Home Exchange id# 0081
Moani Kaiolohia at Malaekahana Bay,
North Shore, Oahu
Hawaii

35- 43 Credits

6 Bedrooms, 4 Bathroom, Sleeps a maximum of 14

Miles of Exquisite Deserted Sandy Beach......

Our country beach house is located on the Island of Oahu approximately one hour from Honolulu and the airport. Our vacation home is an upscale six bedroom/four bath two story house on an acre beach lot with an outdoor jacuzzi overlooking the ocean. There is a paddle tennis court in a fenced compound. There are beautiful views of the ocean from the wrap around decks.This Hawaii vacation beach estate was designed for a very large family or multiple families with the privacy of separate living areas, two full kitchens, one on each floor. Each floor has a master bedroom overlooking the ocean. The house is furnished with casual tropical furnishings. Relax and enjoy the perfect Hawaiian vacation.
Malaekahana Bay is one of Hawaii's best-kept secrets with an abundance of ironwoods, wide sandy beaches and star filled nights.
Our Hawaii beach home is located on one of the most beautiful sandy beaches in Hawaii with miles of deserted beach, perfect for walks and crystal clear waters for safe swimming all year round.
The estate is three miles from the Turtle Bay Resort where there are 36 holes of championship golf and a extensive tennis facility and pro shop. The area is about 15 minutes from the famous surfing beaches of Oahu's north shore including "Pipeline" and "Waimea Bay." Many restaurants, horseback riding, hiking, ocean sports and other activities are available close by, even though it has a feeling of an isolated country beach estate.

Malaekahana Bay is literally one of the most beautiful protected bays in the Hawaiian Islands. It is a magical place generally unknown to anyone but local residents. Many of the older families in Honolulu have their private beach homes on this bay.

North Shore, Oahu - The famous North Shore of Oahu is about an hours drive from Honolulu. Here in the country, one can enjoy the fascinating Polynesian Cultural Center, exotic Waimea Falls Park and the Turtle Bay Resort to name a few. Browse through Haleiwa's charming, unique boutiques, shops, and galleries, or enjoy a wonderful meal at one of the many good restaurants.

If you visit in the summer, you'll be delighted with the crystal clear waters, magical tropical breezes and playful waves, perfect for swimming, snorkelling and other outdoor activities. The picturesque white sandy beaches are tranquil, with unforgettable sunsets. In winter the towering big waves arrive along with the world's most ambitious surfers in search of the perfect wave. Re-known as "the surfing capital of the world", the beaches are host to many surf contests.
MALAEKAHANA BAY Along the full length of the crescent shaped Malaekahana Bay is a magnificent beach--wide, sandy and long. The swimming is great as is body boarding and surfing. SUNSET MAGAZINE calls Malaekahana one of the best beaches on Oahu. The 44 homes (including ours) on large lots, along Malaekahana Bay very early became the summer retreat of the well-to-do families of Honolulu. The beach is never crowded. During a weekday you may very well have the whole 3-mile long beach to yourself (except for a few fishermen), whilst on Sundays there may be a dozen families or so on the beach. At one end of the crescent is Malaekahana State Park with its little Goat Island a couple of hundred yards off shore. (The island can be reached by walking over the coral when the tide is low. Wear something on your feet.) It is a sanctuary for noddy terns who nest in holes in the ground and the island has a lovely white beach, like a south pacific atoll with clear, calm, blue-green water. At the other end of the beach is a coral shelf and a stream in which small children love to play and explore. Children of all ages also love the crab hunting at night.

Activities to enjoy:Tennis -Biking -Surfing - Diving - Hiking - Boating

And lots More...

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