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Showing posts with label kohala coast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kohala coast. Show all posts
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Friday, August 31, 2012
Looking for a special vacation spot in Hawaii?
Dear Best Hawaii Vacation travelers,
Looking for a SPECIAL vacation spot in Hawaii? Sorry, we don't mean a budget or discount Hawaii vacation which everybody loves. We refer to a UNIQUE place in Hawaii, different and beyond the ordinary vacation: a special place in Hawaii which guarantees special moments in Paradise. Moments which will stay with you for a lifetime. Where can you create such powerful memories, you want to know. Well, follow us to the Kohala Coast, the Big Island's tropical vacation gem in the Pacific...
5 Reasons why the Kohala Coast is the top Hawaii vacation destination
1. The Kohala Coast is blessed with sunshine...
all year-round. It's location on the West coast, north of Kona International Airport, guarantees the best Hawaii weather on the Big Island.
2. Stretches of beautiful white sand beaches...
beaches for everybody's taste lure any visitor to the Kohala Coast. Public Hapuna Beach is the favorite among boogie boarders, Mauna Kea Beach delivers magnificent views of Mauna Kea summit to its beach walkers, Beach 69 in Puako attracts snorkelers in search for the green sea turtles & Spencer Beach Park is loved by families searching for a calm ocean and enjoying a BBQ with the family. Just to name a few of those popular beaches on the Kohala Coast. There are more!
3. Kohala Coast is a Golfer's Paradise...
ocean front resort golf courses with unique championship designs make those passionate golfers come back to the Kohala Coast year after year. No worries Waikoloa Village Golf Course, also on the Kohala Coast, offers golf rates you can afford. When really looking for cheap golf, you'll find it a few miles upcountry.
4. Central location of the Kohala Coast...
makes the Kohala Coast an easy starting point for unique Hawaii Big Island adventures such as stargazing on top of Mauna Kea summit, visits to spectacular Waipio and Pololu Valley, a relaxing shopping trip to Kailua Kona and so much more. Even a trip to hot red lava oozing Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is possible as a day trip or take off with one Blue Hawaiian Helicopters right there at the Kohala Coast watching the volcano from above.
5. Ocean activities invite...
Kohala Coast visitors all along the coast. Read the ocean condition signs when snorkeling for tropical fish, turtles and rays on the beaches or at State Parks. There are also plenty of guided ocean tours available for whale watch, sunset cruises, deep sea fishing and scuba diving.
So what do you think: Is the Kohala Coast a special vacation spot in Hawaii or NOT?
Keoki's favorite saying is "Listen to me now, and believe me later" meaning "Come and see for yourselves". Relax in oceanfront village of Puako or indulge in the luxury of gated Kohala Ranch or did you find YOUR special vacation spot somewhere else on another Hawaiian Island? We and our blog visitors would love to know what you have to say.
So what do you think: Is the Kohala Coast a special vacation spot in Hawaii or NOT?
Keoki's favorite saying is "Listen to me now, and believe me later" meaning "Come and see for yourselves". Relax in oceanfront village of Puako or indulge in the luxury of gated Kohala Ranch or did you find YOUR special vacation spot somewhere else on another Hawaiian Island? We and our blog visitors would love to know what you have to say.
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Thursday, February 9, 2012
What is next on the Kohala Coast?
If your mind is set on visiting the Kohala Coast after reading about our Hawaii vacation Summer Special 2012, today's guest post by our good friend Bill N. Jardine, from Big Island Buyers' Brokers will be more than intriguing to you.
Bill has been living and working as a realtor on the Kohala Coast on the Big Island for many decades and has frequently shared his valuable knowledge about the Hawaii real estate market. Hawaii's housing market, prospects and developments of the future are of interest to all of us. Today Bill looks at the huge potential the Waikoloa plains area (see Bill's photo) has for further big changes on the Kohala Coast. So what is next on the Kohala Coast?
Will the Waikoloa plain area be the next big housing growth development on the Kohala Coast?
"The advent of February in Waimea means that the winter is half over and we should be seeing some Kona rains moving up the parched slopes of the vast Waikoloa plain that stretches from the Kawaihae Road on the north to the lovely Hualalai Ranch many miles to the south. This great sweep of pasture lands, pictured above, lies stretched over the surface of the greatest collection of fresh water in the Hawaiian archipelago. For hundreds of thousands of years the freshest water on earth has wended its way deep into the geological labyrinth created by successive layers of hard and soft lavas as the astonishing bulk of Mauna Kea grew like a geological onion until well above the clouds!
Mauna Kea may be the most spectacular volcanic structure known to man. The dry pasture lands of Waikoloa actually are the open door to Hawaii’s future. This vast open area with spectacular weather and drop-dead sunsets was designated over 50 years ago by the Governor Burns Administration as the only place where Hawaii can grow freely and well without the constrictions of water and energy scarcity. It is quite remarkable!
At the southern end of the Waikoloa pastures the steep slopes of Mount Hualalai reach into the clouds, yet not far below the mountain’s wrinkled skin a great, pulsing engine of magma throbs! Now that we need a safer source of geothermal electricity, Hualalai is a natural choice. Additionally, Hualalai is closer to an ideal jumping off place for an inter-island power cable as well. I expect we will be hearing much more about geothermal energy and Hualalai in the future.
We are now facing the retirement of the Baby Boomers, and of course you have all read about that phenomenon. However, it is a good thing to think about the impact it may have on the State of Hawaii. If just one-percent (1%) of the Boomers retire to Hawaii we will need to build new retirement housing for 70,000 people! That is right … 1% equals 70,000 people. Yikes! There is only one place in the State that can handle that pressure, and it is Waikoloa. In fact, there are over 2000 homes already approved for construction, waiting in the wings for demand to rise.
During the course of my lifetime I have seen the shift in economic attention from the smaller Islands to the Big Island. Think of the great things that are going to happen in Hawaii over the next few decades. West Hawaii will be the center for all of that, and you or your kids may want to be a part of it all. A hui hou, Bill N. Jardine, Big Island Buyers' Brokers"
Much mahalo Bill for your thoughts and knowledgeable insights regards the future of our beloved Kohala Coast. If the future of the Kohala Coast and Hawaii is in your hearts and on your minds, please leave a comment. Mahalo and aloha, Pua & Keoki Hawaii Vacations
Bill has been living and working as a realtor on the Kohala Coast on the Big Island for many decades and has frequently shared his valuable knowledge about the Hawaii real estate market. Hawaii's housing market, prospects and developments of the future are of interest to all of us. Today Bill looks at the huge potential the Waikoloa plains area (see Bill's photo) has for further big changes on the Kohala Coast. So what is next on the Kohala Coast?
Will the Waikoloa plain area be the next big housing growth development on the Kohala Coast?
"The advent of February in Waimea means that the winter is half over and we should be seeing some Kona rains moving up the parched slopes of the vast Waikoloa plain that stretches from the Kawaihae Road on the north to the lovely Hualalai Ranch many miles to the south. This great sweep of pasture lands, pictured above, lies stretched over the surface of the greatest collection of fresh water in the Hawaiian archipelago. For hundreds of thousands of years the freshest water on earth has wended its way deep into the geological labyrinth created by successive layers of hard and soft lavas as the astonishing bulk of Mauna Kea grew like a geological onion until well above the clouds!
Mauna Kea may be the most spectacular volcanic structure known to man. The dry pasture lands of Waikoloa actually are the open door to Hawaii’s future. This vast open area with spectacular weather and drop-dead sunsets was designated over 50 years ago by the Governor Burns Administration as the only place where Hawaii can grow freely and well without the constrictions of water and energy scarcity. It is quite remarkable!
At the southern end of the Waikoloa pastures the steep slopes of Mount Hualalai reach into the clouds, yet not far below the mountain’s wrinkled skin a great, pulsing engine of magma throbs! Now that we need a safer source of geothermal electricity, Hualalai is a natural choice. Additionally, Hualalai is closer to an ideal jumping off place for an inter-island power cable as well. I expect we will be hearing much more about geothermal energy and Hualalai in the future.
We are now facing the retirement of the Baby Boomers, and of course you have all read about that phenomenon. However, it is a good thing to think about the impact it may have on the State of Hawaii. If just one-percent (1%) of the Boomers retire to Hawaii we will need to build new retirement housing for 70,000 people! That is right … 1% equals 70,000 people. Yikes! There is only one place in the State that can handle that pressure, and it is Waikoloa. In fact, there are over 2000 homes already approved for construction, waiting in the wings for demand to rise.
During the course of my lifetime I have seen the shift in economic attention from the smaller Islands to the Big Island. Think of the great things that are going to happen in Hawaii over the next few decades. West Hawaii will be the center for all of that, and you or your kids may want to be a part of it all. A hui hou, Bill N. Jardine, Big Island Buyers' Brokers"
Much mahalo Bill for your thoughts and knowledgeable insights regards the future of our beloved Kohala Coast. If the future of the Kohala Coast and Hawaii is in your hearts and on your minds, please leave a comment. Mahalo and aloha, Pua & Keoki Hawaii Vacations
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