TV (w/cable) in each BR and LR,

VCR,

DVD (with movies made on Kauai),

Stereo,

Tape and CD player.

Internet: If you bring a laptop - dial-up (free) and 1Mbps wireless
service available at the house (fee - $10/day to local ISP).
Without a laptop, Internet service is available at the local library
with a Hawaii Library card. For non-Hawaii residents, temporary
library cards may be purchased for $10 - good for three months, or
$25 - good for five years. Library hours and address HERE.

Phone,

Microwave,

Dishwasher,

Blender.

Toaster,

Coffee Maker.

Coffee Grinder

Full kitchen,

Washer,

Dryer,

Ironing Board and Iron,

Mini-refrigerator in each bedroom.

Crib, High Chair, Kiddie gate

Ceiling fans.

Gas grill.

Linens provided,

Beach towels.

Cookware and utensils provided,

A full bookcase of paperback books (over 200), and a comfortable
pune'e (daybed) on which to curl up and read a few.

Games for the family.

Beach equipment and snorkel gear are often left behind by our
guests, but we do not guarantee just what will be there on your
arrival. See "Extras" photo on page 2 of Photo Album for a sample.

Each bedroom (downstairs) has a patio overlooking the golf course.

Two large decks (ea with table and 4 chairs) upstairs. Exceptional
views.

Private pool and tennis court across the street from this Vacation
Rental at Princeville, Kauai.

The house is not air conditioned, but is cooled by the gentle Trade
Winds, for which Hawaii is renowned.

Princeville is a development of some 500 acres on the north shore of
Kauai, between the towns of Hanalei and Kilauea. What started as a
coffee plantation in the mid-1800s is now the largest planned
development on Kauai. Princeville is home to some of the finest
resorts, golf courses and restaurants on the islands. Kauai’s north
shore is also where you’ll find some of the most spectacular scenery
in Hawaii. There are three main beaches in Princeville, which are
Kenomene Beach, Kaweonui Beach and Puu Poa Beach. A wide reef along
these beaches creates warm pockets for swimming and snorkeling in
calm weather. Other area activities include tennis, golf,
windsurfing, kayaking, fishing, sailing, helicopter tours and
shopping. You can arrange for a private guided jungle hike,
waterfall excursion or kayaking adventure. Just outside of
Princeville along Highway 56 is a beautiful scenic overlook that is
marked by a Hawaiian warrior state marker. From here you can look
out over the lush Hanalei Valley. A little further south of
Princeville you will find the Guava Farm, National Wildlife Refuge
and Bird Sanctuary where you can learn about the native plants and
animals on this incredible island. You can also tour the Kilauea
Lighthouse that stands on the northern most point in all of Hawaii.
Princeville is ideally located on the scenic north coast, making it
a good home base while touring all the area attractions.