The accommodation is well located in the North Shore of Kauai. Short drive to the beautiful Hanalei Bay and charming town. Can also walk to the pick up point (Makai Golf Club) for the North Shore Shuttle that takes you to the start of the Kalalau Trail, with permit to Haena State Park included. The island is so small that it also only takes 2 hours to drive to the other end of the highway up to Kokee State Park for more amazing hikes and views.
The photos do not do the view justice. On a beautifully clear and sunny day, the sunset from the balcony is incredible. The place was clean and quiet, with beach supplies available such as beach chairs, beach umbrella, snorkel masks and an esky. However, we couldn’t find any beach towels (luckily we had our own) or umbrellas (as it tends to intermittently rain). Fortunately, we weren’t too fussed by either.
Kauai is now my favourite island in Hawaii and Pali Ke Kua was a perfect base for us to explore it.