At the base of Mount Namahana, Halaulani spans more than sixty-three acres of rolling pastures, forest edge, and stream valley on Kaua‘i’s North Shore. Accessed by a private truss bridge, the property unfolds across open meadows, ridgelines, and valleys bordered by thousands of feet of deep-flowing, swimmable stream.

The land features broad pastures, a mature eucalyptus grove, and varied riding terrain with panoramic mountain views. A historic stone dam and established water features highlight the land’s natural character and scale.

Halaulani offers a rare combination of size, beauty, and seclusion in one of the North Shore’s most scenic settings. It is a landscape shaped by water, land, light and sky; quiet, natural, and enduring.