Mauna Lani, Big Island Hawaii

Mauna Lani sits along the Kohala Coast of Hawaii's Big Island, where ancient lava fields meet turquoise waters in one of the most striking landscapes on earth. The resort community is anchored by two legendary golf courses carved through black volcanic rock and dotted with historic fishponds that date back centuries — a place where Hawaiian heritage is woven into every detail. Nearby, the Puako petroglyphs preserve thousands of ancient carvings, and the waters off Hapuna Beach consistently rank among the best in the nation. The Big Island's sheer scale means uncrowded beaches, stargazing from Mauna Kea's summit, and a pace of life that feels genuinely unhurried even by Hawaiian standards. GoForth is actively exploring co-ownership opportunities at Mauna Lani — join our interest list for early access to luxury fractional ownership on Hawaii's most dramatic island.