Kauai Ocean Hideaway is located by Aliomanu Bay the first bay on the north shore of Kauai. This area of the island is Kauai's best kept secret the sunniest side on the north shore of Kauai and a local friendly spot with very little development, with miles of deserted beaches. It is home to most Hawaiians on the island, and is permeated with aloha. The Kauai Ocean Hideaway is located only 1 mile north from Anahola a sleepy little place which comprises of a general store, a post office, an outdoor sandwich/snack shack and a few roadside stands .

Our Kauai vacation cottage is nestled directly under Anahola mountain (Kalalea mountain) which is also know as "King Kong" This striking prominent landmark can be seen upon your arrival to Kauai as you leave the airport. We are at the end of a very quiet little country road that leads to the beach. The hideaway sits on one acre of tropical gardens with abundant palms and and fruit trees and is fortunate to border 12 acres of botanical gardens. The surrounding area consists of large parcels of land that is primarily used for agricultural tropical farming. There are a just a few residential homes scattered in the neighborhood. This area is called Aliomanu and we are 100 yards from Aliomanu Bay, a very secluded crescent bay with one of the islands largest coral reefs, so it is good for snorkeling and protected for swimming year round. Secret beaches north and south are within easy walking distance. Some are good for beachcombing, and others are favorite surf spots.

Begin your day...	at magical...	Aliomanu bay.

Stroll south...	by Anahola bay...	then north to Papaa bay.

Our romantic getaway appears off the “beaten path” and feels immersed in sweet seclusion yet the hideaway is conveniently centrally located for island wide exploration, just minutes to the end of the road on the north shore and only a short drive to Waimea Canyon on the south side. Close by are many hiking trails, the famous Napali Coast, waterfalls, river/ocean kayaking, fishing, horse riding, golf, windsurfing, snorkeling, and of course many more beaches to explore.

We are about a 25 minute drive north east of the Lihue airport and situated halfway between the tropical town of Kapaa, (7 miles south) the happening place and considered the hub of the island with its many colorful farmers markets, outdoor cafes, fine dining, art galleries, local crafts, cute boutiques, yoga and massage studios, and the old plantation town of Kilauea (7 miles north) and with its lighthouse and bird and wild life sanctuary.