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Connor
3 days ago
3 nights at Sunset Hale
Great little place to stay in Kilauea. Relaxed island vibes. Perfect for one person.
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Anna
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Sunset Hale
Loved staying at sunset hale. It’s very low-key. It had everything we needed and was very clean. Any issues we had come up the hosts were super responsive to help out, they even offered us a partial refund for an inconvenience we had which was super kind of them. This is a less busy area but still close to touristy towns. There is an (expensive) grocery store just down the street, coffee shops, and dinner spots just a minute away. They had great wifi. The laundry was an amazing plus since everything gets wet and dirty with beach/rain (honestly a must-have). I’d highly recommend this place if you don’t mind staying small and simple. I’d only stay here as 2 people, even adding a baby here would be a lot in the small space. Glad we stayed :)
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Megan
3 weeks ago
2 nights at Sunset Hale
I stayed in a cute ‘tiny’ house on Natalie’s property for 2 nights, with a very comfy loft bed and all the kitchen, bath and outdoor dining space needed for a perfect home base!
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Renae
June 2025
2 nights at Sunset Hale
Cozy space, everything we needed and more! Perfect for post-backpacking the Kalalau trail and adjusting back to society. Also they have a cute, friendly cat to keep you company…chickens too! Super close walk to all shops and eateries and about a 35 min walk to a beautiful beach (kahili beach preserve).
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Mary-Ann
May 2025
4 nights at Sunset Hale
Sunset Hale is a beautiful tiny house with every amenity, plus a large dose of cuteness.
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Tim
May 2025
3 nights at Sunset Hale
This place was comfortable and had everything you need and more. Host was helpful, courteous, and friendly.
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Katharina
April 2025
6 nights at Sunset Hale
without a doubt, our kauai trip wouldnt have been as beautiful as it was, if we wouldnt have stayed at nathalie's. first of all, the accommodation is made with so much love, the place matches the pictures and everything was super clean. the location is a 10/10 since you have everything you need in walking distance. (like supermarket, cafes, restaurants) hanalei is only a short drive away. nathalie makes sure you will have a great time on the island by sharing beautiful places, options to go surfing, snorkeling & kayaking. if the accommodation wouldnt have been booked, we would have loved to extend our stay. it was a pleasure to meet nathalie and her family. and we were so sad to leave. we will definitely come back and would recommend this place to everyone dearly.
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Alina
February 2025
6 nights at Sunset Hale
We had the best time staying at Natalie’s Sunset Hale. My husband and I stayed for almost a week and the ‘Goodbye’ felt like leaving family behind. Natalie and her children let us visit their horses (and even ride them), gave us hiking tips and we overall felt well taken care for. The accommodation itself is located very central to Princeville and Hanalei. We’ll definitely come back!! :-)
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Camping in Kōkeʻe State Park guide
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Welcome to paradise! No joke, Koke’e State Park on the island of Kauai is the textbook definition of the word. Well almost anywhere on the island may fit that description, but not everywhere can you get views of the Napali Cliffs and Kalalau Valley from 4,000-feet elevation. Now that’s a view you don’t see everyday! Hit the trails to hike through native rainforest and along the rim of Waimea Canyon to arrive at some mind blowing, high elevation views. Bring the fishing pole to score some very clean trout in the rushing creeks, pick plums in the trees above, and even hunt for wild pigs in certain areas. Pitch your tent to stay awhile, and pretend you are a primitive human living off of the land in the garden of eden. You might just want to throw in the towel at your old life and live here forever more.
Nearby attractions
- Unwind and reconnect with nature while camping near Anini Beach Park. Tucked away on the northern shore of Kauai, this secluded gem is perfect for a beach camping adventure.
- Experience the magic of camping near Anahola Beach Park . Located on the eastern coast of Kauai, this beach park offers a tropical paradise for campers. Set up camp near the pristine sandy shores and enjoy activities like swimming, snorkeling, and beachcombing.
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