches in the world by Condè Nast Magazine.
History buffs will appreciate Ahu'ena Heiau. King Kamehameha began the renovation of this ancient temple. He came here to seek wisdom and guidance during the last years of his life. It was here that his son, Liholiho met with queens Keopuolani and Ka'ahumanu and broke a longstanding kapu (edict) of not eating with women, thereby ending the old order and ushering in a new era in male/female relations in Hawaii.
If you are a coffee drinker, you probably have heard of Kona coffee. Famous for its dark color and rich flavor, Kona coffee is one of the most expensive coffees in the world. If you are interested in how this crop has been instrumental in shaping the economy of Hawaii, or if you just want a good cup of Joe, visit the Kona Coffee Living History Farm. The farm is a working museum that illustrates the history of Kona Coffee, and how it has been harvested since the 1930s.
For a great day trip, head south on route 11 and follow it until you reach the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Take a peak at an explosion captured on film in the Kilauea Visitor's Center. Head down the Chain of Craters Road and look for flowing lava. Ask about the safety of hiking the trails (it changes daily), and explore the Thurston Lava Tube, the fern forests, and the other natural phenomena of the area.
A vacation in Hawaii is what you make of it. The possibilities are endless. If you want to relax in the golden sun, or do something a bit more active, the Kona Coast has every opportunity you could ask for!
An 18-hole championship golf course is within one mile, at the Makalai Country Club. Hawaiian beaches are within three miles.
It's just a short ten-minute, Hawaiian scenic drive to the Kona beaches, fine restaurants, discos, and whale-watching. A Hawaiian take-out restaurant and grocery store are within walking distance.
The Kona Coast: Paradise by the Dawn's Early Light. Kailua-Kona is located on the western coast of the Big Island of Hawaii. The island comes by its name honestly, as Hawaii is bigger than all the other Hawaiian Islands combined. Hawaii is believed to be the first of the islands settled by Polynesians somewhere around 500-700 AD. King Kamehameha the Great, born on the Big Island, united the islands under a single monarch in 1795. During the 1800s, Hawaii's economy revolved around sugar cane plantations, pineapple plantations, and cattle ranching.
Start your journey on the Big Island by landing at either Kona or Hilo International Airports. Hilo serves the eastern side (windward), and Kona the western coast (leeward) portion. Either airport will get you up and running. The island has a well maintained and intricate highway system, so navigation should not be a problem.
A vacation on the Kona Coast can range from relaxing in the sun to chasing down a huge marlin. You can bike the paths along a volcano, or golf the same courses as Tiger Woods. If you want a view of undersea life, there are plenty of opportunities to dive and snorkel. You can even take a submarine ride and stare down a curious shark! Surfing, hiking, and horseback riding are also available choices.
Beach lovers will appreciate the many options available to them along the Kona and Kohala Coasts. Anaeho'omalu Beach (called A Bay by the locals) is a great spot for kayak and canoe tours. For sheer relaxation and a couple of the best swimming spots in the Islands, head north to Kauna'oa, or Hapuna Beach State Park, both of which offer prime sunbathing and have both been ranked among the best beaches in the world by Condè Nast Magazine.
History buffs will appreciate Ahu'ena Heiau. King Kamehameha began the renovation of this ancient temple. He came here to seek wisdom and guidance during the last years of his life. It was here that his son, Liholiho met with queens Keopuolani and Ka'ahumanu and broke a longstanding kapu (edict) of not eating with women, thereby ending the old order and ushering in a new era in male/female relations in Hawaii.
If you are a coffee drinker, you probably have heard of Kona coffee. Famous for its dark color and rich flavor, Kona coffee is one of the most expensive coffees in the world. If you are interested in how this crop has been instrumental in shaping the economy of Hawaii, or if you just want a good cup of Joe, visit the Kona Coffee Living History Farm. The farm is a working museum that illustrates the history of Kona Coffee, and how it has been harvested since the 1930s.
For a great day trip, head south on route 11 and follow it until you reach the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Take a peak at an explosion captured on film in the Kilauea Visitor's Center. Head down the Chain of Craters Road and look for flowing lava. Ask about the safety of hiking the trails (it changes daily), and explore the Thurston Lava Tube, the fern forests, and the other natural phenomena of the area.
A vacation in Hawaii is what you make of it. The possibilities are endless. If you want to relax in the golden sun, or do something a bit more active, the Kona Coast has every opportunity you could ask for!
An 18-hole championship golf course is within one mile, at the Makalai Country Club. Hawaiian beaches are within three miles.
It's just a short ten-minute, Hawaiian scenic drive to the Kona beaches, fine restaurants, discos, and whale-watching. A Hawaiian take-out restaurant and grocery store are within walking distance.
Kailua Kona - Big Island Vacation Rental Home Vacation Rental Property Attributes
Near beach
Property Address: Ahikawa
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