Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Resort

Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Resort is a window into the splendor of Hawaiian civilization. The beautiful grounds with palm trees and tropical flowers instantly put you into vacation mode while the Polynesian architecture transports you back into another time. This intimate family resort has everything you need to enjoy a peaceful and quiet vacation. Wyndham Kona features two outdoor pools interspersed with lava rock grottos. The children’s pool is perfect for the little ones, and the adult pool is great for a relaxing dip. When it’s time for lunch, take advantage of the bbq grills for a family cookout. There’s a fully-equipped fitness center where you can stay in shape and daily Hawaiian-themed activities to keep the kids occupied.

Spacious, air-conditioned two bedroom condos sleep six guests. Take a family field trip to the local Safeway; it’s just over two miles from the resort, your full kitchen is waiting to be stocked. Bake up a batch of chocolate fudge brownies and let the kids pitch in. Don’t worry if they end up covered in eggs and chocolate; you’ll have an in-suite washer/dryer. While the brownies are in the oven, throw in a load of laundry and catch a sitcom rerun on the Cable TV. Up for a low-key night in? You’re in luck. The DVD player is perfect for movie night. Have everyone get changed into their PJs, grab the brownies (if there any left) and get comfortable on the couch.

Wyndham Kona is across the street from local cafes, restaurants, shops, and supermarkets, and only a short walk to Honl’s Beach. Located on the edge of Ali’i Drive, Honl’s Beach is the birthplace of the boogie board. Palm trees offer shade and tables are perfect for a picnic. Keauhou Shopping Village features a variety of unique shopping and dining options as well as a Regal Cinemas, with first-run movies. Readers of all ages will love Kona Stories, it has new and used books. Check out the women’s apparel made out of silk and the men’s Aloha shirts at Paradise Found. Art lovers will enjoy Clint Sloan Galleries and Blue Seas Artisans. The Heritage Center Museum allows you to explore Hawaiian culture and history (don’t tell the kids it’s educational!) Hungry? For gourmet pizza and pasta, there’s Bianelli’s. Kenichi Pacific has sushi and seafood. You’ll find traditional Thai dishes at Royal Thai Cafe or traditional Mexican dishes at Los Habaneros. For dessert crepes, homemade cakes, salads, sandwiches, and espresso there’s Peaberry & Galette.