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Quick Rental Facts

Hawaii area:

Hawaii Hawaii

Accommodation type:

Hawaii Villa

Number of bedrooms:

4

Number of bathrooms:

3

Max number of people:

9

From rental price:

$99.00

Number of reviews:

0

Vacation Rental Description

This Hawaii house rental is called the "Alohahouse" and located 20 minutes south of Hilo on the Big Island of Hawaii on the beautiful Puna Coast. The home is in a subdivision called Hawaiian Paradise Park and near the towns of Keaau and Pahoa. This spectacular oceanfront property called the "Alohahouse" consists of two homes - the Dolphin Bay Home with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, and the Sunrise Cottage with 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom. The homes can be rented out together for larger groups or separately depending on travelers needs and availability.This is an ideal spot to stay when discovering the East side of the Big Island. The property is only 30 minutes to Volcano National Park, Kapoho tidepools are nearby, Kehena Black Sand Beach and so much more!

This quiet and serene property has everything including a length of the house oceanfront lanai. Furnished island style with rattan and wicker, slate tile floors, ceiling fans, color satellite TV, CD stereo and washer/dryer. Designed to meet all your vacation needs. Perfect for large or multiple families up to 9 people with the Sunrise Guesthouse. Special couple's rates as well! Island living at it's best! PLEASE NOTE: THE DOLPHIN BAY HOME IS A SEPARATE UNIT FROM THE SUNRISE COTTAGE. SPECIAL COUPLE'S RATES FOR THE DOLPHIN BAY HOME!

This is a great spot to see all that the East side of the Big Island has to offer. You are a short drive to Volcano National Park, Kapoho tide pools,Kehena Black Sand Beach, Lava Tree State Park, Waipio Valley, the quaint town of Pahoa with farmer's markets, and exploring Hilo. It's great to come back to an ocean front house after a day of exploring!

 

About Hawaii Hawaii

NATURE SPOTS & PLACES TO SEE ON THE BIG ISLAND

Puna District:

Kehena Beach – At this dramatic, clothing optional, black sand beach you won’t see any Japanese tour buses, but you may see explicit body parts. If you’re cool with that, then it’s worth the trip. It’s right off 137 just before the Kulani Honua Resort, you will see a small parking area on the ocean side of the road and a few cars. There is no sign marking the path down the bluff and no stairs, but it’s not a difficult walk down. Be aware the surf can be deceptively rough and waves crashing on the shore can be dangerous. Just be cautious and watch the other swimmers. Dolphins are frequently spotted playing in the beautiful blue water and the coconut palms and tropical setting is quite lovely. Recommended for the adventurous.

 

Pualaa (also called Ahalanui) Warm Pools Beach Park – This county park is the best natural swimming spot in the area. This very large pool is situated right next to the ocean where the salt water gushes in at one end and the warm mineral waters at the other end. It’s a big warm pond on the ocean! The natural setting is gorgeous with coconut palms, picnic tables, showers and porta-toilets. Again this is on 137 and is well marked. This is a great spot for the whole family.

 

Pohoiki Surf Break – Considered by many to be the best surf spot in lower Puna! Not really any sandy beach but it’s an easy entry into the water and “Bowls” is an incredible tube ride. Just up from Pualaa Warm Pools Beach Park. Stay on red road (137) and you can’t miss it. There is also a boat launch and an amazing bay which has great waves too.

 

Kapoho Tide Pools & Champagne Pond - Heading south on 137 leads past Kapoho-Kai Road. This road goes to one of the most unusual locations on the Big Island. Dozens and dozens of spring-fed, brackish pools and tide-pools, some volcanically heated, are strewn thoughout the area known as Kapoho Tidepools. Champagne Pond is located in the gated community of Kapoho Beach lots, but you can park and walk inside.

You will find a calm, protected ocean inlet filled with crystal clear water. A scattering of fish and many sea turtles (I have seen 9 at one time) await. The ocean water is also geothermally heated (about 90 degrees on top) and changes with the tide.

 

Volcano Area – Volcano National Park – This is a must and has something for everyone. The Thurston Lava Tube is a big cave created by the lava flow. The caldera and rim of the volcano is spectacular. Drive down chain of craters road to the end and hike to the lava flow. Be sure to take good walking shoes, water, and if you go at night a flashlight.

 

Kileaua Caverns Tour – tours of caves made from lava flows! Amazing!

 

Hilo Area - Richardson’s State Beach Park – A nicely protected black sand beach that’s good for swimming and snorkeling. Lovely setting with large trees, ponds, picnic tables and showers. Safe for children. Located on the south end of Hilo Bay.

Akaka Falls – A stunning botanical garden with one of the largest waterfalls on the island. Take a picnic and spend some time nature watching. About 15 minutes north of Hilo on the main highway.

West side of the island

Hapuna Beach – voted the best white sand beach on the Big Island. Good swimming, boogie boarding, and body surfing, as well as snorkeling.

Captain Cook’s Bay & Monument – in south Kona in Kealakakua in one of the most scenic bays you will ever see. A small black sand beach, but the water is like an aquarium with many varieties of tropical fish.

 

North Coast

Waipio Valley – on the Hamakua Coast this valley has a staggering look out that will make you a believer. This was the site of the last battle of King Kamahamaha’s unification of the island. Legend has it that sometimes the spirits of dead warriors appear on the valley wall. Horseback riding tours are available!

Waimea – charming town on the North Coast that reminds one of the Pacific Northwest. The Hawaiian cowboys, the paniolos, who inhabit the area have horse shoes and rodeos. The Parker Ranch, the largest in the USA, takes up much of the surrounding area.

 

Hawaii Villa Amenities

• Living room
• Dining room
• Kitchen
• Kitchenette
• Garden
• TV with satellite
• dial-up
• Washing machine
• Oceanfront
• oceanfront built-in charcoal barbecue
• outdoor shower
• fully equipped with all linens
• fully-equipped kitchen
• DVD player
• 1 King bed
• 1 queen bed
• 2 double beds
• 2 twin beds
• whale & dolphin viewing
• close to Volcano National Park

Walking & Driving Distances

Driving Distances
Beach	20 mins
Shops	20 mins
Town center	20 mins

Hawaii Villa Prices

Dates: 01/01/2007 - 31/12/2009

Price per Villa per Night

$150.00

Price per Villa per Week

$1000.00

Price per Villa per Month

$3400.00

Dates: 01/01/2007 - 31/12/2009

Price per Villa per Night

$99.00

Price per Villa per Week

$675.00

Notes on Villa Prices

1. Sunrise Cottage is $675/week or $99/night plus 11.416% HI state tax, $65 cleaning fee &

2. refundable $200 security deposit
3. maximum 3 guests
4. one double bed and one twin
5. Dolphin Bay Home is $1000/week for two guests
6. $150/night for two guests
7. additional guests are $10/night
8. maximum guests 7
9. additional 11.416% HI state tax, $75-100 cleaning fee &
10. refundable $300 security deposit