Wake up on the sunny Kohala Coast
Start your day with coffee on the lanai as you watch the sunrise over Mauna Kea and the manicured fairways of Waikoloa Beach Golf. The Kohala Coast is known for its dry, sunny weather – the area near Waikoloa Beach Resort averages less than 10 inches of rain per year – so you can count on blue skies to accompany your morning.

Championship golf at your doorstep
Kings’ Land sits among championship golf courses designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr.
Guests of the resort receive discounted green fees at the Waikoloa Beach Golf courses when booking through the hotel . After breakfast, head out for a round on the King’s or Beach courses; you’ll enjoy wide fairways cut through black lava rock, ocean views and lush greens. There’s also a 30,000‑sq‑ft putting course and practice area for a quick tune‑up before your tee time.

Home‑away‑from‑home comforts
Return to your spacious 2‑bedroom suite and prepare lunch in the fully equipped kitchen. The unit offers two bedrooms (one king bed and two double beds), two bathrooms, a living area with queen sleeper sofa, washer/dryer and a large lanai. The open layout means everyone can relax indoors or dine alfresco on the terrace. Outdoor BBQ grills across the resort are perfect for afternoon cookouts under the palms.

Pools, lagoon and island adventures
In the heat of the day, cool off in Kings’ Land’s lagoon‑style pools with waterfalls and slides. A free shuttle to Hilton Waikoloa Village lets you enjoy that resort’s saltwater lagoon and full‑service spa , where you can snorkel among tropical fish and green sea turtles. For more adventure, take a short drive to Hapuna Beach, book a manta‑ray night snorkel (or night dive!), or plan a day trip up Mauna Kea or across the island to Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park.

Dining & culinary highlights
Although the suite’s kitchen makes self‑catering easy, the area’s restaurants are worth exploring. On‑site, Kings Land Bistro & Lounge serves Hawaiian cuisine all day . Nearby, Napua at Mauna Lani Beach Club sits in a private ocean cove and showcases foods of Hawai‘i Island with genuine aloha . Tommy Bahama Restaurant & Bar at The Shops at Mauna Lani offers sunset views from its spacious lanai and features local produce and mahi‑mahi . For a special evening, Roy’s Waikoloa Bar & Grill (American/Polynesian) and other resort restaurants serve fresh seafood, steaks and creative cocktails.

Sunset and stargazing
As evening falls, enjoy a cocktail at the pool bar or grill fresh fish on the BBQ. The Kohala Coast’s clear skies make for spectacular sunsets and stargazing – Mauna Kea’s summit is one of the world’s premier astronomical sites, and you can drive for once in a world panoramic views.

Why you’ll love it
This unit offers the perfect mix of golf‑lover’s paradise, family‑friendly amenities and quiet luxury. With sunny weather , discounted golf , resort pools and access to Hilton Waikoloa Village’s lagoon , plus convenient dining options and legendary Big Island attractions nearby, it’s an ideal base for golfers, couples or families seeking a high‑quality Hawaiian holiday. Even if you don't golf, this resort has something for everyone, especially kids will love the vast amounts of pools, slides and activities!.