A HAWAIIAN ESCAPE
BURTON LUMBER HAWAII
JANUARY 26-31, 2027
Mauna Lani
Luxury Beach Resort
Mauna Lani is a 3,200-acre natural playground surrounded by sacred fishponds, petroglyph fields, and idyllic beaches. Situated on the Kohala Coast, Mauna Lani commands a 34-acre oceanfront site that spans almost a half mile of coastline and historic ponds. The Great Lawn connects world-class pools to our white sand beach, the Surf Shack and the private Mauna Lani Beach Club. With casually elegant dining at CanoeHouse and HāLani, 36 holes of championship golf, and comprehensive fitness and racquet sports, Mauna Lani is Hawaii’s resort for the generations.
Accommodations
Guest Rooms
A contemporary sensibility defines the hotel’s collection of guest rooms, each room includes a furnished lanai balcony or terrace. Make yourself at home as breezy trade winds, natural sunlight and elegant accommodations create an oasis conducive to savoring the simple pleasures of island time. Channel easy Kohala Coast living with wide-open spaces, refined decor and warm wood tones which draw inspiration from the natural beauty of Hawaii. Wake up to glorious views from behind dramatic floor-to-ceiling window walls or from your private lanai or terrace. An airy, open-floor plan makes the most of indigenous materials. The room also offers a luxurious bathroom with dual vanities and a walk-in shower.
size
520-610 sq. ft.
Bedding
1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
Outdoor space
Private Lanai or Terrace
Views
Mountains, Gardens, and/or Partial Ocean Views
Gather with loved ones to enjoy each other’s company and share stories. Mornings begin with freshly brewed Kona coffee and hearty stacks of ube pancakes. Between midday ocean dips, savor house-made ceviche and citrusy Lani Tais alfresco-style. Discover CanoeHouse, Mauna Lani’s storied oceanfront restaurant where generations of locals have shared exquisite sunsets.
NOURISH THE MIND, BODY & SOUL
Dining & Drinks
Restaurants & Lū’au
CanoeHouse
Dine amongst the company of friends old and new, celebrating Hawaii's soulful connection between land and sea while marveling at the golden sun as it sinks into the Pacific. A storied and special restaurant cherished by visitors and locals alike, CanoeHouse enjoys Japanese-inspired dishes crafted mindfully with diverse ingredients.
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Signature oceanfront restaurant featuring Japanese-inspired cuisine
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Advanced reservations strongly recommended
HāLani
This beloved al fresco eatery introduces a new epicurean journey that embraces the rich culinary traditions of Coastal Mediterranean cuisine with the tropical beauty of Hawai’i to offer a rich tapestry of dishes. Set beneath the swaying palms with Pacific Ocean views, discover a carefully-crafted menu that highlights the unique flavors of the regions and incorporates the abundance of locally-sourced produce and seafood.
Hale Hoaloha Lū’au
Feast amongst the company of dear family and friends while listening to tales of Kalāhuipuaʻa and the five mountains that surround Mauna Lani. When the sun sets and the stars begin to shine, stick around for the fire knife finale and an array of desserts infused with local flavors.
Additional Venues
Greet the day with Kona coffee, providing warmth to the mind, body and soul as you ponder the adventures that await. For lunch, dine on Hawaiian staples like refreshing acai bowls, house-made ceviche and tropical salads crafted with fresh produce cultivated mere minutes from the resort.
Hā Bar
Surrounded by palm-fringed swimming pools and serene views of the Pacific Ocean, Hā Bar features lighter fare and crafted cocktails in addition to inspired lunch and dinner menus. Talk story with a new friend over Lani Tais, or snack on Ahi Crudo as you observe hula dancers sway like the sea breeze that envelops you. The acoustic hum of live music coupled with prime views of the sunset make for the perfect ambience to cap off another day in paradise.
The Market
There's something for everyone at the Market. Inspired by New York’s iconic delis, the Market features everything from house-made sandwiches and salads to warm pastries and desserts, incorporating fresh ingredients cultivated on the Island of Hawai’i. Grab a coffee or smoothie before setting out on a stroll along the Fisherman's Trail, or curate the perfect beach picnic with your favorite bottle of wine.
Surf Shack
Inspired by Hawaii's retro surf dens, the Surf Shack is a place of camaraderie and connectivity, linking Mauna Lani’s family-friendly beach to the Great Lawn. Grab your gear, talk story with friends old and new and ponder the adventures that await as our Kainalu Pros prime your journey with ancient Hawaiian wisdom and tales of their ancestors. After you’ve experienced the inspiring ways of Kainalu, kick back, relax and reflect on the invaluable memories you’ve made as you savor fresh bites and local brews on the deck.
Activities
Beach Club
Pools
Kainalu Ocean Sports
On the shore of one of the island’s most swimmable coves, Mauna Lani Beach Club reimagines the classic Hawaiian beach club for modern ocean adventure. Home to the Kainalu team, our passionate water sports guides, the club is a destination for exploration, from surfing and SUP to whale watching and snorkeling. Or embrace a lazy day in the sun with food, drinks, music and games on our private stretch of white sand beach.
Hang out in the heart of the action, whether playing a friendly beach game or setting out for a surf excursion with our expert Kainalu Watersports team. Reserve a Hālau for family or friends–the perfect way to break from the sun and relax with a bite or a cocktail. For maximum shade and the best views of the beach, look no further than our private clamshells–the perfect personal escape.
Resort Pool
Take a refreshing dip in our oceanfront Resort Pool, where the rhythm of the waves is the backdrop to sun-soaked days. Right by Mauna Lani Beach Club, the Resort Pool is in easy reach of ocean adventure.
Adult Pool
Retreat to the serenity of our Adults Pool, an intimate oasis overlooking ancient fishponds steeped in history. Lounge poolside under swaying palms, or seek shade in a private cabana.
Keiki “Sandy Bottom” Pool
Designed especially for little ones, this shallow, shaded pool is the perfect place to splash and play. Just one and half feet deep, the sandy bottom pool is a mini beach for mini guests, complete with a grassy play area. Next to the Great Lawn, the Keiki Pool is steps from Mauna Lani Beach Club.
Poolside to Beachfront
For the best of both worlds, reserve a Beach Club Halau on the Great Lawn–these cabanas offer easy access to both the Resort Pool and Mauna Lani Beach Club for all-day dips.
Kainalu, meaning “ocean wave” in Hawaiian, honors the relationship between the mauka (mountain) and the makai (sea). By encouraging active experiences on natural terrain, Kainalu is rooted in a deep love for our oceans and with it, a newfound respect for its powers. Our world-class team of Kainalu watermen and women are anchored at Surf Shack, where the Great Lawn meets the beach. Embark on a journey of self-discovery by paddling, snorkeling, boating, and surfing along our legendary coast.
Auberge Spa
Heal from within at the Auberge Spa, where treatments feature the regenerative benefits of Hawai'i’s tried and true wellness methods, passed from one generation to the next. Showcasing thoughtful practices that support a more sustainable Hawai’i, the Auberge Spa spotlights traditional treatments, professional therapists and exclusive concoctions crafted with homegrown plants and botanicals. Guided by the principles of Awe, Connect, Excel and Nurture, The Joy of Wellbeing by Auberge is uniquely brought to life at Mauna Lani.
Treatments
Signature treatments at the Auberge Spa showcase authentic ingredients sourced from local farms, providing regenerative experiences that breathe new life into the mind, body and spirit. Melt tension with the Lomi Lomi massage, an ancient Hawaiian method rooted in the concept of healing. Embrace the restorative properties of aromatherapy oils infused with pikake and vanilla bean, or nourish the skin with the goop Glow Facial, an exclusive treatment offered only at Mauna Lani.
Golf
North Course
The North Course is an 18-hole championship parkland style course. This is the preferred course for our members and low-handicappers seeking a challenge. The course is designed among a Kiawe forest and boasts a 230 acre protected archaeological area with sweeping ocean views. The signature hole is a par three tucked into a natural lava amphitheater and the favorite “I was here” photo spot. This is one of the most popular tournament courses on the island and is home to prestigious intercollegiate tournaments featuring future PGA Tour players.
South Course
The famed South Course is an 18-hole championship links style course with powerful ocean and island views. Between 1990-2000, this course was the host venue to the annual Senior Skins Game. Its 15th hole is one of the most photographed, over-the-water golf holes in the world. The course weaves through lava from the ancient Kaniku lava flow. During the winter months golfers can enjoy watching whales just offshore from the course.
Sports Club
Sports Club & Tennis Garden
Connect with new friends at the Sports Club & Tennis Garden, voted one of the world’s Gold Medal tennis resorts by Tennis Resorts Online. Bond over a pickleball round-robin tournament, nail your ace at an instructional clinic led by our onsite tennis pros or work up a sweat in the fitness center, outfitted with Pelotons, rowing machines and more. When it’s time to cool off, hop in the 25-meter lap pool for a leisurely swim.
Fitness Center
An on-property fitness center outfitted with an array of state-of-the-art equipment such as Peloton bikes, rowing machines, HIIT Mills and more. Build strength and optimize performance on our open-air terrace as the cooling sea breeze envelopes you.
Activities
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Pool and fitness center
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Daily yoga
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Tennis and pickleball courts
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Bicycles
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Wikiwiki Course and driving range
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Living Culture activities
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Holoholo Kids Crew activities
Included Amenities
Rentals
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Tennis and pickleball equipment rentals
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Snorkel gear rentals
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Stand up paddleboard rentals
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Golf club rentals at the Wikiwiki Course and driving range
Other
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Shuttle service within the Mauna Lani Resort Area
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High-speed internet
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In-room coffee, tea and water
Hawaii Island
Hawaii Island, often simply called the Big Island, is the largest and most geologically diverse island in Hawaii. It is famous for its active volcanoes, including Kilauea and Mauna Loa, which can be explored within Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The island features a wide range of climates and landscapes, from lush rainforests and waterfalls near Hilo to dry lava fields and sunny beaches along the Kona coast. Visitors can discover unique attractions such as black sand beaches, coffee farms, and stargazing opportunities atop Mauna Kea. With its dramatic natural scenery and quieter atmosphere, the Big Island offers an adventurous and authentic Hawaiian experience.
UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCES ON THE KOHALA COAST
The Kohala Coast, located along the northwestern shore of Hawaii's Big Island, is renowned for its striking contrast between rugged volcanic landscapes and luxurious oceanfront resorts. This sun-drenched region is one of the driest parts of the island, offering consistently warm weather and clear skies that make it ideal for beachgoers and outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors are drawn to its pristine white-sand beaches, like those near Hapuna Beach State Recreation Area, as well as its world-class golf courses and high-end resorts. Beyond its modern attractions, the Kohala Coast also holds deep cultural significance, with ancient Hawaiian fishponds, petroglyph fields, and historic sites that reflect the rich heritage of the area.
Contact Us
For questions about this event, please contact our travel partners at Destinations:
Destinations Team
burtonlumber@destinationsinc.com
(801) 446-5000 or toll-free at (800) 748-4777