Kilauea, North Shore Kauai Real Estate

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This quaint little town sits on the Northeastern side of the island. With a broader spectrum of listing prices than nearby Kalihiwai, it has something for everyone. Whether you are looking for a large family home or a couple’s haven, Kilauea’s diversity won’t disappoint. While most properties don’t sit right at the water’s edge, some of Kauai’s most exquisite beaches stretch along the coastline just minutes away from residential areas. Kahili, or Rock Quarry beach, is a favorite among visitors and surfers alike.

One local gem is the Anaina Hou community park which has an extravagant mini golf course and large pavilion that hosts concerts and community events. The Wai Koa Loop Trail, which can be accessed through Anaina Hou center, leads hikers through Eucalyptus forests and ends at the historically rich Stone Dam surrounded by manicured gardens. While the landscape is serene, Kilauea has much to offer the foodie and shopping enthusiast as well. Charming coffee shops, Wine tasting bars, and culturally rich boutiques (some dating back to the 1800s) add to the town’s social dynamic.

High atop the cliffs near Kilauea’s shopping and dining hub, the landmark Kilauea Lighthouse is a fantastic spot to see the sunset and home to the Kilauea Point Wildlife Refuge. The refuge is home to a variety of endangered and protected seabirds, including Wedge-tailed Shearwaters and the Hawaiian goose, the Nene. Kilauea community advocates support for small farms, and local growers come together weekly at farmers markets to sell organic produce. 

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