Kohala Kai has ocean access for water sports, including snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, outrigger canoeing and stand up paddling.

The shoreline trail is ideal for adventurous hikers, fishing and tide pool exploration.

Deep-sea fishing and private sail charters are five minutes away at the Port of Kawaihae.

Slightly inland from Kohala Kai’s coastal trial lies a segment of the historic Ala Loa Trail which Hawaiians used for their travels around the Island. Today, it is a place for jogging and scenic, leisurely walks. World class golf, shopping, luxury spas, sports clubs and dining are just minutes away

Sunrises and sunsets express themselves in delicate pastels and fiery hues. Changes in weather and time of day filter the light, continually shifting the character of the landscape.

Spinner dolphins join vibrantly colored reef fish; whales appear offshore during winter and spring. Dramatic mountain vistas are seen year round.

Kohala Kai is committed to preserving and enhancing the land and ocean, and respecting the history and culture.

The coastal area at Kohala Kai has been set aside for preservation. The archeological sites have been protected with natural rock wall enclosures and signage approved by the State Historic Preservation Division.