Kilauea Real Estate

The picturesque town of Kilauea is located on the northern shore of the island of Kauai in Hawaii. Kilauea is nature's paradise with lush waterfalls, amazing wildlife and beautiful beaches.

Kilauea is part of the Kauai County and according to the latest U. S. Census, the population of the town of Kilauea is around 2,500. In the early 19th century, the town of Kilauea had many guava and sugar cane plantations. Workers from different parts of the globe came to work in these plantations and were captivated by the beauty that surrounded them and never left. The plantations are long gone but the diverse mixture of cultures from around the world still exists in this town.

Things to do in and around Kilauea

• Wai Koa Loop Trail is a hiking destination for nature lovers with views of the Namahana Mountains and the Stone Dam. The Kauai Mini Golf is also a part of the trail and ensures fun and entertainment for the whole family.
• The K?lauea Point National Wildlife Refuge was established to combat the decline in the population of the seabird colonies. Due to the relentless efforts of the Wildlife Refuge, there is a thriving population of seabirds, indigenous plants and other wildlife. Whales, dolphins, turtles and seals can be spotted in the waters off the coast of the Refuge.
• Whale and dolphin watching tours abound in the areas in and around Kilauea.
• Built in 1913, the Kilauea Lighthouse is located at the northernmost part of the island of Kauai and is a part of the National Registry of Historic Places.
• Kilauea is surrounded by pristine beaches like Kaakaaniu beach and Kauapea beach
• The Historic Kong Lung Market Center is a great shopping destination along with a rich treasure trove of the history of Kilauea.

Real estate options in Kilauea

There are quite a few housing options like condos, apartments and houses available to fit different budgets. According to Zillow, the real estate market in Kilauea is experiencing growth and the average per square foot price in Kilauea is around $800.