Honeymooning at Mauna Lani

Are you looking to create an unparalleled Hawaiian honeymoon? Are we talking celebrity-status luxury? If you want to be a honeymooning rock star, than the Mauna Lani Hotels & Bungalows on the Big Island may just be your fantasy come true. Here are five reasons why you should put this at the top of your list.

5. Sleep on the Beach

This is like that late night that you and your fiancé took a moonlit stroll on the beach with a bottle of champagne and a blanket… except multiplied to the millionth power. Replace that two-buck chuck with an elite wine deserving of Wine Spectator’s 2010 Award of Excellence, and instead of a stiff blanket try to imagine your very own private bungalow lining the Kohala Coast. Each bungalow is fully equipped with outside Jacuzzi, master suite, dining areas, and saltwater ponds. Choose between an oceanfront or ocean view.

4. Relax Your Mind & Body

Are you ready to pamper yourselves? There is a reason why Travel & Leisure Magazine ranked Mauna Lani’s spa one of the World’s Best Spas and it’s rated #1 in the “World’s Best Spas by ‘Islands Magazine’. Each treatment caters to specific cultural history of the Hawaiian Islands, like the Lomi Lomi; a spiritual, ancient Hawaiian massage technique passed on through family generations. The spa, shaped like an old village, also has two natural lava saunas, a meditation pavilion and a watsu pool.

3. Package Deals

There are two nice package deals for your Hawaiian honeymoon available until December 2011. They’re not exactly all-inclusive, but it’s still worth checking out.

Pick Your Passion 2011- One certificate each night of stay, which is valid for a myriad of activities.

Bed & Breakfast 2011- Gourmet breakfast every day

2. Plenty to Do

Are you a golfer? Then you are going to love Mauna Lani Resort’s two championship golf courses, renowned for their clever design and suitable for both novices and experienced players. Mauna Lani also boasts full access fitness clubs with complimentary classes like yoga, Zumba, kickboxing, and body sculpting. And if the resort is somehow unable to provide you with enough entertainment, or the more likely story is that you want to see more of Hawaii in its natural element, than simply ring up the concierge and they will hook you up with any extra activities you are interested in.

1. It’s the Small Things

When you’re disembarking in Hawaii, and taking in your first breath of Hawaii air, you’re going to inevitably notice that it’s not quite like the movies. There is one thing missing– the line of Hawaiian girls with leis, readily draping them over your neck and saying “Aloha”. Sure, you may see some other passengers getting this kind of treatment, maybe even wonder why you’ve been skipped—but this is exactly what we mean by the small things.

If you stay at Mauna Lani, the small things are going to make this vacation that much better. And they’ll do one better than the airport—you’ll get a drink in your hand, too. No need to book a hula lesson either, because that’s as simple as leaving your bedroom, plus it’s free. Feel inspired to ride a bike around the resort? You can skip those day fees altogether. Anything you can think of… snorkeling, lei making, beach cabanas, valet, Kona coffee on-demand, even weaving classes; it is all at your disposal.

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