The Bay Bungalow is steps from the water in world-famous Hanalei Bay. Just sit back and watch the waves from the deck, get some sun on the pristine, white-sand beach or grab a board and paddle out to one of several world-class surf breaks located right out your back door. Rinse off at one of two outdoor showers and head to the quaint town of Hanalei for refreshments. Coffee shops, bakeries, restaurants, retail therapy and even a farmers market are all just a short walk or bike ride away. Newly remodeled with attention to detail & modern amenities, The Bay Bungalow offers simple luxuries with your ultimate tropical vacation in mind. Interior & exterior seamlessly connects nature with comfort. Hanalei is the gateway to the ancient valleys of the world famous Na Pali coast and a quaint town boasting easy access to beach, hikes, water adventures, shopping, restaurants and more. From our beach front home enjoy walks along 2 miles of white sand beach, surf sessions in one of the most wave rich bays in the world, or partake in a plethora of ocean activities on offer. Wander into the heart of Hanalei to enjoy local restaurants, farmer’s markets, coffee shops, bakeries and shopping. Once in Hanalei you can easily access everything you need on foot or by bike. However, if you plan to explore the beauty of Kauai, having a car will make your experience much easier. TA-205.289.4720.01R TVNC# 5117 THIS RENTAL IS LOCATED IN A TSUNAMI EVACUATION ZONE Hale Nalu Evacuation Information – Evacuation Shelter 1: 4384 Anae Road, Hanalei. To Kilauea Elementary School 2440 Kolo Rd. Kilauea, HI - Head south on Anae Rd toward Weke Rd (465 ft), Turn left onto HI-560 E (3.5m), Continue onto HI-56 S (4.6 mi), Turn left onto Kolo Rd Evacuation Shelter 2: 4384 Anae Road, Hanalei To Kilauea Neighborhood Center, 4260 Keneke St, Kilauea, HI 96754 – Head south on Anae Rd toward Weke Rd (456 ft) Turn left onto HI-560 E (3.5 mi) Continue onto HI-56 S (4.6 mi) Turn left onto Kolo Rd (0.1 mi) Turn left onto Kilauea Rd (0.4mi), Turn right onto Keneke St (85ft) What to do when evacuating: 1. Gather water, food, clothing, emergency supplies, and insurance / financial records. 2. Wear protective clothing and sturdy shoes. 3. Secure your home. 4. Turn off the main water valve and electricity, if instructed to do so. 5. Let others know where you are going. 6. Leave early enough to avoid being trapped by severe weather. 7. Follow recommended evacuation routes.