Here’s a map to help you around Poipu, with the beach, hotels, shops and other establishments. Enjoy!

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The Grand Hyatt Kauai is conveniently located at Poipu beach. The luxury resort has amenities for every discriminating traveler. Indulge in a massage in its Anara Spa, paddle a kayak in its peaceful lagoon or Play golf and tennis in its championship-grade greens and courts. For your gastronomic needs, you can participate in an authentic Hawaiian luau or feast on fine dining fare. This four-star hotel in Kauai is simply one of the best in the islands.

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Cabins maintained by the Hawaii State government can be rented for $20 dollars per cabin a night. Individuals intending to rent these cabins must deposit $10, which is part of the total rent. Each cabin can only house a maximum of four people.

The cabins, as pictured above, are actually small A-frame cabins good for 2-4 people. If you are going to Hapuna as a large group better split your group into 4’s so you’ll have a comfortable stay.

Reservations for these cabins are processed by the State Park District Offices. They prefer physical applications, that is, you go in person to their office, rather than by phone or online. Offices are open 800 AM to 330 PM from Mondays through Fridays, and are closed during public holidays. Appplication forms can also be downloaded from the State Park site here.

For reservations or inquiries, you may contact the numbers below.

OAHU and KAUAI: (808) 587-0300
MAUI: (808) 984-8109
HAWAII ISLAND: (808) 974-6200

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Brought to you by Castle Resorts and Hotels, the Poipu Shores are condominiums available for rent during your stay at Kawaii’s most famous beach. All the condominiums face the legendary Poipu beach and are equipped with kitchens, washers, dryers and internet connection. There is also an available swimming pool and a world-class golf course and tennis court at the Poipu Beach Resort. You can also do horseback riding, hiking, shopping at the nearby Poipu Shopping Village or visit the heritage-rich Koloa Town. Whatever you want to do at Poipu is near the Poipu Shores accomodations!

Poipu Shores
1775 Pe’e Road
Poipu, Hawaii 96756
Phone: (808) 742-7700
Fax: (808) 742-9720

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Here’s a map to help you drive and navigate to Hanauma Bay in Honolulu Hawaii. You can zoom-in, zoom-out and pan to every directions in this google map. Have a nice trip!

Here’s a link to a two-week weather forecast in Kaanapali, Hawaii. Includes the daily temperature, wind and chances of rain: http://www.city-data.com/forecast/w-Kaanapali-Hawaii.html

Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel is one of the finest Beach hotels in Hawaii. It is right beside the legendary Hapuna beach, in the northwester coast of Kohala.

The hotel itself is situated in a 1,839 acres of prime beach-front property with the Mauna Kea Beach hotel as its neighbor. Hotel amenities include an 18-hole golf course, six bars and lounges, a spa center, a tennis court, a business center, a gym and fitness center, laundry services, babysitting services, complimentary valet and shuttle service to/from the hotel.

Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel
Address: 62-100 Kauna’oa Drive Kohala Coast, Hawaii 96743
Phone: (808) 880-1111
Central Reservations: 1-888-9-PRINCE

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To go to Hanauma bay please follow these directions:

1. From the Honolulu International Airport, head on to Nimitz Highway, towards Moanalua Freeway.
2. Turn right towards Lunalilo H1 Freeway until it becomes Kalaniana’ole Highway.
3. Drive for another 10 miles until you reach the intersection of the Hanauma Bay Road.

Papohaku Beach in western Molokai with its off-white sand, wide shore, strong waves for body boarding and surfing is a real tropical paradise. It is very much deserted most days of the week, which means it’s the perfect place to lie down, read a book or simply sunbathe.

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Hulopoe is a nice pocket beach in Lanai, the island known for Pineapple plantations in Hawaii. The beach is perfect for swimming, its crystal clear waters allow you to spot schools of brightly colored fish swimming down below. Hulopoe beach is a part of a protected area where fishing is restricting to bait and hooks.

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