Once the epicenter for Hawaii’s emerging sugar industry, Old Koloa Town’s historical buildings, and local feel is embraced and adored.
Kaua'i’s Premier Resort Destination
Once the epicenter for Hawaii’s emerging sugar industry, Old Koloa Town’s historical buildings and local feel are embraced and adored. Tree-lined streets feature beautifully restored buildings that are home to a burgeoning restaurant and shopping scene. The future of Koloa looks very bright: The County of Kaua'i Department of Planning preserves its character through the South Kaua'i Community Plan and also assures that neighboring Omao and Lawai maintain their rural roots. With an emphasis on Form Based Code—development regulations that promote predictable building results and high-quality public spaces by focusing on physical from vs. separation of uses—Koloa is set to be a neighborhood to watch in years to come.
Poipu Beach, the eclectic three-mile stretch of coastline on Kaua'i’s pristine southern coastline, is home to premier resorts, amenities, a vast array of dining and shopping. Named one of America’s best beaches by The Travel Channel, Poipu Beach’s shallow water and expansive shores make it an ideal gathering place for families with young kids and beginning swimmers. The beach town includes zoning for vacation rental homes and permanent residential housing while also providing condominium options. A pedestrian and bike friendly locale, Poipu Beach is known for its connectivity and the warmth of its community.