Look into Kailua Kona holiday rentals or holiday homes in Kailua Kona for your next trip to Hawaii. The island of Kailua Kona is divided in half by three volcanoes, Hualalai, Mauna Kea, and Mauna Loa. Kailua Kona, which means “leeward” in Hawaiian, sits on the leeward side of the big island of Hawaii. The island is so large it includes 11 of the world’s 13 climate zones. The island’s mountains block the northeasterly trade winds and rain, allowing an average of 300 days of sunshine a year. Kailua Kona is popular for sport fishing, snorkeling, sunsets and coffee. There are several comfortable holiday homes in Kailua Kona or Kailua Kona holiday rentals to choose from.

Weather and ocean conditions can differ greatly on each side of the island depending on the time of year and the predominant trade winds. It tends to rain every night on the more highly elevated areas. For the most part the weather doesn't change much. The temperature change between night and day is greater than the temperature change between winter and summer. Kailua Kona does have a hurricane season but there has never been record of one hitting the island. Browse our selection of Kailua Kona holiday rentals and holiday homes in Kailua Kona.