Kaua’i, Hawaii

Traveling to Kaua’i

Fly into Lihue

Guests will coordinate their flight into Lihue, the capital of Kaua’i, Hawaii.

Common layovers include the Hawaiian Islands, California, Seattle, Denver, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Portland.

Travel to the Property

Guests will coordinate their travel to the property on Pane Road, in Koloa anytime after 4pm on Saturday March 22, 2025.

Airport to Property: 25 min

Options include Uber, Lyft, rental car, and taxi

During the day on Monday and Tuesday, spend your time enjoying the property, the surrounding beaches, and the island’s many sights.

Michael and Jennie will be coordinating optional events including daily breakfast, a hangout at Poipu Beach on Day 3, and more. Please see the itinerary for more information.

Top Kaua’i Sights:

  • Na Pali Coast

    Stretching along Kauai's north shore, the Na Pali Coast is a breathtaking masterpiece of towering sea cliffs, lush valleys, and pristine beaches accessible only by boat, helicopter, or hiking. We will explore the Na Pali Coast on the boat tour on Sunday March 23!

  • Poipu Beach

    Located on the south shore of Kauai, just 0.3 miles from the property, Poipu Beach is renowned for its golden sands, crystal-clear waters, and fantastic snorkeling. Visitors can relax on the beach, swim with sea turtles, or explore the nearby eateries.

  • Waimea Canyon

    Often referred to as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific," Waimea Canyon boasts unparalleled panoramic views and a kaleidoscope of colors. Access the Canyon via southern coast of Kaua’i to explore its many lookout points or hike its trails.

  • Scenic Trails & Coastal Walks

    Check out AllTrails’ Top 10 Hikes in Kaua'i

    One of the world’s most scenic and challenging hikes, the Nā Pali Coast Trail spans 19.8 miles of untouched nature. The Maha'ulepu Heritage Trail is a coastal walk just 1.1 miles from the property!

  • Hanalei Bay

    Nestled on Kauai's north shore, Hanalei Bay is a picturesque crescent-shaped beach framed by emerald mountains and swaying palm trees. Its tranquil waters are perfect for swimming, paddleboarding, or simply lounging.

  • Koke'e State Park

    Perched on the edge of Waimea Canyon, Kōkeʻe State Park is a paradise for adventurers. Accessible from the island’s south side, its diverse terrain—rainforests, cliffs, and valleys—offers endless hiking, camping, and wildlife encounters.

  • Wailua Falls

    Cascading down 80 feet of volcanic rock into a pristine pool below, Wailua Falls is a mesmerizing sight located in the heart of the island. Visitors can admire its beauty from the viewpoint above or venture down to the base for a closer look and perhaps a refreshing dip.