Hualalai Resort Haliipua Villa 104
Hualalai resort, hawaii villa rental
6 people -
3 bedrooms -
3 bathrooms
Our Hawaii vacation rentals
Few places embody paradise better than Hawaii. Sweeping beaches, kaleidoscopic reefs, mesmerising hula performances, punchy Mai Tai cocktails and countless heavenly Hawaiian vacation rentals make it a destination that you’ll never want to leave. It’s also a world-famous surfing hub and a brilliant location to immerse yourself in vibrant Pacific Island culture.
Hawaii isn’t simply an oasis for relaxation. This spectacular collection of volcanic islands is a brilliant destination for thrilling outdoor adventures — whether that’s snorkelling off its pristine beaches or trekking through verdant valleys. There’s plenty of history to soak up too, from ancient monuments to fascinating wartime relics.
Hawaii isn’t simply an oasis for relaxation. This spectacular collection of volcanic islands is a brilliant destination for thrilling outdoor adventures — whether that’s snorkelling off its pristine beaches or trekking through verdant valleys. There’s plenty of history to soak up too, from ancient monuments to fascinating wartime relics.
Mesmerising Maui is a magnet for beach lovers and those keen to immerse themselves in untouched nature. Whale-watching tours, hikes through sacred Iao Valley, and helicopter rides to view the tumbling Honokohau Falls can all be on your agenda. Or, why not base yourself in a Hawaii villa rental on the Big Island to stroll down black-sand beaches and zip-line through lush rainforest? No matter which island you choose, you can expect a warm Pacific aloha when you book a beach escape in Hawaii. The region is renowned for its rich culture, with a lively luau — a celebration that mixes delicious food with music and dancing — an essential experience for first-timers.
Big Island isn’t just the largest in the archipelago but also the most diverse. You can experience multiple different climates in the space of a day, from humid tropical rainforests to chilly snowcapped peaks. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park sprawls across half of the island and features two mighty volcanoes and breathtaking black-sand coastlines. Big Island additionally hosts valleys resplendent with tropical flora and fauna, plus countless authentic towns and villages. Sample rich coffee at one of the island’s plantations or browse handmade crafts at the Volcano Art Center.
Hawaii’s second largest island gets its nickname from the huge valley that cuts through its centre. Two towering volcanoes sit on either side, and both are playgrounds for those after a few adventures. Hike to the summit of Haleakala for fabulous 360-degree views or tick off some of the emerald-hued trails in idyllic Iao Valley. Prefer a more laid-back Hawaii villa escape? Maui’s 80+ powdery beaches won’t disappoint. There are also plenty of water-based activities to add to your itinerary, including leisurely sailing trips around the island’s shores and snorkelling at the Molokini Crater.
“I'll never forget my first trip to the magical island of Hawaii. A world-class surf destination with its own unique, rich culture that differs completely from mainland USA, this is a truly astonishing destination.”
Please note: these are the average temperatures reported but can vary greatly due to weather conditions, such as heat waves etc. We kindly invite you to contact us for more information, including confirmation that your chosen villa has air conditioning, to ensure a comfortable stay.
During spring: March can be busy with Spring Break; however, it’s also when the unmissable Honolulu Festival kicks off. From April onwards, the islands begin to really warm up and bloom with colourful spring flowers. You won’t need to worry too much about rain during this period, and Hawaii’s beautiful beaches tend to be a little quieter.
During summer: mostly dry days and balmy temperatures of 26+℃ (79+℉) make the summer months brilliant for a Hawaii vacation rental. Snorkelling trips are possible off the islands’ northerly beaches, while inland you can set off on hikes to beautiful waterfalls and cool off in the fresh natural pools.
During autumn: thanks to excellent water visibility, September is the best month for snorkelling and diving expeditions. It also hosts the Aloha Festival, Hawaii’s most prominent cultural festival - perfect for getting to grips with the country’s rich traditions. October can also be a brilliant time for a Hawaiian escape, thanks to reliably warm weather and sleepier beaches. By November, the rainy season has started, although Hawaii’s wide range of micro-climates means it’s usually sunny somewhere.
During winter: winter in Hawaii may be sprinkled with rain showers, but it’s also a prime time for whale-watching, especially in Maui. Despite the wet weather, temperatures still sit comfortably in the mid 20s℃ (mid 70s℉). Pacific Ocean swells create enormous waves on some coastlines, including Oahu’s North Shore — a mecca for professional surfers.
Make the journey as memorable as the arrival. Your dedicated concierge can arrange transportation from the closest airport or train station to your Hawaiian villa.
Hawaii’s far-flung Pacific Ocean location makes arriving by plane the easiest option. Big Island, Oahu, Maui, and Kauai all host airports which offer both charter flights and private jet amenities. Honolulu Airport is the only international airport, so you’ll need to hop on a connecting flight if you’re staying in a Hawaii rental home on another island.
Several major harbours are scattered around Hawaii, which makes arriving by boat a possibility. A handful of cruise operators venture to Hawaii, plus there are ferry services connecting some islands. Hawaii is also a world-class sailing destination, with high-end marinas offering both yacht charters and private berths.
Exploring your chosen Hawaii island is simple by car. Most locations have good networks of well-maintained roads, especially the Big Island. Why not ask your concierge about arranging car rental for all or part of your vacation?
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