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Nestled amidst the striking greens of 36 holes of championship golf, and with the stunning coastal view of Keauhou Bay?s private harbor as your neighbor, the Holua Resort at Mauna Loa Village invites you to enjoy the perfect Hawaiian vacation in Kailua Kona, Hawaii, United States.

Hawaiian-Style Villas on the Big Island offer 73 spacious, air-conditioned villas at Holua Resort at Mauna Loa Village are designed with a Hawaiian flair. Each comfortable villa offers a private lanai or patio with ocean, mountain or golf course view. Villas are fully furnished and available in two floor plans.

Holua Resort at Mauna Loa Village is ideally located near a number of dining options serving all types of fare including American and Hawaiian cuisine.

From fascinating sights and spectacular natural beauty to endless recreation, the best of the Big Island welcomes you. Tucked among the nearby shopping malls are historic sites including King Kamehameha?s last residence and the Lekeleke Burial Grounds. A couple of hundred yards away, a beach and marina await. Hawaiian gates, gas lamps, Polynesian architecture and decor in your vacation villa create a magical and romantic setting. Here is just a sample of some of the ways to fill those perfect vacation days in Kailua Kona.

Hawaii?s Big Island is a big ohana, and that means family, whether it?s a traditional mom and dad and kids, blended, extended, multi generational family reunion or a group of old friends. The Big Island ohana embraces groups of people traveling together, of different ages, with different interests and tastes. And there?s an adventure waiting for anyone with a sense of play and imagination.

In one day, a family can experience the desert like lava plains along the Kona Coast and the rainiest city in America, Hilo. Go from sea level to the world?s tallest mountain Mauna Kea (13,796 when measured from sea level, 33,500 from the ocean floor), cruise through green rainforest or black lava rock. Watch whales, swim with dolphins, whisper to horses or listen to rare birdsong, sleep in the hotels industry best, or camp out in seldom seen places.