Ke Nani Kai:
Located on Molokai's sunny west coast in the master-planned Kaluakoi Resort is Ke Nani Kai, a complex of 120 low rise condominiums nestled between the 8th and 17th fairways of the Kaluakoi Golf Course. The spacious apartments are tastefully furnished to reflect the tropical beauty that surrounds them. To compliment the resort, there are two championship tennis courts, a luxurious 60-foot free-form pool with accompanying heated whirlpool and BBQ area.
Artwork:
The condo features the paintings of Maui artist, Nancy Hoke. Keep an eye out for her work in Lahaina's galleries if you happen to spend any time in Maui.
How to get here:
Molokai is a 20 minute flight from Honolulu or Maui. To get to Molokai, you will need to make inter-island flight arrangements on one of the following carriers:
Island Air (8 flights daily) 1-800-323-3345
Molokai Air Shuttle (4-6 flights daily) 1-808-545-4988
You can also book flights through Aloha Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines. Both use Island Air for their Molokai flights
Boat:
Ferry Service is available daily between Lahaina, Maui and Kaunakakai, Molokai. PH: 1-800-275-6969 or visit www.molokaiferry.com
Car rental agencies:
Budget Rental Car 1-800-527-0700
Dollar Rental Car 1-800-367-7006
Island Kine Auto Rentals 808-553-5242 or 1-866-527-7368 (toll free)
Golf:
Voted '#3 Most Thrilling Hole in Hawaii - Kaluakoi Hole No. 3, par 3,184 yards' - Seattle Post Intelligencer by Tracy Cabot and Marshall Whitfield. Course architect Robin Nelson and NBC golf analyst Mark Rolfing helped finalize the selection and arranged the holes in the best playing sequence.
Kaluakoi Golf Course is a recently reopened and refurbished 18-hole Par 72 golf course designed by Theodore 'Ted' Robinson that combines challenging golf with a visual experience that takes advantage of the unparalleled West Molokai views with beautiful ocean views and island contours with open range land blending with the untouched wilderness. You will find 'no waiting' for this oceanfront golf course. Using the natural terrain and narrow fairways, there are some tough bunkers and water hazards to maneuver around. The first 9 holes are at sea level with panoramic views over the isolated 3 mile white sand Papohaku Beach towards the island of Oahu in the distance. A stiff wind is often present as this course provides a scenic and challenging experience.
Other Activities:
whale watching, stargazing, sunset watching, shell collecting, hiking
Learn more about this holiday rental at the owner's website:
