Tranquil, isolated oceanfront condo resort

• Just a quarter-mile south of the Royal Coconut Coast and splendidly isolated from other developments, this East Kauai oceanfront condominium resort provides a tranquil, central location for exploring the island.
• Set up for easy, modern living with daily maid service, units include full kitchens and VCRs. All units face the ocean, and spacious lanais (patios or balconies) provide sweeping sunrise and ocean views.
• Abutting Wailua Golf Course on one side and family-friendly Lydgate County Park on the other, the resort offers easy access to golf and saltwater swimming. Those who prefer to stay at home enjoy the resort's large pool.

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Nearby Points of Interest Coconut Marketplace - 5-minute drive Lihue - 10-minute drive Spouting Horn - 30-minute drive National Tropical Botanical Gardens - 30-minute drive Kilauea Lighthouse - 30-minute drive Poipu Beach - 30-minute drive Waimea Canyon State Park - 1.5-hour drive Lihue Airport (LIH): Approximate driving time is 10 minutes and distance is 4.5 miles. Driving directions from Lihue Airport: Exit the airport via Ahukini Rd and turn right on Kapule Hwy. After about 1.3 miles, turn right on SR 56 (Kuhio Hwy). After about 2.4 miles, turn right on Leho Dr, then turn right on Nehe Rd. Getting there: The best option from the airport is a taxi ($5–15; fees subject to change without notice), or a rental car. Getting around: Taxis are available for short trips around the area, or guests can take local transit buses (less than $5; fees subject to change without notice). Guests with busy sightseeing itineraries should probably plan to rent a car. 4460 Nehe Rd Lihue, HI 96766 USA Nearest major airport: Lihue, Kauai, HI (LIH-Lihue) Area: Wailua (Kauai) This historic community, once favored by royalty, is now home to palm-lined beaches, restaurants, and shops, including those at Coconut Market Place in Kapaa. Located just 15 minutes from Lihue, Kauai's government and commercial center. Nearby attractions include Fern Grotto and Wailua River, Opaekaa and Wailua Falls, sugar plantation villages, and a museum.