Princeville Timeshares

Travelers who love to golf will be able to perfect their swing with a timeshare in Princeville. The Kaua’i golf courses at the Princeville Resort are a delight, because not only do you get to enjoy the thrill of a potential hole-in-one, you also can take in beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean while you do it. The Makai Golf Course is similarly flanked with jaw-dropping oceanscapes, as well as spotted with palm trees.

Princeville and the surrounding island of Kauai is home to a collection of landmarks that reveal a great deal about Hawaii's history. The Buddhist shrines at the Lawai International Center were built by the first generation of Japanese immigrants, who traveled to Kauai in 1904. The Kilohana Plantation Estate was built in the 1930s to produce sugar, and now offers Hawaiian luaus and other performances, as well as exploration of the restored estate. For amazing photographs, visit the historic Hanalei Pier, built in the 1800s.

Princeville timeshares are unmatched when it comes to watersports. The abundance of coral reefs make snorkeling and scuba diving a must for those who wish to see colorful underwater worlds up close. Surfing is also popular in Princeville, as beaches like Puu Poa Beach offer the perfect waves. You can also find plenty of opportunities for kayaking, swimming, boating, waterskiing, and more.

Need some relaxation? Your Princeville timeshare will provide it for you. Halele'a Spa offers gorgeous decor for the perfect ambiance, and an array of treatments that blend traditional Hawaiian techniques with more western ones. Princeville Massage Therapy will melt your tension away with a customized massage combining anything from lomi lomi to aromatherapy. These are just a few of the spas available.

The beaches of Princeville are wonderful, and a Princeville timeshare is your ticket to visit them every year. Princeville vacations are simply not complete without at least one day of laying out on the silky sands. Famous Puu Poa Beach's sands are a warm orangey gold, and the beach's shady trees serve as perfect natural umbrellas for a picnic. It's also a nice place to swim in the summer. The reefs of Hanalei Beach are perfect for snorkeling, while Kalihiwai Bay Beach in nearby Kilauea sometimes offers dolphin sightings.

Need to work off those pina coladas? Princeville offers plenty of opportunities to hike. For a very challenging, but rewarding, hike, visit Turtle Cave. You'll have to take some steep trails and swim in some portions of the hike, but you'll likely see sea turtles, especially if you go in the afternoon. On the Hanakapiai Trail, you'll be greeted with incredible views of waterfalls, Kee Beach, and a coral reef.