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Pupukea Highlands sits above Waimea Bay and the magnificent beaches that are referred to as the “7 mile miracle” that makes up the North Shore of Oahu. Waiamea Bay is the birthplace of big wave surfing. Pipeline possesses the reputation of the worlds most beautiful and dangerous wave. Sunset beach is power surfing at its finest. These well known beaches are a very short drive from our beautiful properties. My family’s one acre properties that were once part of a large farm are now homes with banana and avocado trees, along with beautiful indigenous plants native to Hawaii. The 1000 foot elevation and five minute drive to the beaches provide a cool and serene alternative to the quicker paced, people watching and warmer Kamehameha Highway District. Along with Pipeline and Sunset Beach, Haleiwa makes up the final piece of the Triple Crown of Surfing. A seven mile drive takes you to the quaint former Plantation town of Haleiwa which boast eateries and shopping that have been featured on syndicated food and travel channels. Fishing, diving, ziplining, surfing, paddling, snorkeling, cycling, sailing, shark expeditions, bird watching and skydiving are just some of the activities that are available.

REVIEWS FROM OUR GUESTS

“We love this house”

“We love this house. Stayed in it many times and will keep returning. Everything is just what you need for relaxing and comfortable stay in the Alameda/Oakland Area.”

Ted W.

“Definitely recommend this place”

“We would definitely recommend this place. It’s a little drive up the hill from Kam Highway in a quiet neighborhood. The house adjoins two other units but is private and peaceful. Annegret, the host, is super helpful and responsive. The kitchen is well equipped, the beds are comfy and the place is very clean.”

Lyza M.

“This is a great location”

“This is a great location for enjoying the north shore. Great food carts and grocery store close by. We enjoyed the wonderful nearby beaches and sunsets.”

Teresa