From October through May, thousands of koholā, otherwise known as humpback whales, make their way to the sheltered seas of Hawai‘i. Their arrival is a time of wonder, marking the beginning of humpback whale season at Timbers Kaua‘i where Owners and guests enjoy a front-row seat to this extraordinary migration.

The oldest of the Hawaiian islands, Kauaʻi feels ancient, as if the land itself holds secrets whispered by the wind and carried on the ocean’s waves. For seven days, you will explore this island’s wild heart – its remote beaches, emerald valleys, and mist-shrouded mountains.

The highly populared, beloved sport of Pickleball, now has a home at Hōkūala, Kauaʻi with our brand new courts, open to Owners and guests.

The natural calm, balance, and mana that resonates from the land here at Hōkūala makes it the perfect place for a happy healthy lifestyle. With new fitness activities available, fresh fruits and vegetables grown on the property, and active options to socialize, Hōkūala has all the ingredients to have you feeling your best.

Adventure like a local! The Concierge at Timbers Kauaʻi takes pride in curating authentic and memorable vacations filled with unique cultural experiences, activity adventures and delicious local food.

Our Timbers Kauaʻi Adventure Guides are ready and waiting to guide you on an adventure of your choice, with new offerings this fall!

We invite you to discover more of the Garden Isle and to enhance your stay with an exciting adventure excursion. Experience tropical 4x4 off road touring at its finest with Kipu Ranch Adventures.

The award-winning Jack Nicklaus Signature Ocean Course at Hōkūala is not only the best golf view on the island, but an immersive experience into the culture and history of what makes Kauaʻi so special.

Many endangered species and birds call the Hōkūala resort home. Explore this birdwatchers' paradise on tour with Alan Silva, Naturalist and Bird Specialist.

The state of Hawaiʻi hosts an incredibly diverse selection of wildlife that can only be found within the state’s delicate ecosystem.

The best way to appreciate Kauai’s natural beauty is undoubtedly on the trail. The ‘aina (land) is a sacred part of Hawaiian culture, with a focus on respect and conservation.

Follow along on Adventure Dave's holoholo as he chronicles his journey across all 7 continents over the next year.