Aliomanu
Old Hawaii feel with secluded beaches and agriculture.
Welcome to Aliomanu
Home styles include large estates, plantation-style properties, permaculture farms, and charming cottages. Large lawns and open space give these homes sweeping ocean vistas and awesome views of the majestic Kalalea mountain range. Aliomanu also has some of Kauai’s last remaining undeveloped oceanfront lots, with a captivating bluff-front canvas to design the home of your dreams.
What To Love
- Old Hawaii feel
- Open space
- Majestic ocean views
- Great Weather
- Secluded beaches
People & Lifestyle
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Things to Do
Papa’a Bay is another sandy stretch immortalized on screen, as it was used as a filming site for the Harrison Ford and Anne Heche movie Six Days, Seven Nights. Despite this on-screen appearance and spectacular scenery, Papa’a Bay is one of Kauai’s quietest beaches. The film’s producer Peter Guber loved the setting so much that he built a breathtaking ocean villa on a 174-acre beachfront lot, which was then sold for a record-breaking $28 million in 2009.
In addition, few tourists venture to Aliomanu Beach, meaning it is almost exclusively used by locals. This beach is known as a great place for beachcombing, it's orientation makes it one of the better spots on Kauai to find Japanese glass fishing floats, a coveted treasure but you best get there early to do so. Anahola Beach is generally livelier, with an on-duty lifeguard and campfire facilities making this a popular family hangout. Anahola Beach is particularly bustling in March, when the Anahola Prince Kuhio Day Celebration brings live music and hula performances to its sands.