Kauai's ONLY Monolithic Dome on a 3 bedroom 4 bath estate where the Na Pali meets the Waimea River.

If you are looking for peace and quiet, this property offers a cloud like atmosphere, real Hawaii 'ana, and it is as laid back and small town as it gets. Here in the country (also known as “Smoky Valley”) the local outdoors men still hunt wild boar, and the gentle sound of the Waimea river rolling by will lull you to sleep on the lanai.

We are located just a few short miles from the base of the Waimea Canyon, also known as; 'The Grand Canyon of the pacific" with it's ever changing hues and colors.

The relaxing nature of the Dome's structure results from an unobstructed energy flow, and is the most relaxing living experience you can imagine. One lanai overlooks the 1 acre organic farm where you eat when you want... just go out side and pick what ever you want from the source. The other lanai rings with gentle chimes and sounds from The Menehune Ditch as it passes through the hollow Lava cliff.

The tranquility of this valley radiates from the cliffs and the river and you can almost hear echoes of voices from times gone by. Looking out from the guest suites you will see caves in the vaulted lava cliffs where the Hawaiian Na Ali'i (Royalty) are said to be buried. The bones of the Ali'i that rest there are believed by Hawaiians to possess much power or Mana.

There are many activities you can do nearby such as hiking, biking, kayaking, surfing, tennis, fishing, ATV, Golf, Baseball, Basketball, just to name a few. You can even go camping in the back farm on the river!

We are close to the most beautiful beaches on Kauai ....Barking Sands and Polihale State Park, and you cannot beat the sunsets in the West. Only a few miles further up the road you will experience a birds eye view of the world famous Napali Coast from Koke'e National Park.

A few miles in the opposite direction brings you to the ruins of an old Russian Fort built when an unsuccessful attempt was made by the Russians to take control of Hawaii. And in the middle of Waimea town you will see the site and the beach where Captain Cook landed and became, the first westerner to visit the Hawaiian Islands.