The Hawaii Kai, Portlock, and Hawaii Loa Ridge neighborhoods are a haven for those demanding exclusivity and luxury. They offer abundant amenities and are a convenient commute to downtown Honolulu, Oahu's business hub. Located at the southeastern tip of Oahu, this region is home to two famous landmarks: Koko Head Crater and Hanauma Bay.
The real estate market is a mix of gated and non-gated hillside communities with single-family homes. Properties boast panoramic views of the ocean, sunsets, and Diamond Head Crater. Homes are beautifully designed in Mediterranean and contemporary architectural styles. Options include marina-front condominiums and townhomes with private docks and sprawling oceanfront estates. Vacant lots are hard to come by in this area, which is surrounded by water and backed by the high ridges of the Ko’olau Mountain Ridge.
The contrasting landscapes in this region, from the water to the valleys, offer endless opportunities for outdoor recreation. Paddling and sailing are common pursuits, as is any other water sport you can think of. Away from the water, residents enjoy hiking and golfing. The shopping, dining, and entertainment options are just as plentiful. Whatever your interests, getting bored is never an issue when you live in Hawaii Kai, Portlock, or Hawaii Loa Ridge.
The Original Roy's is a favorite among locals and visitors and a sister location to the one in Waikiki. Roy’s is located at the Hawaii Kai Towne Center and offers delicious seafood and Hawaiian staples. The menu also includes vegetarian and vegan options.
Liko's Tap & Table is an excellent place to grab a bite after spending hours on the water. Located right on the waterfront in Hawaii Kai, the eatery serves delicious American and internationally-inspired dishes. Menu favorites include prime rib, pork chops, grilled shrimp and scallops, and bacon mac and cheese.
Leonard's "Malasadamobile" is a staple across the entire island. It's usually parked at the Koko Marina Center parking lot near Walgreens and Petco. There is often a line of people around the food truck who come to sample unparalleled fresh malasadas.
Boating is popular in the area, with many residents keeping their boats at the Koko Marina Center. Some marina-front homes have private docks, making it easy for residents to jump into their boats and cruise out on the waters. Koko Marina Center is also a great place to shop, enjoy delicious food, and even watch a movie.
Hiking to the Makapu’u Point Lighthouse takes you on a mile-long trip of incredible views of Oahu's southeastern coastline. You're rewarded with breathtaking views of the coastline and the Pacific Ocean at the trail's end. The Moloka’i and Lanai Hawaiian Islands are also visible in the distance on a clear day. Other popular hikes in this region include the Koko Head Hike, Hanauma Bay Trail, Kuliou'ou Ridge Trail, and the Kamiloiki Ridge Trail.
Kuli’ou’ou Beach Park is an excellent spot for a day of family fun you won't forget. It is a favorite beachside haven for locals who enjoy fishing, picnicking, and lounging. There are plenty of grassy areas for a stroll, and the scenery is gorgeous. Bring a camera to capture the beautiful Ko’olau Mountains.
Most of this region is zoned within the Farrington-Kaiser-Kalani Complex Area.
30,620 people live in Hawaii Kai - Portlock - Hawaii Loa Ridge, where the median age is 48 and the average individual income is $60,386. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Hawaii Kai - Portlock - Hawaii Loa Ridge has 10,759 households, with an average household size of 3. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Hawaii Kai - Portlock - Hawaii Loa Ridge do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 30,620 people call Hawaii Kai - Portlock - Hawaii Loa Ridge home. The population density is 6,658.751 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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