Comprehensive Resources for Princeville, Kilauea and Hanalei residents and visitors

Kauai North Shore Associations

The North Shore of Kauai has six regional community associations. They are:

Anahola Hawaiian Homestead Association
Kīlauea Neighborhood Association
Kalihiwai Ridge Association
Princeville at Hanalei Community Association
* Mili Makani Community Association
* Sunset Drive Community
Princeville II Community Association
* Ka’iulani of Princeville Association
* Villas on the Prince Association
Hanalei-Haʹena Community Association

Anahola Hawaiian Homestead Association
A group of Anahola native Hawaiian families living on trust lands similar to Indian Reservations on the continent, and all members of the self-governing organization, the Anahola Hawaiian Homestead Association (AHHA

For more information visit: www.anaholamarketplace.com

Kīlauea Neighborhood Association
The association for homeowners in Kīlauea
(808) 652-0069
For more information visit: http://kna-kauai.org

Kalihiwai Ridge Association
The association for homeowners in Kalihiwai
(808) 593-6372
For more information visit: https://kalihiwairidge.hmcmgt.com

Princeville at Hanalei Community Association (PHCA)
The association for homeowners in Princeville I
(808) 826-6687
For more information visit: https://www.princevillecommunity.com/

Princeville II Community Association (PIICA OR P2CA)
The association for homeowners in Princeville II
(808) 203-5209

Hanalei-Haʹena Community Association
The association for homeowners in north of Hanalei
(808) 826-6887

The 24 Condo Complexes in Princeville are:
* Alii Kai I
* Alii Kai II
* Cliffs
* Emmalani Court
* Hale Honu
* Hale Moi
* Hanalei Bay Resorts
* Hanalei Bay Villas
* Kamahana
* Makai Club Cottages
* Mauna Kai
* Nihilani
* Orchid Point
* Pali Ke Kua
* Pali Uli
* Paniolo
* Puamana
* Pukalani
* Puu Poa
* Sandpiper Village
* Sea Lodge I
* Sea Lodge II
* The Plantation Princeville
* Villas of Kamalii

Note to readers:
We have separated the non profits that serve the North Shore of Kauai into Charities, Churches, Clubs and Associations (Community Associations, Home owners Associations and Association of Apartment Owners). If you don’t find what you are looking for in one category please check the other categories:

Charities on the North Shore
Churches on the North Shore
Clubs on the North Shore

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