Oceanfront Retreat with Panoramic Views, Sunrises & Whale Watching
Pets: Not allowed. Smoking: Not allowed. Events: Not allowed. Suitable for: children and infants
Overlooking the Pacific Ocean on the east side of Hawaii's Big Island, Hale Kai offers a front-row seat to breathtaking sunrises, radiant moonrises, seasonal whale watching, playful dolphins and graceful sea turtles. The expansive lanai showcases panoramic ocean views and the ever-changing beauty of Hawaii's dramatic coastline, creating an unforgettable setting for relaxation, romance and adventure.
Ideally located in Hawaiian Paradise Park near Hilo, Hale Kai combines a tranquil oceanfront setting with easy access to many of the Big Island's most remarkable attractions. Explore historic Hilo and its authentic island charm, discover the extraordinary landscapes of Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, hike through lush tropical scenery to Haʻena (Shipman) Beach, or enjoy the restaurants, shops and local character of nearby Pahoa.
Whether you're seeking outdoor adventure, a romantic escape or simply a place to unwind beside the ocean, Hale Kai is the perfect base for experiencing the natural beauty and distinctive character of Hawaii's Big Island.
Guests have use of the private entrance, wraparound deck, lanai, garden setting, outdoor seating, and barbecue grill. Beach essentials are provided. This oceanfront home offers room to spend time outside along the Puna coastline.
Our local Heavenly Vacations Hawaii Island team is just a call or message away throughout your stay. From Kona sunsets to Volcano adventures, we love sharing our favorite places to enjoy on the Big Island, and we are here to help right away should any issue arise. We respect your privacy and are here whenever you need us.
The neighborhood:
Keaʻau and Hawaiian Paradise Park sit on the Big Island's lush Puna coast, where rainforest, sea cliffs, and black-lava shoreline give the area a distinctly wild character. This is a rural, car-friendly part of the island rather than a walkable resort district. Explore a local park or the jungle trail toward Haʻena, also called Shipman Beach, browse Orchidland's cafes and shops, or head roughly 17 miles north to Hilo for markets, restaurants, and a fuller town day. It suits travelers who want ocean drama, space, and an East Hawaiʻi experience far from the usual resort loop.
Other things to note:
• Recent installation of a carrier split-system air conditioning unit serving the front portion of the home, including the living room, dining room, kitchen, and office areas.
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