


Waterfalls, Hilo & the Hamakua Coast
Optional Networking Tour
Date: Sunday, November 15
Time: 1:30 PM – 6:30 PM
💰 Pricing: $129 per person
Pickup/Return: Fairmont Orchid
Tour Highlights:
• Scenic Hāmākua Coast
• ʻAkaka Falls
• Rainbow Falls
• Banyan Drive
• Queen Liliʻuokalani Gardens
• King Kamehameha Statue
• Scenic return via Saddle Road
• Relaxed networking with fellow credit union attendees throughout the afternoon
Space is limited, so advance registration is encouraged.
Experience the beauty of Hawaiʻi’s Big Island on an unforgettable afternoon journey from the Kohala Coast to historic Hilo.
Departing from the Fairmont Orchid, travel along the lush Hāmākua Coast to spectacular ʻAkaka Falls and picturesque Rainbow Falls. Continue through historic Hilo with stops at Banyan Drive, Queen Liliʻuokalani Gardens, and the King Kamehameha Statue.
Along the way, enjoy the perfect opportunity to connect and network with fellow credit union attendees in a relaxed setting while experiencing some of the island’s most beautiful scenery.
The return trip takes you across Saddle Road between the dramatic landscapes of Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa before arriving back at the Fairmont Orchid.
A perfect afternoon of waterfalls, tropical scenery, Hawaiian history and culture—and valuable time connecting with fellow conference attendees.
NCUMA Golf Tournament
Mauna Lani
Auberge South Course
Date: Tuesday November 17, 2026
Mauna Lani - Auberge South Course
Golf course is 2.02 miles from the conference hotel. Each golfer should make their own transposition arrangements to and from the golf course.
1:30 PM to 6:30 PM
💰 Pricing & Rentals
Who Can Attend: Conference Attendees, Conference Registered and Non-Registered Guests
Pricing: $245 Per Person
Club Rental: $70
Golf Box Lunch: $38
Golf Box Lunch: Turkey Club Croissant, Ham/Cheese Sandwich, Turkey/Swiss Sandwich,
Caprese Sandwich Golf Box Lunch, Chicken Caesar Wrap Golf Box Lunch
Box lunches Includes: Maui Style Chips, Whole fruit, Cookies and 1 non alcoholic beverage
The famed South Course is an 18-hole championship links style course with powerful ocean and island views. Between 1990-2000, this course was the host venue to the annual Senior Skins Game. Its 15th hole is one of the most photographed, over-the-water golf holes in the world. The course weaves through lava from the ancient Kaniku lava flow. During the winter months golfers can enjoy watching whales just offshore from the course.

