Outrigger Fairway Villas

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Donatoni's Restaurant (at Hilton Waikoloa):

Hawaii Calls Restaurant (at Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort):

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Kings' Course: 1. Location

Location of Outrigger Fairway Villas is very quaint, yet convenient. You will feel like you are on a remote pristine island - it is just so quiet and peaceful, especially at night!

Many shops, fast-food places and upscale restaurants at Kings' Shops are within easy walking distance. The main town, Kona, is about 25 miles south of the condos.

Kona Airport is a 20-min drive away. When you first arrive, check-in is located at the Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort, which is a 5-min drive from the Outrigger Fairway Villas (villas do not have their own check-in desk).

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2. Rooms

Each 2- and 3-bdr condo is 2 stories high. Your condo will be new, clean and very spacious. If you want privacy and relaxation, you won't be disappointed!

There are 78 condos. Each condo has:
• Air-conditioning
• Ceiling fans
• Vaulted ceilings
• Private lanai with golf course or lake view
• Full kitchen (dishwasher, built-in microwave, large double-door refrigerator, coffee maker, rice cooker, blender, granite and marbel counter tops)
• Stacked washer/dryer
• Color cable TV
• Hair dryer
• Iron and board
• Large soaking tub and separate shower
• Maid service

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3. Restaurants

There are quite a few restaurants and cafes located within 1-2 miles from the condo. Here are our 5 favorite places:

1) Donatoni's - 1 mile away, at Hilton Waikoloa Village

This is one of the most romantic restaurants in Hawaii, known for its old Italian ambiance. Donatoni’s has welcomed superstars like Clint Eastwood, Tom Cruise, Kevin Costner, John Glenn, and many others.

Designed as an Italian villa, Donatoni’s offers lanai front seating along the waterway with beautiful sunset views. You can enjoy intimate dining in one of four separate dining rooms that offer comfortable seating and beautiful floral arrangements.

Some of their best entrees are:

• Filleto Mediterraneo
  Beef tenderloin, marinated and grilled, topped with artichokes, arugula and sun dried tomatoes, served with mashed potatoes and porcini truffle aioli.
• Agnello Marchigiano
  Pan roasted rack of lamb with figs, mint saffron infusion, served with mashed potatoes.
• Pescespada Del Ponente
  Grilled swordfish with cannellini beans and asparagus salad.

2) Kamuela Provision Company - 1 mile away, at Hilton Waikoloa Village

Start your evening by sipping a tropical cocktail while viewing the breathtaking Pacific sunset, or order a glass of wine from the new wine bar. Between 6 and 9pm, you can listen to contemporary island guitar music which sets a perfect mood for the evening.

Menu at Kamuela Provision Company includes charbroiled steaks, fresh seafood and Hawaiian delicacies like:

• Tahitian Curried Crab Soup
  Garnished with crab crostini, leeks and carrots.
• Volcano Seared Blue Pacific Ahi
  Mildly spiced seared sashimi grade ahi on three bean rice salad with shoyu lime and creamy mustard sauce.
• Mild Red Thai Shrimp Curry
  Served in a pineapple half, with roasted pineapple and steamed white rice.

3) Hawaii Calls Restaurant - 0.7 miles away, at Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort

Specializes in a unique blend of ethnic cuisine that combines Asian and Hawaiian traditions. You will enjoy beautiful views of sunrise or sunset over Anaehoomalu Bay. Open for breakfast, dinner and cocktails.

4) Royal Luau - 0.7 miles away, at Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort

The sound of a conch shell welcomes you to the traditional Hawaiian feast. You get typical Polynesian and Asian dishes, such as Teriyaki beef, sweet and sour pork, Hawaiian Sweet Potatos, Mahi Mahi, etc., and tropical drinks. The setting is beautiful, the show is very good, and the atmosphere is distinctly Hawaiian. Luau runs Sundays and Wednesdays at 5 pm.

5) The Clipper Lounge - 0.7 miles away, at Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort

Offers a light bistro menu, cocktails, and Hawaiian entertainment every evening. Try the ever-popular 'Clippertini' drink! Open 5pm-11pm.

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4. Things to do

On-site facilities include:
• Swimming pool (small but clean and warm)
• Nice Jacuzzi
• Poolside picnic areas with gas barbecue grills
• Fitness center
• Several championship golf courses are nearby
• Free parking

• Nearby facilities:

  You are invited to use facilities at the Villas' sister property - Waikoloa Beach Marriot, an Outrigger Resort. It is only a 5-min drive.

  Check out their swimming pool with water slide, or relax at the excellent Anaehoomalu Bay beach. Other facilities include children's program (Marriott Keiki Club), tennis courts, Hawaii Calls Restaurant and Hawaiian Rainforest Spa. Any charges can be billed directly to your condo.

• Kings' Shops:

  An easy walk from the Outrigger Fairway Villas are Kings' Shops - the largest mall on the Kohala Coast, with 75,000 sq ft of shopping, dining, and entertainment. They have art and furnishings, specialty gifts, DFS duty free shops, and an array of restaurants.

  Dolphin Galleries offer fine art, bronze and glassware; you can get shell souvenirs, from jewelry to wind chimes, at Island Shells, a beautiful locally made ukulele at the Ukulele House (they have over 150 different ukuleles on display, including some unique vinatage instruments).

  If you are interested in fine jewelry, take a look at Kings’ jewelry stores like Haimoff & Haimoff (unusual designs with flair and individuality are their specialty), Maui Divers (corals, South Seas pearls, Tahitian black pearls, opals, diamonds), or Royal Gold (elegant Hawaiian heirloom jewelry in gold, exotic Tahitian black pearls and exquisite crystal).

  You can find all kinds of resort wear at Crazy Shirts, Honolua Surf Co. (hip, high quality, casual wear with a tropical twist), Kane Malia (Aloha wear), Kubuku (multitude of sarong skirts), Macy’s or Louis Vuitton.

• Golf:

  Two outstanding courses are nearby:

  Beach Course - designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., it literally carves through the magnificent lava flows along scenic Anaehoomalu Bay. The par-70 Beach Course features numerous sand bunkers, water features and the most spectacular oceanfront par-5 in Hawaii on the 502-yard, 12th hole. From this hole, you can see awesome vistas of neighboring islands, and in winter, whales breaching offshore.

  Kings' Course - This 7,064-yard, 18-hole, par-72 course was designed by former British Open champion, Tom Weiskopf, and Jay Morrish. It has a Scottish links-style layout with pot bunkers, undulating fairways, multiple tee placements and lava outcroppings. Golf Digest rated it one of the top two new resorts in America.

Kiahuna Plantation

1. Location

Kiahuna Plantation condos are managed by two different companies (Castle and Outrigger), so it is known both as Outrigger Kiahuna Plantation, and Castle Kiahuna Plantation and Beach Bungalows.

Kiahuna Plantation occupies a lovely beachfront in Poipu on the sunniest side of the island. It is located on 35 acres of tropically landscaped grounds. The atmosphere is relaxed and carefree.

Quaint, low-rise wooden buildings at Outrigger and Castle Kiahuna Plantation look like a 19th century Hawaiian plantation. They are surrounded by lagoons, tall swaying coconut palms, large shady monkey pod trees, and fragrant blossoming plumeria.

Across the street is the Poipu Shopping Village, a lovely open-air island-style mall with shops and restaurants nestled in the middle of the gardens. It is a very safe area, so if you are traveling with teens, they can go to the shopping center on their own.

Historic Koloa Town is a few minutes drive away. It is a very charming place where you can see ruins of Kauai's first sugar plantation and some of the oldest buildings in Hawaii. Each building has its own story, for example, one of them was Kauai's first hotel where traveling salesmen stayed over 100 years ago.

The town has a few local shops, grocery store where you can get fresh island fruit, vegetables and meat, and some restaurants.

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2. Rooms

Outrigger and Castle Kiahuna Plantation offer 333 condos in forty two 2- and 3-story buildings (no elevators). This is a large resort, so the buildings are spread out, and some garden view condos are set almost 1/4 of a mile back from the ocean. If you want to be close to the beach, book a partial ocean or ocean view condo.

Another reason to book an ocean view condo (rates), believe it or not, is the roosters. As you may have heard, Kauai is full of free-roaming roosters, and you will see some around Kiahuna Plantation. They normally hang out close to Poipu Road, in the area where garden view condos are located. It is not a huge problem, but if you are a light sleeper and don't want to be waken up very early in the morning, we recommend that you book at least a partial ocean or ocean view condo.

Castle and Outrigger Kiahuna Plantation gives you a lot of privacy and space. All 1- and 2-bedroom condos are individually decorated and vary in style, but all are nice, clean, and get lots of ocean breezes that keep the air cool.

Each condo features:
• Ceiling fans, no a/c
• Private lanai
• Full kitchen (stove, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, coffee maker, pots and pans, utensils)
• Color cable TV and VCR
• Tub/shower or shower only
• Hair dryer
• Iron and board
• Non-smoking ro
• Daily maid service
• oms available

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Kiahuna Plantation:

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Living room: 3. Restaurants

1) Plantation Gardens Restaurant

The restaurant's building used to be the estate of the planation manager, back in the days when this place was a large sugar plantation. It is a beautiful place, surrounded by lush gardens and carp ponds. Open-air lanai, bamboo ceiling fans, Brazilian cherrywood floors, and a solid koa wood bar enhance your dining experience. Food is excellent, from the Seafood Laulau entree to the Banana Lumpia dessert.

Happy hour at 4pm - stop by for appetizers, pizza and cocktails
Dinner served 5:30pm-10pm

2) CasaBlanca at Kiahuna

New restaurant located at the Kiahuna Swim & Tennis Club, across the street from the Kiahuna Plantation. You can relax on a cool outside veranda that overlooks the tennis courts and the pool.

Open for breakfast and lunch.

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4. Things to do

• Beach
  The beach in front of Castle and Outrigger Kiahuna Plantation is great for swimming and snorkeling (you will see tons of fish!). It is borderd by a very nice large lawn area. You can really spend your whole vacation just lounging around the beach and sitting under the palms with a good back. Families can have a picnic or play games.

• Pool and tennis courts
  Newly build Kiahuna Swim & Tennis Club is right across the street. It has a swimming pool with children's play area, whirlpool spa, and an Activity Hut where you can get towels. There are also 10 brand-new tennis courts and a pro shop

• Moir Gardens
  Located on the grounds, these gardens feature a renowned collection of cacti, succulent plants and orchids. The aloes collection is especially amazing! You can take explore the gardens on your own, or take a guided tour (at 9am Tue or 4pm Thu).

Other facilities include:
• Picnic area with gas BBQs
• Acitivity desk
• Watersports rentals
• Movie rentals
• 18-hole Kiahuna Golf Club is next door (you will recevie preferred rates)
• Children's program for ages 4-12 (rates appr $45 full day with lunch, $30 half-day with lunch)
  Every day during peak season, every other day during slow season
• Laundromat
• Laundry and dry cleaning valet service (fee)
• Luggage storage for early arrivals and late departures
• Free parking

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Aina Nalu Resort

1. Location

Aina Nalu Resort is about 3 blocks away from the ocean, on a quiet side street (a rarity in Lahaina). You will be able to walk through Lahaina every night without have to drive everywhere. If you want to shop for souvenirs, browse art galleries, and dine at charming waterfront restaurants, Front Street has many different places for you to see.

You can also walk to the historic Lahaina Harbor that used to be the busiest whaling port of the Pacific in the early 1800s, and is now a beautiful restored waterfront spot where you can walk around and watch the ocean.

Aina Nalu's only drawback is the fact that you are not on the beach. Lahaina doesn't have any good swimming beaches, so you'll have to take a short drive to Kaanapali for swimming and snorkeling in the ocean.

Lush landscaping at Aina Nalu Resort (former Ohana Maui Islander) creates relaxing, close-to-home atmosphere. Wooden buildings are barely visible through the densely planted coconut palms, royal poinciana and rainbow shower trees. Papaya and banana trees make the grounds look like a fruit garden. Red, white and yellow ginger plants, hibiscus and birds of paradise add glorious sprays of color. Take a brief walk around, and you can feel your "mainland" worries melting away.

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2. Condos

Outrigger Aina Nalu Resort offers studios, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom condos, all with garden views. Units are located in twelve 2-story wooden buildings. You will be pleasantly impressed with the interiors - every room has been thoroughly renovated in 2005. You just can't beat the prices on - these are some of the best buys in Lahaina and Kaanapali!

Condos are airy and light, decorated in russet, bronze, natural stone and rattan.

Studios include kitchenette with built-in microwave and under-counter refrigerator. One- and two-bedroom units feature complete kitchen with dishwasher, built-in microwave, refrigerator, and ceramic cook top and oven. Everything you need for cooking is provided, including shiny and new dishes and silverware.

As part of the renovation, Aina Nalu Resort recently installed 26" Dell flat-screen TV in the bedrooms, and another 20" TV in the living rooms.

Immaculate-looking bathrooms have natural stone floors and brand-new large stone showers (no bathtubs). Shower is open: it is deep enough and covered in slate tile, so you don't need a door or curtain. Medicine cabinet, many drawers, and Aveda toiletries make the bathrooms not just nice-looking but also very convenient.

This is a pretty quite place. The only noise that you will hear is the wonderful sounds of bird songs at dawn. Aina Nalu Resort (former Ohana Maui Islander) gives you the "Old Lahaina" charm that other hotels just don't have.

There are 92 studios and condos, each unit features:
• Two-story buildings with stairs (no elevators)
• Air-conditioning
• Ceiling fans
• Balcony is available in second floor 1-bedroom condos only
• Studios come with kitchenette;
  1- and 2-bedroom condos have full kitchen
• Cable TV and video games
• Brand-new appliances from Whirlpool and Kohler
• Coffee maker
• Blackout drapes
• Hair dryer upon request
• Iron and board
• In-room safe
• Daily maid service
• Non-smoking rooms available

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3. Restaurants

Outrigger Aina Nalu Resort does not have an on-site restaurants, but there are quite a few restaurants and cafes located within a short walk from the hotel. Here are our 2 favorite places:

1) Blue Lagoon Tropical Bar & Grill – 0.1 miles away, at 658 Front Street

Looking for a remote idyllic hideaway to grab a bite to eat? Then head to “Blue Lagoon Tropical Bar & Grill” nestled right across from the famous Banyan Tree. it is surrounded by waterfalls, palm streets and babbling brooks, and feels like a nice retreat from the busy Front Street.

Menu includes tasty appetizers like Ale Battered Mushrooms and panko-crusted Calamari Strips that are perfect with Blue Lagoon's creative tropical drinks like "Red Death" or "Sex in a Palm Tree". One of the best entrees is "Ono-Ono" grilled, topped with mango salsa and set atop a bed of white rice with mango sauce and sir-fry vegetables. Prices are very reasonable, so you can take the whole family there and not break your pocketbook.

2) Cheeseburger in Paradise – 0.4 miles away, at 811 Front Street

This place is always hopping! A terrific atmosphere and affordable prices grant it instant popularity, and the burgers are out of this world. Choose a juicy loaded beef burger and add yummy gigantic fries and a tropical drink, or opt for the veggie and chicken selections.

The location is unbeatable, next to the seawall on Front Street in Lahaina. You will have an absolutely spectacular oceanfront view from your table.

Live band comes on stage around 4:30pm, and they play a variety of rock music, classic tunes, and current hits, to make sure everybody is having a good time.

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4. Things to do

Aina Nalu Resort complex is spread across 10 landscaped acres and includes a sun deck, barbecues and picnic area in a quiet garden setting. The atmosphere is very casual and family-oriented.

Other facilities include:
• New swimming pool
• Lighted tennis court
• 24-hour front desk
• Activities desk 8am - 5pm
• Shuttle to Kaanapali
• Special rates at Gold's Gym, 10-minute walk from hotel
• Hospitality room
• Luggage storage
• Laundromat (fee)
• Laundry/dry cleaning valet service (fee)
• Parking (fee)

Resort buildings C and F:

Building E:

Studio garden view:

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Ohana Waikiki Beachcomber

Ohana Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel:

Lobby:

Room: 1. Location

One of the best things about Ohana Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel is its great location - one block from Waikiki Beach, across the street from the upscale Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, and next door to bargain shopping at the International Market Place. It is surrounded by restaurants and shopping on all four sides!

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2. Rooms

The hotel may be a little old, but all rooms are nice and clean. Your room will be furnished with Berber carpets, contemporary furniture including nice TV armoire and prints by local artists. Soft, tropical motifs create a relaxing atmosphere. Japanese screen doors lead to a nice open-air balcony where you can have a good time relaxing and people-watching.

There are 500 rooms and 7 suites. Each room has:
• Beds: 1 king or 1 queen or 2 doubles
• Air-conditioning
• Private lanai
• Color TV with pay-per-view movies
• Refrigerator
• Hair dryer
• Coffee/tea maker
• Iron and board
• In-room safe
• Bathroom with handheld shower
• Non-smoking floors are available

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3. Restaurants

1) The Hibiscus Cafe – This nice and cozy Hawaiian-style cafe invites you for breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can try Island and American cuisine in cool tropical surroundings.

2) Menehune Snack Bar - Stop by for a poolside snack or take-out for your daily excursion.

City view:

Deluxe ocean view room:

Junior suite:

Swimming pool:

Hibiscus Cafe:

Don Ho:

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4. Things to do

• Hawaiian Cultural Activities
  Hula Lessons - 1-hour Hawaiian Hula dance lesson in small groups. You'll learn the "Hukilau" and get a chance to perform together with ukulele students.

  Ukulele Lessons - you'll learn to play a Hawaiian song complete with chords and lyrics during a one hour ukulele lesson. Then you will play the music for your fellow hula students.

  Lei Making Classes - design and string your very own lei from fresh Hawaiian flowers.

  Activities are offered Tue, Thu, Sun
  Cost: $15 per lesson (in 2005)

• Dinner Shows
  1) The Magic of Polynesia - this is a show that's mystical, romantic, majestic and exotic all at the same time. Witness expert hula, chanting and songs by one of Hawaii's most talented performing troupes. Then Hawaii's internationally acclaimed illusionist, John Hirokawa, unfolds mystifying illusions and special effects right before your eyes.

  2) Don Ho Show - After 35 years, Hawaii's most famous lounge singer still performs five nights a week at the Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel. The Don Ho show features a mix of humor, stories and songs accompanied by the organ. A cast of young Hawaii talent performing everything from familiar Hawaiian music to romantic ballads, country and pop. Don Ho himself always croons his crowd-pleasers, Tiny Bubbles, Pearly Shells, I'll Remember You and other romantic favorites.

  3) Blue Hawaii - Great Elvis impressionist recreates the romantic old Hawaii! Exciting and talented entertainer Jonathan Von Brana stars in Hawaii's newest show that features the music that Elvis made famous in the movies and concert filmed in the islands.

• Children's Program
  Very popular! Fun and educational activities based on Hawaiian culture and crafts. The activities vary on a daily basis so your kids can enjoy the program many times during your stay. Typical activities include: hula and lei making, Hawaiian musical instruments, coconut frond weaving, rocks and gems of Hawaii, haku weaving, Hawaiian petroglyphs, lauhala art, fish prints, seaweed bookmarks, kite making, supervised swimming in the pool. Full day is appr. $50, half-day $40.

Other facilities are:
• Outdoor swimming pool
• New hot tub on the pool deck
• Activity desk
• Sundry shop
• Room service 6am-11pm
• Laundromat
• Laundry and dry cleaning service
• Parking $10/day (in 2005)

Napili Kai Beach Resort

Location

The first thing that you should know about Napili Kai Beach Resort - the beach here is one of the best on the West Side for swimming and snorkeling. Many units have a view of the Pacific, with neighbor islands Molokai and Lanai in the distance.

The one- and two-story buildings with double-hipped Hawaii-style roofs are spread over 10 very lush beachfront acres, so you'll never feel overcrowded. Napili Kai Beach Resort is a traditional resort, so expect flaming tiki lamps and palm trees, along with the relaxed feel of old Hawaii.

You will be 5 miles away from Kaanapali and 9 miles from Lahaina. Maui's main airport, Kahului (OGG), is 36 miles away, and Kapalua Airport (JHM), which offers limited flight schedule to and from Honolulu, is 3 miles away.

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2. Rooms

Hawaiian-style rooms are done in sea-foam green, mauve, and rattan; shoji doors open onto your lanai, with the beach and ocean right outside. The rooms closest to the beach have no air-conditioning, but ceiling fans usually suffice as the front doors are all vented to allow for the cool tradewinds to flow into your room.

Napili Kai Beach Resort is very quiet and noise-free, the only sounds you will hear are the waves and the birds. Keep the lanai doors open all the time, so the waves can lull you to sleep, and the sunshine bird songs can wake up up.

Beach at Napili Kai Beach Resort:

Beach at sunset:

Beachfront suite:

Beachfront lanai:

Ground floor beachfront studio:

Grounds:

Seahouse Restaurant:

One of the four pools:

The room categories are:

1) Studio:
One large room with fully equipped kitchenette, bath and private lanai. Accommodates 1-3 persons. Solid king or two twin beds and rollaway or crib for 3rd person (extra charge).

2) Family Studio (Keaka buildings):
One large room with fully equipped kitchenette and large private lanai. Bath with double sink, separate shower, and water closet. Solid king or two twins with queen sofa bed. Accommodates family of up to four people with children 12 years and younger. Not suitable for two adult couples or families with children older than 12 years.

3) 1-Bedroom Suite:
Sleeping accommodations in both rooms, 1 or 2 baths, fully equipped kitchenette and private lanai. Accommodates 2-5 persons. Either solid king and two twin beds or solid king and twin day beds and rollaway or crib for 5th person (extra charge).

4) 2-Bedroom Suite:
Two bedrooms with sleeping accommodations also in living room, 2 baths, fully equipped kitchenette and private lanai. Accommodates 4-7 persons. Solid king, two twin beds and queen sofa bed and rollaway or crib for 3rd person (extra charge).

5) Keaka 2-Room Suite (Keaka I building):
Two side-by-side hotel rooms with interior connecting doors and exterior connecting lanais. Each room has 1 king or 2 twins, so the suite can accommodate up to 5 people.

6) Keaka 2-Room Suite (Keaka II building):
Same as the suite above, except it consists of connecting hotel room and studio, so it can fit up to 7 people.

Each unit has:
• Ceiling fans
• Air conditioning in many (but not all) units
• Large private lanai
• Cable color TV
• Refrigerator
• Kitchenettes (2- or 4-burner cooktop, microwave, toaster, dishes and dishwasher in some units)
• Coffee maker
• Telephone with voice mail and Internet hook-up
• Nice tropical bathroom amenities: shampoo, rinse, soap, hand cream, shower cap
• Hair dryer
• Iron and board
• In-room safe
• Daily maid service

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3. Restaurants

1) Sea House Restaurant
Breakfast: 8:00 - 10:30 am
Lunch: 11:30 - 2:00 pm
Dinner: 5:30 - 9:00 pm (Oct-Mar)
6:00 - 9:00 pm (Apr-Sep)

The Sea House Restaurant at Napili Kai Beach Resort is one of those off-the-beaten-path, out-of-the-way discoveries that you talk about long after you’re back home. Located just steps away from the water on beautiful Napili Bay, this charming restaurant exudes tropical splendor, from the tiki torches that light up the bay to the Hawaiian music that fills the fragrant night air.

On Monday and Wednesday traditional Prime Rib is served; on Friday 1 lb. Alaskan King Crab Legs and Thursday a 7 oz. lobster tail. Tuesday night might be the most special of all because the Sea House puts away their regular menu and offers one of the most delightful and charming dinner shows that you’ll ever see, the Polynesian Hula Dinner Show featuring the Keiki (children) of the Napili Kai Foundation.

One of the best entrees is Seafood Napoleon – Grilled Copper River Salmon, Ahi (Yellow-Fin Tuna), and Jumbo Tiger Prawn with Steelhead Salmon Caviar, grilled Upcountry vegetables, and saffron aoli.

2) Whale Watchers Bar
Cocktails: 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
Enjoy a tropical drink, beer, wine or a beverage from our full service bar. Every evening, you can watch live Hawaiian music and dancing from 7pm until 9pm.

3) Makai Hale
Snacks: 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
Stop here to pick up complimentary snorkels, masks, beach towels, beach mats, or buy a hot dog, ice cream or tropical drink.

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Large whirlpool:

Cabana on the beach:

Golf at Kapalua:




4. Things to do

• Resort Activities
  Special weekly events give Napili Kai Beach Resort a "local" feel. You are invited to participate in hula lessons, lei-making lessons and a mai tai party. On Mondays, the resort hosts a fun adult putting party with 50¢ cocktails. Every morning and afternoon, the complimentary coffee and tea in the lobby turn into a social hour where you can meet your fellow traveleres in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

• Golf
  Three championship Kapalua Golf Courses are located adjacent to Napili Kai Beach Resort:

  1) The Bay Course - par 72, designed by Arnold Palmer and Francis Duane. It is set among pineapple fields and breathtaking natural formations.

  2) The Village Course - par 71, designed by Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay. First 5 holes sit high into the West Maui Mountains, surrounded by palms and hibiscus. Holes #4 and #5 are set on a lava peninsula that carves two sparkling bays. When you emerge on the 6th tee, you are greeted by a stunning panorama of the Pacific.

  3) The Plantation Course - par 73, designed by Bill Coore and Ben Creshaw. This is a mountain course that climbs to 750 ft above sea level through centuries-old groves of eucalyptus and Cook pines. Enjoy panoramic views of a pristine lake, pineapple fields, lush green gorges filled with guava, passion fruit and grasses. Hole #7 is the most dramatic with a 150 ft drop in elevation from tee to green.

Other facilities are:
• 4 pools
• Very large heated whirlpool
• 4 outdoor barbecue areas
• Makai Massage & Bodywork - on-site spa offering massage, hot rocks, body treatments, facials, and waxing
• Exercise Room - with stairclimber, treadmill, weight machine, bicycle, stretching area with mats
• 2 shuffleboard courts
• 18-Hole putting green
• Breezeway Boutique - where you can buy lovely Hawaiian gifts, estate jewelry and clothes.
• Dry cleaning service (fee)
• 4 self-service laundry rooms with complimentary service
• Internet Kiosk in the lobby (fee)
• Babysitting (fee)
• Concierge
• Free parking
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