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Opportunities

A view from Kalanipu'u ridge

A Remarkable, One-of-a-Kind Property

The Headlands of  Kalanipu'u is a truly remarkable, one-of-a-kind property.  It is located on the southeast corner of Kauai and is situated minutes from Lihue Town, Lihue Airport, restaurants, shopping, schools and midway between the North and South Shores.

Development possibilities are endless.  The Headlands offer

numerous potential sites for development of a truly  unique

estate. It is a blank canvas perfect for a person with vision. 

 

Create hiking and walking trails through the mountains,

canyons and valleys, and along the shoreline.   These trails will

offer unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean, Hulēʻia stream

and Nawiliwili Harbor.

 

Go kayaking up the Hulēʻia stream to the ancient Menehune

Fishpond.   The  views of the iconic mountains, mountain

ridges and valleys are truly magnificent.  Own three of the

mountains you are viewing : Kalanipu’u, Keopaweo

and Hokunui.

The Kalanipu’u Peninsula also presents a unique opportunity

to conserve native species, especially the special status

seabirds, Monk Seals, and Green Sea Turtle among others.

Privately owned, zoned for conservation, and a peninsula with

its 1395 acres, Kalanipu’u offers an environment, naturally

constrained predator access, and a variety of steep-to

gently-sloped habitats well suited for conservation

management.

There are few land holdings on Kauai and perhaps in all of

Hawaii that can lay claim to such a rich and diverse ecosystem.

The value of Kalanipu’u’s ecosystem services alone, benefitting

the natural environment, the island of Kauai and its residents

is priceless. The benefits of ownership of Kalanipu’u

whether utilized as a private retreat and legacy for a family,

through the establishment of a conservation easement to

protect its critical andvaluable ecosystem, as a mitigation bank,

or all of the above, are immeasurable.

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Home to the Monk Seal
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