About Waipouli Villas
Kauai's tranquil and multi-textured East Coast is home to an easygoing island feel with plenty to do. Staying here, in one of our
Waipouli luxury rentals, evokes a sense of vacation while simultaneously revealing the community's hometown charm. Explore the heritage sites, beaches, mountains, waterfalls and natural green landscapes. A great deal of Kauai's landmark places are packed into the East Side, with a spiritually serene and contrasting dynamic active side that give you a balance between exploring and indulging in relaxation.
Things To Do
The Waipouli area is in the location that is known as the Coconut Coast, with all the lovely coconut palm trees growing amidst the resort areas. Plan a few active days to see the wildly rugged and breathtaking facets of Waipouli, a few more for sheer indulgences and gourmet picnics at the beach and time for leisurely dinners and drinks by the sea.
Nounou Mountain, known as Sleeping Giant because of the outline from afar, is an excellent place for a scenic hike. Fern Grotto, with its lava rock and hanging ferns, is another day adventure to see what the Garden Isle truly showcases. Numerous weddings take place here, so you may even want to consider a vow renewal in this captivating place. Throughout the Hawaiian islands are rivers and Kauai is home to the only navigable on, Wailua River, where you can take advantage of a lovely kayak or boat tour experience, with the sites of seven heiau, Nounou Mountain and accessible waterfalls, Opaekaa and Wailua Falls, all along the way.
Kealia, Waipouli, Donkey and Wailua Beaches are all accessible within seven miles of the area for sunning, swimming, strolling, picnics and seaside spa treatments. Schedule a soothing couples' massage in a cove area with complete privacy in a setting with soft breezes and the scent of fragrant flowers in the warm massaging oil.
Eat And Shop
The cafes and eateries are a treat in the Waipouli and surrounding areas. The bakeries are worth the trip for take-home treats and sweet finishes to a picnic or romantic dinner at your
Waipouli luxury rental. Gourmet and natural foods, plus fresh fare at the farmers' market are all within the area, so enjoy the island foods and take advantage of the fruits and eats not available at home.
Fine art, vintage items, jewelry and more are a few treasures in boutiques in Waipouli and Kapaa. Kapaa also has a few shopping centers where you'll find anything you need and a few things you might realize you can't live without so enjoy the open air shops, friendly shopkeepers and local artists.
Getting Around
A rental car is necessary for getting around in Waipouli. You'll especially want one for the scenic views, including Opaekaa Falls
