Anini Beach has a lot to offer all visitors to the area. Anini Mauka Kauai Vacation Rental Cottage is next to pristine Anini Beach: over two miles of white sand, completely surrounded by a reef so you can walk out into calm turquoise ocean! Anini Mauka is a one bedroom secluded cottage nestled in lush foliage, upscale Hawaiian decor, full bath and kitchen, all amenities. Kayaking, snorkeling, windsurfing, and fishing are just a few of Anini Beach’s popular sports. In addition, the North Shore includes two world class golf courses at Princeville (just a short five minute drive up the road).
Mokuleia is one of the last hidden secrets on the island. Though close to all the action of Haleiwa Town, our sandy beach stretching for several miles is uncrowded and perfectly safe for swimming due to the barrier reef outside blocking the big waves from coming in. Convenient commuter flights depart from West Maui airport for easy access to island hopping. At the present time West Maui does not accept private aircraft. The North Shore of Oahu is perhaps the most famous stretch of coastline in the world for surfers and extreme water sports enthusiasts. Top professionals and those just wanting to experience the thrill of riding giant waves come each year in the winter months to challenge the amazing surf. For visitors who prefer snorkeling, just cruising along the surface will allow you to see a wide variety of sea life as well as amazing reef formations.
Really, there isn’t a place that we know of quite like this handful of sun-drenched beauties, sitting pretty in the middle of the Pacific Ocean - it the Hawaiian Islands. You’ve seen them in the movies, and in the fancy brochures down at the travel agency or online - and guess what? They do exist! Welcome to Hawaii!
Take a moment and soak in this photograph of Lanikai Beach. And if you’ve been to Hawaii before, you know it’s not really that hard to capture something similar in your lens and record it forever.
When you arrive in Hawaii you are probably drawn to Diamond Head and Waikiki Beach, but Lanikai Beach on Oahu is in a class all its own. It has everything you’d expect in a beach, plus the beauty of the surrounding terrain. Most likely you’ve seen this beach before in publications or postcards and didn’t realize it was right here on the most popular of the Hawaiian Islands. Yes, you’ll find a lot happening at Waikiki, but if you want to see something that is not too publicized in all of those tourist booklets this is something you want to plan. In fact, if you can spend a whole day here, you’ll see this beach wake up and live through a day of surf, sun and sand. Speaking of sun - make sure you bring plenty of suntan lotion! You’ll want to spend some time getting your vitamin D!
