PLEASE CONTACT HOST FOR AVAILABILITY BEFORE BOOKING. THANK YOU. 1bdm- Queen bed in the master, queen murphy bed in the living area. Sleeps 4 people Fully equipped kitchen with microwave and dishwasher, washer and dryer or coin laundry facilities, cable TV, DVD player, stereo system with CD player, telephone. Please inquire for availability before booking. Greetings from Kapaa Shores, on Kauai, one of the Hawaiian islands. Known as the Garden Island, Kauai is home to hundreds of exotic flowers and beautiful beaches. Spend your days scuba diving or hiking and your nights at WorldMark Kapaa Shores. This is resort consisting of one and two bedroom units with fully equipped kitchens and private lanais. Resort does not have an elevator and all two bedrooms are located on the third floor. None of the units at this resort have air-conditioning but do have ceiling fans and, most times of the year, a steady tradewind is present. The two bedroom units have their own washers and dryers while complimentary laundry facilities are available onsite for other units. Although there are no bbqs on unit decks (lanais), common area bbqs are available next to the pool. ResortNet, WorldMark's hi-speed internet service, is available in all units for a small fee. The resort amenities include an unheated pool, a spa, and a tennis court. Although the resort is on the beach the area in front of the resort is not suitable for swimming. However, there are a number of beach options within an easy walk or drive away. Please be sure to look for the Kapaa Shore sign located at the front of the resort. The resort staff looks forward to creating a memorable experience and you can count on us to be available to assist your needs. If you have any questions regarding the resort, please don't hesitate to contact our desk (open 8 am - 11 pm) at (phone number hidden) your convenience, you will find a starter supply of spices, tea, coffee, creamer, sugar, paper towels, tissues, toilet paper and laundry soap. Guests has full access to all resort amenities: Outdoor swimming pool, outdoor spa, tennis court, shuffleboard, central barbecue area and a central area for sunbathing. Totally private. We do have front desk who will assist you at the resort. You may contact me by phone, email and by text. Kauai is so lush and green it’s known as The Garden Island. And what a garden! Waterfalls plunge into pools lined with exotic flowers, rare birds call out their unique songs, and waves peel off in long sonorous lines that whisper and fade on unspoiled beaches. It is a garden tailor-made for exploration. Check out the Wailua River where, during certain times of the year and specific tides, you can view ancient stone carvings. Or, hike the Na Pali Coast—a 14-mile stretch of uninhabited shoreline where 2,700-foot cliffs plummet to clear coral waters, and hidden valleys open on empty white-sand beaches. Helpful HintsKauai is so lush and green it’s known as The Garden Island. And what a garden! Waterfalls plunge into pools lined with exotic flowers, rare birds call out their unique songs, and waves peel off in long sonorous lines that whisper and fade on unspoiled beaches. It is a garden tailor-made for exploration. Check out the Wailua River where, during certain times of the year and specific tides, you can view ancient stone carvings. Or, hike the Na Pali Coast—a 14-mile stretch of uninhabited shoreline where 2,700-foot cliffs plummet to clear coral waters, and hidden valleys open on empty white-sand beaches. Helpful Hints Things to See and Do in Kappa Shore Often referred to as the "Island of Discovery," Kauai is the perfect place for a truly relaxing and peaceful Hawaiian getaway. Our resort at Kapaa Shore offers endless recreation possibilities and unforgettable experiences. Located oceanfront on the east coast, Kapaa Shore is complete with nearby white sandy beaches, lush jungle-like gardens and quiet island simplicity. Rain, wind and powerful wave action have sculpted the coast into a series of steep cliffs that drop off to the ocean, with lush valleys worn between them. While in Kauai, take full advantage of the many activities at your fingertips in these exotic surroundings. Make plans for an outdoor adventure with a hike along the Na Pali Cliffs, or take a cruise down the Wailua River to the famous Fern Grotto. Or drive to Hanalei Bay, Poipu Beach and Waimea Canyon. To learn more about Kauai's rich culture and history, visit the Kauai Museum in Lihue. Its rotating displays of photos and artifacts provide insight into the island's natural and social history. The Grove Farm Homestead Museum is home to one of Kauai's largest plantations. Touring this gracious home and garden teaches you how the birth of the sugar industry has changed Kuaui. You can even taste raw coffee beans and macadamia nuts fresh from the harvest. The Kilauea Lighthouse was built in 1913 and at one point housed the largest lens of its kind in the world. No longer in use, the lighthouse serves as a backdrop to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Refuge, where visitors can view various species of seabirds and ocean life, including the Red-footed Booby and the Laysan Albatross, the rare Hawaiian green sea turtle, the Hawaiian monk seal, whales, dolphins and the endangered Nene goose. Smith's Tropical Paradise has more than 30 acres of lagoons and tropical plants with paths for meandering throughout. Moir Gardens surrounds the original plantation manor house, with more than 30 acres of lagoons, lily ponds, flowers and fruit trees. The world's most famous cactus gardens can be found here, with nearly 4,000 botanical varieties. One of Hawaii's most highly respected botanical research facilities is Lawai Gardens. This 186-acre garden is set in a lush valley and used primarily for educational purposes. It is known worldwide for its rare tropical plants. Throughout the island you will find great shopping, attractive art galleries, antique stores, kayaking outfitters and surf shops. Wander down the boardwalk along the south shore in Old Koloa Town and visit a refurbished sugar mill. Dining in Kauai will satisfy the most demanding and diverse palates. If tradition or Hawaiian flair is what you crave, enjoy an authentic feast in the evening, with ancient songs and dance at a genuine Luau. Near Keahua Arboretum you can ease into the cool water of the swimming hole, inhale the fragrance of ginger blossoms and savor the sights and sounds of the water and jungle. Numerous trails lead to incredible lookout points on Mt. Nounou and on the lower slopes of the Makelaha Mountains. Opaekaa Falls and Wailua Falls are inviting, as are the many waterfalls in the foothills and mountains. A great way to get off the beaten path in Kauai is by paddling a kayak. Even novices can safely navigate the island's rivers to reach secluded waterfalls. Experienced ocean paddlers can explore sections of otherwise inaccessible coastline. Your vacation does not have to end when the sightseeing is over. Local attractions are great fun as well. Nearby you can find Lihue Lanes (a bowling alley), bass fishing in a reservoir, local theaters (both live entertainment and movie), the Allerton Gardens, tennis, bicycle rentals, horseback riding and many sites for scuba diving and snorkeling. Get lost amidst the sparkling-blue waters of the Pacific Ocean, time-etched mountains with tumbling waterfalls, lush greenery, sun-drenched beaches and picture-perfect viewscapes made more beautiful by the people of the island. Nearest Grocery Store Safeway 4-831 Kuhio Highway (Across the street from the resort) Important Contacts Chamber of Commerce.................................(phone number hidden) Kauai Visitors Bureau...................................(phone number hidden) Kennel........................................................(phone number hidden) Weather......................................................(phone number hidden) WBW Reservations Hot Line.........................(phone number hidden) Golf Information Kukuilono (9 holes)..........(phone number hidden) Kauai Lagoons GC...........(phone number hidden) Wailua GC......................(phone number hidden) Please contact the front desk for information about tee times and possible discounts as well as information on several private golf courses in area. personal automobile. Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check in. A security deposit of USD $100.00 is required upon arrival for incidental charges, (cash is not a valid form of deposit). This deposit is fully refundable upon check-out and subject to a damage inspection of the accommodation. • The ocean access closest to the resort has no sand but only reef rock on the shore and is not considered safe for swimming. The nearest swimming beach is within a five-minute drive. • Beach and pool towels are provided.