Just finding your way to the Mauna Lani Resort is a special journey in itself. You follow an old-fashion highway that takes you along lava-strewn terrain. Kalahuipua’a Fishponds of Mauna Lani Resort are the essence and spiritual center of the resort. The seven ponds were created by ancient Hawaiians who used them to raise fish and supplement their ocean fishing efforts.

Widely recognized as a pacesetter in historic preservation and stewardship of the land, Mauna Lani beckons visitors with the spirit of peace. It has taken the leading role in supporting development of the green power market.

This magical journey is fully realized when you arrive at the resort’s new spa. The spa was designed by Sylvia Sepielli. The appearance and ambience is like that of an old Hawaiian Village. Mauna Lani Spa is one of those rare island spas one fondly remembers for reasons far beyond any creative spa menu. The surrounding environment is life changing as you begin to explore the 3,200-acre sanctuary. The Spa and adjoining fitness center include Hawaiian-inspired treatments, fitness classes, lap pool, tennis courts, swaying palm trees and a caring staff all of which help make Mauna Lani the leading spa on the Island of Hawaii. When you explore the 25,000-square-foot spa with an additional 15,000 square feet of outdoor treatment space it is no wonder why Mauna Lani has set a new standard for the industry. The “Fire and Ice” theme was carefully planned to reflect the native healing practices, culture and traditions of old Hawaii while incorporating local island products.