Shangri-La In Kapoho on The Big Island is Now Available Through Hawaii Life Vacation Rentals

This is not your standard rental…it's Shangri-La

One of a kind…

Having appeared in television shows and international travel publications and leased by numerous celebrities, all the hype is but a reflection of the tropical serenity that exists in and amongst the four Bali-style cottages, the naturally heated bathing lagoon, and the vestiges of old-Hawaii spirit throughout.

Rustic on the outside doesn't necessitate rustic on the inside

Featuring 5 bedrooms and 4.5 baths (sleeps 8), this unique and idyllic retreat-style home located in the lava-rich Kapoho on the Northeast coast of the Big Island is a tropical wonderland and will be a sanctuary for anyone who gets the chance to stay.

Four Bali-style Cottages

The Round House — which includes a full-size bed — is a 700 sq. ft multi-purpose structure used for yoga, meditation, exercise, massage, entertaining, or just laying low and taking in some TV. Along with a full kitchen, the Pavilion has two bedrooms and two baths, the outside one offering a sunken Jacuzzi-style tub, sauna, and shower.

The multi-purpose Round Room, lit up in the evening glow

A sunken Jacuzzi tub amidst a natural environment

The aptly named Island Bedroom, with a connecting bridge, sits on a plot of rock in the middle of the lagoon and welcomes steady tropical breezes blowing by the full bed. Perched above the lagoon on the edge of the property is the Guest House, a private cottage with a queen bed, kitchenette, dining area, outdoor bath, and a large lanai.

The Guest House, looking majestic…

The Island Bedroom interior, where tropical meets romantic

Other Features Of Shangri-La Include:

• Full Kitchen
• Outdoor Dining Area
• Ceiling Fans
• Washer & Dryer
• Free Wi-Fi
• Jetted Tub
• Treadmill & Free Weights

Venturing outside the volcanic rock walls of the property can be quite rewarding…

Just outside the property’s volcanic rock walls, guests can swim and snorkel with sea turtles in one of the Pacific’s richest and most-protected wildlife preserves or take a short drive to find boutique shops and restaurants in historic old Pahoa town.

Aloha,
Kahea