Ole Kamaole's
Beach House
Vacation Rental

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 (called the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific" by Mark Twain), this comfortable beach front vacation rental is 80 feet from the sea in a real Sugar Plantation Village.

Lots of glass, open beams, indirect lighting, ceiling fans, and oil paintings complement the decor in your island getaway home. House is raised above the bananas and papayas on 12-foot pilings, where you can catch a glimpse of the mysterious Niihau isle from the whale watch deck, or watch the moon rise over Waimea Bay from the king-sized bed in the Master bedroom. Below is a covered deck with a BBQ, extra bathroom, and extra outdoor shower. Put your folks or friends up on the two twin beds in the bedroom/den or on the queen-sized sofa sleeper. Lodging accommodations allow six people to share this island retreat.

Wake to the sounds of the surf breaking upon the sand and take your time in starting the day. Your hosts do not invade your privacy so you are free to prepare your own feast in the big kitchen, equipped with range, refrigerator, microwave, ice maker, and blender. Your hosts supply bagels, bacon, eggs, waffles, fresh island fruit, juice and coffee stocked in your kitchen. The automatic dishwasher will clean up.

So come to Ole Kamaole's Beach House Vacation Rental and escape to your own private Hawaiian getaway.

You'll love the laid-back Kauai Island life-style! There is kayaking fun for all ages at local outfitters. Hike through a rare Hawaiian Rain Forest up the mountain behind Ole Kamaole's in Kokee State Park.

Poli Hale State Beach, only minutes away, is ghostly in its size and emptiness. Play golf in a volcanic crater or partake in a traditional Hawaiian luau. There is now a boardwalk into Alakai high altitude swamp in a volcanic crater.

You can go surfing, snorkeling, swimming, fishing (both salt and fresh water), sailing, biking, horseback riding, scuba diving, and sled diving. The black sand beach is a short walk away. There is also golf, tennis, and shopping for shell leis, red dirt shirts, and other island goodies. And, of course, you can always just lie in the hammock and read or just watch the sunset surfers at Davidson's Point 100 yards away.