Six ocean-view condos on a 150-foot bluff above Anini Reef, in Princeville on Kauaʻi’s North Shore.
Sealodge: ocean-view condos in Princeville, Kauaʻi
See live rates and book on hestara.com. Each condo sleeps up to 3 guests.
Aloha. Sealodge sits at the quiet edge of Princeville, high above the reef, with the Kīlauea Lighthouse in view.
Hestara looks after six privately owned condos at Sealodge, a small community of shingled buildings on Kauaʻi’s North Shore. Each is a one-bedroom home with a full kitchen, a washer and dryer, and views of the ocean.
From the bluff you hear waves breaking on Anini Reef, and in winter humpback whales pass below. Hanalei is five minutes away, and a trail from the grounds leads down to Sealodge’s own small beach.
- Above the ocean
- 150 ft
- Drive to Hanalei
- 5 min
- Guests per condo
- Up to 3
- Check-in, check-out
- 3 pm, 10 am
Six condos, six views
All are one-bedroom, one-bath homes for up to three guests. They differ by floor, outlook and finish.
Rates from $230 a night
Oceanfront
Condo C8
The penthouse, with an extra window framing the lighthouse
From $285 a night
View condo: Condo C8Oceanfront
Condo D6
A corner condo with a 180-degree view to Kīlauea Lighthouse
From $250 a night
View condo: Condo D6Oceanfront
Oceanfront
Oceanfront
Ocean view
Condo B10
A private top-floor condo styled by a resort designer
From $230 a night
View condo: Condo B10
A day on the lanai
What you see and hear from the bluff, from first light to the last wave on the reef.
First light over Kīlauea
The sun comes up to the east, behind the lighthouse. Take coffee out to the lanai while the trade winds are still cool and the reef is turning from grey to turquoise.
Whales off the reef
Humpbacks winter in Hawaiian waters, most often from December to April. From 150 feet up you can follow mothers and calves as they surface beyond Anini Reef.
Golden hour
Evening light warms the shoreline and the mountains behind Hanalei. Cook in, or carry dinner to the shared BBQ area across from the pool.
After dark
Stars over the open Pacific and the sound of waves on the reef all night. Leave the windows open and let the ocean put you to sleep.
Set up for slow days by the sea
Every condo is a full home, not a hotel room. Cook, do a load of beach towels, and leave the car parked for the day.
In every condo
- Full kitchen
- Washer and dryer
- Wi-Fi
- TV
- Linens and essentials
- Free parking
- Ocean trade winds
- Suitable for children and infants
Around the property
- Swimming pool
- Shared BBQ area across from the pool
- Trail down to a secluded beach
- Path along the Makai Golf Course
Beach days
Supplied in several condos. Check each condo’s details for what’s included.
- Beach chairs and umbrellas
- Snorkel gear and boogie boards
- Books, games and binoculars
Princeville and the North Shore
Hanalei is five minutes north. Anini’s reef is ten minutes south. Keep driving west and the road ends at Keʻe Beach and the Nā Pali Coast.
A short, steep hike from the grounds down to a small, secluded beach below the bluff.
One of Princeville’s championship courses, with a walking path along its edge.
Groceries, coffee, restaurants, a hardware store, gas and a mail center. A path along the golf course leads there.
A lava-rock tide pool on the Princeville coast. Visit only when the surf is calm; winter swells make it dangerous.
A historic town on Hanalei Bay with restaurants, shops, beaches and the pier.
Day adventures in the hills, from waterfall hikes to ziplines and horseback rides.
A long, reef-protected beach known for calm water, snorkeling and sea life.
The historic lighthouse at Kīlauea Point, visible from many Sealodge lanais. The point is also a seabird refuge.
The end of the road, where the Kalalau Trail begins. Hāʻena State Park needs a reservation made in advance.
A rental car is recommended for exploring the island. Drive times are approximate.
Around Sealodge
The coast, the reef and the island beyond. Select a photo to see it larger.
From our guests
Beautiful view, the property was perfect for what we needed. Clean, easy check in. The ocean breeze thru the unit was perfect and no A/C required. Perfect!!
Good to know before you book
- Check-in
- 3:00 pm
- Check-out
- 10:00 am
Still have a question? Call 800-585-6101 or email sealodge@hestara.com.
Cancellation policy
Cancel up to 30 days before arrival for a full refund, or up to 14 days before arrival for a 50% refund. The full terms are shown when you book.
House rules
No smoking and no pets. Please don’t grill at the condo; use the shared BBQ area across from the pool.
Before you leave, wash the dishes or start the dishwasher, and empty the garbage.
How many people can stay?
Each condo sleeps up to three guests, with a bedroom plus a puneʻe, daybed or sofa sleeper. Travelling as a larger group? Contact us about booking more than one condo.
Is there air conditioning?
No. The condos are cooled by the ocean trade winds through open windows, with fans for still days.
Do I need a car?
Yes, a rental car is recommended. For everyday errands, a walking path along the Makai Golf Course leads to Princeville Center, about 1.5 miles away, with groceries, coffee and restaurants.
When can I see whales?
Humpback whales visit Hawaiʻi in winter and are most often seen from December to April. The oceanfront condos look straight out over the water they travel through.
Visiting Keʻe Beach and the Nā Pali Coast
Entry and parking at Hāʻena State Park need a reservation made in advance, and spots sell out. Book as soon as your dates are set.
Getting help during your stay
Our office is open Monday to Friday, 9 am to 6 pm. Evenings and weekends, reach us by phone, email or text.
Talk to the Sealodge team
Ask about dates, a particular condo or a longer stay. We’ll reply by email or phone.
Need a quick answer?
- Phone800-585-6101
- Emailsealodge@hestara.com
- Office hoursMonday to Friday, 9 am to 6 pm.
Evenings and weekends by phone, email or text. - AddressSealodge, 3700 Kamehameha Rd
Princeville, HI 96722