Summary:

Begin with breakfast on the private lanai, looking across garden, mountain, and golf-course views, then walk to the Haliʻi Kai Ocean Club for a pool day above the Pacific. This two-bedroom Waikoloa condo sleeps six and gives families or friends a comfortable Big Island base with central air conditioning, a gourmet kitchen, granite counters, stainless appliances, and a gas BBQ for dinner outside. The flexible guest room has two twin beds that convert to a king, making the layout work for kids, couples, or friends. Haliʻi Kai guests have access to the Ocean Club's lagoon-style pools, hot tub, oceanfront gym, on-site dining, and sunset views. Golf, Queens' MarketPlace, Kings' Shops, and Anaehoʻomalu Bay are all close by. It is a relaxed, polished choice for guests who want to pair Kohala Coast beach days with a home that feels easy to settle into.



The Space:

At 1,082 square feet, this two-bedroom home sleeps six with central air conditioning and a flexible guest room where twin beds convert to a king. The gourmet kitchen has granite counters, wood cabinetry, stainless appliances, and a dining nook for easy meals. Step out to the private lanai for mountain and fairway views, then use the gas BBQ for dinner outside.



Guest Access:

Guests at Hali'i Kai in Waikoloa Beach Resort can enjoy the shared pool, hot tub, gym, golf-course views, and garden setting. Beach access is close by, making this an amenity-rich Kohala Coast base.



The Neighborhood:

Haliʻi Kai is inside Waikoloa Beach Resort on the sunny Kohala Coast, where black lava fields meet green fairways and the Pacific. Anaehoʻomalu Bay is nearby for a golden-sand beach day, snorkeling, and turtle watching, while Kings' Shops and Queens' MarketPlace make groceries, dining, and a casual evening out easy. The resort setting also keeps golf, coastal walks, and time by the water close at hand. This is the Big Island's sunny, polished side, with enough nearby to keep families busy but a pace that still leaves room for a lanai dinner and one more sunset.



Getting Around:

Kona International Airport is roughly 20 to 30 minutes away, an easy drive up the Kohala Coast. A rental car is recommended to reach beaches, restaurants, and the resort area's shops with ease. Waikoloa Beach Resort keeps some shopping and dining walkable, while nearby beaches and Waikoloa Village are a short drive. Parking is generally available in resort lots or on site at most properties.



Other Things to Note:

Resort fee: $35 per day, paid upon check-in. This property is managed by Heavenly Vacations.



Interaction with Guests:

Our local Heavenly Vacations Hawaii Island team is just a call or message away throughout your stay. From Kona sunsets to Volcano adventures, we love sharing our favorite places to enjoy on the Big Island, and we are here to help right away should any issue arise. We respect your privacy and are here whenever you need us.