Aloha and welcome to Ole Kamaole's (Ole the Barefoot's) Beach House! Located on the sunny west side of Kauai at the foot of Waimea Canyon we are across the street from an exciting surf break (Davidson's Point) and miles of empty beach. Two miles of black sand extend east to tiny Kikiaola Harbor. To the west lie 20 miles of white sand reaching to Polihale State Park at the western tip of the Na Pali Coast. Lots of glass,open beams, indirect lighting, ceiling fans, and art hangings complement the decor of your two bedroom beach house. Raised above the bananas and papayas on 12 foot pilings, catch a glimpse of mysterious Niihau Island from the whale watch deck of "The Ironwoods" or watch the moon rise over Waimea Bay from the master bedroom of the "Sea Grape." Our newer cottages were built in 1995, yet our community of Kekaha was originally housing for an old sugar plantation, which is still in operation. There are no nearby hotels or other "touristy" developments. This is REAL Hawaii! We are three miles from the mouth of the Waimea River, where Captain Cook first landed in Hawaii in 1778. Up the volcano behind us in Kokee State Park is a Natural History Museum and forty miles of hiking trails. You'll find waterfalls and awesome views of Kalalau Valley opening to the blue Pacific 4,000 feet below. Or explore Waimea Canyon, which Mark Twain called "The Grand Canyon of the Pacific."
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