A Quick Guide of Major Resorts in Hawaii

Most people think of Hawaii with a general and singular image in mind: pristine beaches, coconut trees silhouetted against the sky, luaus. The idea of a paradisaical island with consistent warm weather, surrounded by the azure Pacific, it's no wonder that Hawaii is often the top choice for vacation outings. However, there is more to Hawaii than just the grand view, and there are several luxurious resorts on different parts of the island that each have unique experiences in store for its visitors. This is a very quick guide for people who want an idea of some of the major resorts on the island.

1. The Waikoloa area is one of the finest locations to stay in Hawaii with world-class hotels available, the Hilton Waikoloa and the Marriot Outrigger. It surrounds the Anaeho'omalu Bay, also known as A-bay, a shallow water bay internationally renown for its gorgeous sunsets. The area also boasts its own assortment of shopping, fine dining cuisine, water sports, and spas, making it one of the premier locations to relax and get away from it all.

2. The Hualalai area is the place to visit if you're a sportsman. There are people out there who enjoy staying physically active during their leisure time after all! There is a Four Seasons Resort in the area that offers golf courses, tennis courts, opportunities to canoe, pools, and fitness centers with a majestic backdrop of the surrounding area. The view of the ocean vistas are particularly fantastic here.

3. Now you may not know this, but the Mauna Kea Resort was conceived by Laurance Rockefeller himself. The area is absolute paradise with two of Hawaii's sandy white beaches right there for you to take in. An oceanfront tennis court is available for tennis enthusiasts, two magnificent golf courses, and an extensive collection of valuable artwork from the area.

4. Mauna Lani is the one place where visitors can fully view the Kohala Mountains and the island's surrounding peaks. This location more than any other embraces its rich cultural history with several preserved sites for you to experience. The Mauna Lani Bay Resort is not without its own modern conveniences though, there are plenty of spas, restaurants, boutiques, and galleries for visitors to still feel at home.

Visit http://www.luxurybigisland.com to find out more about Hawaii's Resorts.

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