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Location
Our ʻĀina
A natural oceanfront amphitheater on the tranquil shores of the Pacific, Hōkūala is perched at the entry to the island, welcoming visitors and residents alike with 450 acres of rolling hills, orchard groves, verdant greens, and sparkling coastline.
Get to know the Hōkūala landscape, amenities, and more with our interactive map below.
Timbers Kauaʻi Ocean Club & Residences
On one of the most celebrated sites in all of Hawai‘i, Timbers Kaua‘i – Ocean Club & Residences commands the premier oceanfront location within the renowned 450-acre Hōkūala resort. With panoramic views of the Pacific, year-round activities like swimming, kayaking, snorkeling the reef or simply soaking in the still waters are but steps away.
Hualani’s
Hualani’s Restaurant embraces approachable, thoughtful and creative cuisine, featuring a bold approach to seasonal farm-to-table dishes.
With sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean, you’ll sip well-balanced craft cocktails that complement fresh island fare—all of which showcase flavorful ingredients sourced daily from local farmers, including The Farm at Hōkūala.
Pākela ʻIke
A spectacular collection of just 24 half-acre homesites, in the heart of Hōkūala, with the untamed natural beauty of Kauaʻi as its centerpiece. Each homesite offers the opportunity to create your dream home, framed by spectacular mountain or ocean views and steps from world-class golf, amenities, dining, trails, and beaches.
Kalapakī Beach
A short stroll leads to the sandy crescent that is Kalapakī Beach for surfing, paddleboarding, swimming, or simply relaxing in the sand. Grab water sports gear from the Toybox at Timbers Kaua‘i at enjoy soaking up the sun!
Ninini Lighthouse
The 86-foot Ninini Point Lighthouse, built in 1932, is a navigational aid for Kaua‘i’s Nawiliwili Harbor and an iconic entry point for Kaua‘i residents and visitors.
Courts at Hōkūala
The Courts at Hōkūala, two brand new tennis and three pickleball courts, are now open for Owners and guests to enjoy. The perfect space for players to hone their skills with spirited competition, family fitness, and fun.
The Farm at Hōkūala
A once-overgrown golf course artfully molded into a beautiful fruit orchard and organic vegetable garden, The Farm at Hōkūala is a beautiful landscape lush with everything from greens, fruits, and vegetables to edible flowers, pineapples, and 12 traditional Hawaiian canoe crops like kalo, noni, and breadfruit.
Ocean Course
The Ocean Course at Hōkūala winds through mango and guava groves to seaside cliffs, earning its many accolades along the way—including an MSN Travel nod as one of the world’s 12 most beautiful courses.
Future Solar Field – Coming Soon
Resort Trail
With over 13 miles of meandering trails, looping around the Farm at Hōkūala and throughout the Ocean Course, our trails provide opportunities for fitness and relaxed exploration alike.
Hōkūala Resort Entry
The entrance to our 450-acre natural wonderland offers visitors and owners alike a microcosm of the Garden Isle’s iconic beauty. This, is Hōkūala.
Ocean Course – 15th Hole
The impressive 15th hole of the Ocean Course at Hōkūala hugs the island coastline.
Lani Mālie
Design a retreat uniquely yours with Lani Mālie’s generous homesites as the canvas for your vision—nestled between serene lagoons and the Ocean Course at Hōkūala. Named to reflect the profound tranquility of its surroundings, “Lani Mālie” means “to invoke, invite, express, and promote heavenly calm.” This evocative name encapsulates the community’s essence—a serene haven where nature and luxury coexist harmoniously.
Oceans Away, Connected to Everywhere
Land and be on your private lanai in minutes. Our convenient location is just minutes from nearby Līhu‘e Airport (LIH) lets you make the most of every last moment here in paradise.
Kauaʻi by Road & Trail
Hōkūala is the ideal home base to explore the Garden Isle. An extensive network of trails crisscross the 450-acre property, perfect for exploring on foot or by bicycle. Looking to venture a little farther afield? Hop on the highway and take advantage of the island’s compact scale, with less than an hour’s travel time from one coast to another.
