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| On the Big Island of Hawaii, southern- most in the chain of Hawaiian Islands, the first daring Polynesians pulled their rugged dugouts ashore after crossing 2,000 miles of vast Pacific Ocean. Here, they settled in the shadow of active volcanoes where today the fertile land yields rich harvests of macadamia nuts, sun-ripened papayas and Kona coffee. The Big Island is a treasure trove of striking contrasts– tropical beaches and snow-capped mountains, ancient petroglyphs and modern luxury resorts, like the lavish Hilton Waikoloa Village. Full of secrets and surprises, this outstanding property on the Kohala Coast is more Hawaii than you can imagine, all rolled into one adventure-filled tropical destination Above: Aerial view of the Hilton Waikoloa Village and the Beach Golf Club. Right: Hilton Waikoloa Village's natural seawater lagoon is the ideal snorkeling spot for glimpses of green sea turtles and schools of colorful topical fish. |
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