Haena

For people who prefer seclusion among the majesty of green, mystical mountains and swaying palms, travel to the north shore of Kaua’i, where you’ll find at “the end of the road,” a peaceful place called Haena.  Located about 5 miles (8 km) west of Hanalei, you’ll find the most isolated community on the Garden Isle; whose best feature is what it lacks – hotels and stores. Travel across several one-lane bridges and along the mountain-hugging road to reach the home of Mount Makana, also known as Bali Hai.  Mount Makana will provide a spectacular backdrop as you swim, snorkel, or surf at some of the most beautiful beaches on the island. Haena Beach Park has a sandy beach that gets lots of sun and also, plenty of shade offered by trees lining the park.


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Average Price $3.1M
Lowest Price $599K
Highest Price $12.5M
Total Listings 14
Avg. Days On Market 171
Avg. Price/SQFT $1.7K

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 Across from this beach park, on the mauka (mountain) side of the road is Maniniholo dry cave. According to legend the cave was named after the area’s head fisherman of the Menehune, mythological little people or dwarfs of the Hawaiian Islands. The cave is large enough to stand in, but the further you venture in, the lower the ceiling becomes.

 Makua Beach, also known as Tunnels, is a great place to snorkel and dive. Teeming with marine life, the beach acquired its nickname due to the network of coral formations and arches provided by the reefs. The north shore road ends at Ke’e Beach. This reef-protected beach, perfect for swimming or snorkeling, marks the beginning of the Na Pali Coast and the site of the Kalalau trailhead.

 The Kalalau Trail is an 11-mile (18 km) footpath that serves as the only land access into Na Pali State Park. The first section of the trail is a 2-mile (3.2 km) trek that brings you to Hanakapiai stream and beach. After a vigorous hike a dip in the waters of Hanakapiai may seem inviting, but strong rip currents and hazardous ocean conditions make this area extremely dangerous; so, people are advised not to swim at this beach. Also, appropriate footwear, drinking water, and bug spray are essential for enjoying this journey.

 Limahuli Gardens offers visitors at our Haena vacation rentals an opportunity to view a wide variety of native plants and birds within a tropical rainforest landscape. Stroll the terraced garden and learn about Hawaiian culture and history. An added bonus are the breathtaking vantage points of the valley, mountains, and Pacific Ocean.

 If the formal uniform of your true getaway is swimwear and slippahs, and your daily activities include swimming, snorkeling, or a whole lot of nothing, then experience the serenity of the place “at the end of the road” - Haena.

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