Kealanani is a truly unique creation: an incredibly beautiful and vast community development with an emphasis on alternative agriculture. It is an agrarian community of homeowners who appreciate and enjoy the natural elegance of the contemporary Hawaiian lifestyle while engaging in activities that make use of the rich and fertile tropical soil and pay homage to native Hawaiian culture, wisdom and stewardship of the land.

Located on 2,021 acres rising above the northeastern shoreline of Kauai, Kealanani is primarily pastureland contoured with gently rolling hills and cool, sequestered shallow valleys.

The land is filled with tall, stately trees: hundred-year-old monkey pods, camphor, albizzia, ironwood, eucalyptus and African tulip. In the valleys are royal palms, ferns, ti plants, ginger and noni.

In the higher elevations of Kealanani, the ocean and mountain vistas are spectacular, while maintaining residents' privacy and seclusion.

Kealanani comprises 190 home sites, ranging in size from 3 to 100 acres, rising from sea level to 425 feet. Nowhere in North America can a property offer such ideal living and growing conditions.

Kealanani contains land that is required to be used agriculturally, along with sanctuaries that need to be set aside in perpetuity. Its ultimate identity will be partially determined by what the owners decide to grow on their parcels. It will become an attractive combination of nature preserve, farmland and ranchland.