A tiny view of the ocean

through the trees.

Hale Ala Nui Ewa, the cottage.

It has a complete kitchen.

And an open design that encourages conversation and relaxation.

There is a kettle grill and a small area outside to BBQ.
One bedrom has a queen-sized Somma (water) bed and the second bedroom has a bunk bed (twin top with double bottom).

Hale Kai Ewa, the Ocean House Hale Waena Ewa, the middle (staff) studio and Hale Ala Nui Ewa, the cottage. These three units comprise Na Hale Kahakai Ewa, our Ewa Beach homes.

There are surf boards, boogie boards and swim fins in Hale Menehune (small shed) along with flippers, chairs, mats and sand toys. Guests will need a rental car and groceries but, for those who wish to dine out, there is the option of dining at any of the fine restaurants in and around Ewa-Kapolei-Honolulu. The property is fenced to provide security and privacy, but it is possible to see the excitement of Honolulu and Waikiki across Mamala Bay.

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