Kauai Virtual Tour and Maps
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Kauai Real Estate
Ready to relax on the Garden Island of Kauai with the movie stars? Luxury, investment and beautiful views, this island has so much to offer.
Real estate may be the largest single investment you make
and whether you are dreaming of a new home in Hawaii or
looking for a commercial investment, we will do everything
we can to earn and retain your trust.
We match your unique requirements to our existing directory of pre-screened Realtors from large companies like Century 21, ReMax and Prudential to smaller local brokerages, to find a perfect fit for you. Just fill out the form to the left on this page and you will see the name of your Realtor within 30 seconds.
Go ahead, get your Kauai Real Estate Agent in 30 seconds, no obligations.
Kauai is the Garden Isle
Kauai is the oldest and fourth largest Hawaiian Island with
552 square miles of land.
The beautiful scenery and laid back lifestyle on Kauai make
it a favorite for people ready to get away from it all.
Greenery, flowers everywhere you look, tropical breezes
and clear, warm ocean water, ahhhh, this is the Hawaii you imagined.
Being the known as the Garden Island, the botanical gardens on Kauai have
a lot to live up to, they are one of the many splendors visitors and
locals alike spend time enjoying.
Culture and Lifestyle on Kauai
The
E Kanikapila Kakou is an island style concert performed "unplugged"
style. The musicians invited by the Kauai Garden
Island Arts council teach in the beginning and then
play. Bring your guitar, your ukulele and your
voice. If you want to learn from the best, this is the
place!
The
Napali Coast is stunning. National Geographic
describes it as a "spectacular place known for its beautiful landscapes,
golden beaches and soaring cliffs making this rugged coast of
Kauai a paradise on Earth." With a review like that, you
know it has to be good.
Kauai is the only Hawaiian Island with a navigable river. You
can
Kayak
the Wailua River for an experience of a life time.
Mt. Waialeale at the center of Kauai is the wettest place
on earth with some 450 inches of rain a year.
Spouting Horn is a natural phenomenon that is second only
to Yellowstone's Old Faithful. Spouting Horn can send ocean
water up to 50 feet into the air. The phenomena is especially
exquisite at sunset when the spray becomes incandescent with
the colors of the rainbow.
Kauai has several
festivals and major events, check out their calendar of
events for more info. The
Mokihana
Festival offers Hawaiian Cultural workshops, contests, music,
hula and folk crafts of Kauai.
The
Kauai Historical Society was established in 1914 to preserve
Kauai's sacred places. Their unique programs include tours of
archaeological, historical and cultural sites.
The Historical Society has helped establish the
Kokee Natural
History Museum Visitor and Activities Center for Waimea
Canyon and Kokee State Parks. The Kauai Historical Society has
also helped establish the
Kauai
Museum where you will find both permanent and rotating displays
of Hawaii arts and culture.
Retire in Hawaii
Where can you go to find a relaxing lifestyle, a sense of community, and fresh corn on the cob in December?
Two years ago, Harris Poll conducted a national survey asking active adults over 55 about their retirement plans. This survey found that if baby boomers had to live somewhere other than their home state, Hawaii was their first choice. The lifestyle, weather and culture varies from island to island and from community to community, but all of the Aloha State offers a year round steady warm climate, some of the greatest scenery in the world, and unlimited things to do. If you are considering Hawaii as a place to retire, an experienced Realtor can help you find your perfect retirement home.
Yes, real estate in Hawaii can be expensive, but not much more and maybe less than the desirable areas of California, Florida and Arizona. If you are now living in the northern part of the United States or in Canada where heating bills can cost a small fortune, the weather in Hawaii will be a welcome change. Hawaii has many micro-climates -- some areas with too much rain, others with almost no rain at all -- and you would be well advised to talk to somebody who knows the islands.
Although Hawaii is a very popular place for retirees, it does not have that feel of most retirement communities on the mainland. Many of those who have retired to Hawaii tend to be involved in physical, social activities and clubs. Others may want to just sit and read, with frequent glances at the mountains or the ocean.
