Kailua bed and breakfast accommodation is situated just a 10 minute walk from the beach, this Paradi

We offer 2 affordable lodging units alternatives to the hustle and bustle of Waikiki. Papaya Paradise Bed and Breakfast is situated in the residential beach community of Kailua,Oahu, Hawaii. There are no hotels.  

 

Beautiful Kailua beach is just 1/2 mile from Papaya Paradise, located on the windward side of Oahu is an uncrowded two mile stretch of white sand beach popular with windsurfers, snorkelers, kayakers, outrigger canoe paddlers and other water sports enthusiasts.Views:Views to swimming pool area and garden with Mount Olomana in the backgroud.

Location of this Paradise Bed and Breakfast on Oahu.

DIRECTIONS TO KAILUA FROM THE HONOLULU AIRPORT (a 20/30 minute drive)Upon leaving the AIRPORT.....GO RIGHT....and enter the UPPER DECK of the H-1, follow the H-1 WEST WAIANAE signs for approximately 3.1 miles (stay to the right), to the EXIT 13B interchange H-3 KANEOHE....Follow H-3 KANEOHE and EXIT 14 at KAILUA ...at the 2nd traffic light ONEAWA STREET....GO RIGHT and follow the road through six (6) TRAFFIC LIGHTS. (the name of the road changes from ONEAWA to KAILUA to WANAAO ROAD)...but continue straight on, you will come to a YELLOW BLINKING LIGHT ON THE CURVE IN THE ROAD.....follow the road around to the RIGHT... AUWINALA ROAD is the next street off to your right.....395 is the 2nd house on the left.

 

Kailua is a quiet and friendly beach town with a variety of restaurant choices and is only 20/30 minutes from the Honolulu Airport and Waikiki. All major attractions/activities including Waikiki are easily reached from Kailua.  Most attractions/activities are within a 60-75 minute drive (depending on traffic).  Remember our island of Oahu is just 33 miles wide and 44miles long (as the crow flies).  So no matter where you stay, you are not far from any point of interest. 

 

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