Poipu Kauai Vacation Rental
Property # 8193

Partial Ocean View
Mountain View
Deck or Patio
Dishwasher
Washer/Dryer
CD Player
Stereo
Hi-Speed Internet
Cable TV
DVD
BBQ
Ceiling Fans
Bath Tub
Kids Okay
Additional Outdoor Shower
Golf
Tennis
Spa Services
Washer/Dryer
VCR
Kids Okay
No Smoking
Upstairs Bathroom

and a Queen Size Futon couch.
The downstairs Den/Office features High Speed Internet accessa Color TVThe downstairs bathroom has a shower and is accessible from both the downstairs master bedroom and the lower main area.
Downstairs Bathroom

The upstairs bathroom with both a shower and a bath tub is accessible from both the hallway as well as the Upstairs Master Bathroom.
Both levels have elegant patios which are more than suitable for outdoor dining.
Patios

There is plenty of on-site parking.
Parking2-story
Office/Den Washer/Dryer
22 hundred square feet
Sleeps up to 12 people
Short walk from the Beach TennisPoolGolf & more
Partial Ocean View
Maid Service Available


Kitchen
Complete full service kitchen facilitieslocated upstairsfeatures new top of the line appliances and a microwave.

Dining and Family Rooms
Hardwood floors and indirect lighting create an elegance in the dining and family rooms. It will make your paradise all the more comfortable and entertaining.

The family room features a Queen Size sofa bedcolor televisionand a DVD player.

Upstairs Master Bedroom
Luxurious and comfortable master bedroom featuring a King Size Bed with a Spring Air Pillow Top Mattressample clothing storagea color televisionand is attached to the upstairs bathroom.

Second Upstairs Bedroom
The second upstairs bedroom is separated from the upstairs Master by the living and Dinning rooms. It has a set of bunk bedsand a dresser and closet. It also has two windows and a sliding glass door to the upstairs deck. Newly remodeledsorry no pictures of this room yet.

Downstairs Master Bedroom
Extremely cozy and relaxing with Spanish tile floorsthis master bedroom has a Queen Size Spring Air Pillow Top Mattress and is attached to the downstairs bathroom.

This bedroom also has a separate private entrance that leads to the garden directly outside. An outdoor shower is also available for your convenience.

Second Downstairs Bedroom
The second downstairs bedroom has a large picture window with louversarmoireand settee. Newly remodeledsorry no pictures of this room yet.

Garden
Beautiful gardens surround this fabulous property consisting of a variety of tropical indigenous flowering and non-flowering plant life.

Office / Den

On any list of the world's most spectacular islands, Kauai ranks right up there with Bora Bora, Huahine, and Rarotonga.

All the elements are here: moody rain forests, majestic cliffs, jagged peaks, emerald valleys, palm trees swaying in the breeze, daily rainbows, and some of the most spectacular golden beachesyou'll find anywhere.

Soft tropical air, sunrise birdsong, essence of ginger and plumeria, golden sunsets, sparkling waterfalls--you don't just go to Kauai, you absorb it with every sense. It may get more than its fair share of tropical downpours, but that just means it's lush and green--and that there's a profusion of rainbows.

Kauai is essentially a single large shield volcano that rises 3 miles above the sea floor. The island lies 90 miles across the open ocean from Oahu, but it seems at least a half century removed in time. It's often called "the separate kingdom" because it stood alone and resisted King Kamehameha's efforts to unite Hawaii. In the end, it required a royal kidnapping to take the garden isle. After King Kamehameha died, his son, Liholiho, ascended the throne. He gained control of Kauai by luring Kauai's king, Kaumualii, aboard the royal yacht and sailing to Oahu; once there, Kaumualii was forced to marry Kaahumanu, Kamehameha's widow, thereby uniting the islands.

Today the independent spirit lives on in Kauai, which refuses to surrender its island to wholesale tourism, preferring instead to take care of residents first (though it takes good care of visitors, too).

A Kauai rule is that no building may exceed the height of a coconut tree--between three and four stories. As a result, the island itself, not its palatial beach hotels, is the attention grabber.

There's no real nightlife here, no opulent shopping malls. But there is the beauty of the verdant jungle, the endless succession of spectacular beaches, the grandeur of Waimea Canyon, and the drama of the Na Pali Coast.Kauai's beauty has played a supporting role in more than 40 Hollywood films, from South Pacific to Jurassic Park.

But this island is not just another pretty face: Its raw wilderness is daunting, its seas challenging, its canyons forbidding--two-thirds of the island is impenetrable.

This is the place for active visitors, with watersports galore; miles of trails through rain forests and along ocean cliffs for hikers, bikers, and horseback riders; and golf options that range from championship links to funky local courses where chickens roam the greens and balls wind up embedded in coconut trees.

But Kauai is also great for those who need to relax and heal jangled nerves. Here you'll find miles of sandy beaches, perfect for just sitting and meditating. There are also quiet spots in the forest where you can listen to the rain dance on the leaves, and an endless supply of laid-back, lazy days that end with the sun sinking into the Pacific amid a blaze of glorious tropical color.

Watch whales breeching in the Bay or enjoy a short walk to Shipwreck or Brenneckes Beach for a boogie-board session, fabulous snorkeling, surfing, boogie boarding, wind surfing and power lounging.