

Located oceanfront on Kauai's Coconut Coast, Aston Islander on the Beach is situated on six acres of tropical grounds with a nostalgic plantation-era atmosphere that provides a peaceful retreat.
Located where the famous Wailua River meets the Pacific, Hilton Garden Inn Kauai Wailua Bay is adjacent to Lydgate Beach Park, in walking distance of Wailua Bay.
This beautiful full-service resort is situated oceanfront on 25 lush acres of Kauai's longest strolling beach. Centrally located minutes from the airport, golf courses, shopping and more.
Set on six acres of tropical gardens along a pristine stretch of beach on Kauai's Coconut Coast, Kauai Shores Hotel is adjacent to Coconut Marketplace shopping village, and just a mile from Kapaa Town and the Wailua River.
Located on one of Kauai's favorite swimming beaches, Kalapaki Beach, the resort offers golden sands, on-site restaurants and Hawaii's largest one-level swimming pool. Formerly known as Kauai Marriott Resort.
Nestled between the mountains and the ocean, this resort's location on the Garden Isle makes an ideal getaway. Guests can relax in style at the resort's beautiful beach location in Kaua'i and experience their zero edge infinity pool with ocean views.
Located in the seaside town of Kapa'a on Kauai's east coast, this boutique hotel encompasses all of the best things about the Garden Isle, from charming guest rooms to a variety of on-site activities and amenities. Daily complimentary grab and go breakfast is served with island fruits, granola, yogurt and more.
Located on the sunny South Shore between Lihue and Poipu and just five minutes from the Lihue Airport, explore the Garden Isle from these luxury oceanfront residences at Hokuala, a 450-acre Kauai resort.
This resort is located on Kauai's east side, between Wailua and the historical town of Kapa'a.
Guests will discover one of the world’s premier wellness sanctuaries, with personalized programming for fitness, nutrition, and wellbeing. Beyond the resort, Kauai’s magical North Shore offers abundant activities, from the Wailua River to the majestic Na Pali Coast.
Located on the sunny Poipu coast on 70 acres of lushly landscaped grounds, this resort is comprised of five condominium communities, each with its own distinctive style.
Get ready to be charmed by the feel of old Hawaii at Castle Kiahuna Plantation & The Beach Bungalows, which is located in Poipu and set upon 35 acres of landscaped lawns and gardens.
Lush gardens and dramatic waterfalls set the mood for a spectacular experience.
Located on Poipu beach on Kauai's southern shore, the property's lush 35 acres are landscaped with tropical plantings and foliage, an extensive cactus and succulent garden and many relaxing water features.
Inspired by the spectacular sunsets, colorful native flowers, and vibrant sea life of Kauai, Ko`a Kea Resort on Poipu Beach captures the natural essence of luxury island adventure.
Located on 25-acres in the heart of Poipu on Kauai's sunny South Shore, Koloa Landing is a short walk to Poipu Beach & adjacent to the seaside shops at Kukui'ula Village. The resort features a 350,000-gallon saltwater pool, three lagoon pools and deluxe studios and villas.
Nestled on 20 oceanfront acres on Kauai's famed Poipu Beach, this resort is an iconic gem on the south shore's oceanfront playground.
Located just 15 minutes from Lihue Airport, the Wailua-Kapaa area is comprised of two towns that blend together almost seamlessly. While the beaches of the city are a top attraction, the historically rich area and easily accessible outdoor activities captivate visitors from all around.
It would be hard to miss the Wailua River as you explore the area, 20-miles long, it's the largest navigable river in Hawaii. Originating from the 5,148-foot Mount Waialeale, the Wailua River weaves through the landscape, feeding waterfalls as it makes its way towards the Pacific Ocean. The most well-known waterfalls to stem from the Wailua River are the Opaekaa and Wailua. Featured in films and television shows, both waterfalls are very accessible making them a must-see for all travelers.
Between the towns of Wailua and Kapaa is the iconic Nounou Mountain. Known as the Sleeping Giant, Hawaiian legends tell tales of a giant that was tricked into eating rocks, sleepy from the heavy meal, the giant took a nap and to this day hasn't awoken. The Sleeping Giant Trail is about a 2-mile hike featuring shaded forests and breathtaking views.
When it comes to beaches, the Royal Coconut Coast shines. Lydgate Beach Park is a popular area thanks to the lava rock wall that shields the park from the open ocean. Kealia Beach Park has a long sand-bar and provides a nice surf break. And Kalapaki Beach offers calm conditions perfect for keiki (children).
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