Author: Jodee Farm (R) Partner

The Ilikai is located on the ocean at the corridors of both Waikiki and Ala Moana - arguably two of the most desirable spots to live in the world.  You have the great, tropical weather and oceans, combined with modern shopping and restaurants of a myriad of ethnic backgrounds, and the safety of living in the good old USA.  You have easy access to swimming beaches, boating, and two Yacht Clubs just a hop, skip and jump away.

 The Ilikai as viewed from the Lagoon:
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By Sean Yano Realtor Associate

Growing up on the Windward side of Oahu has been a great experience for me, so much so that
I chose to raise my own children here as well. Besides the beautiful surroundings and scenery,
from the lush Koolau Mountain range to beautiful Lanikai Beach, Windward Oahu offers its
residents an easy, laid-back lifestyle that can't compare to any other area on the island.

The Mountain View on the Windward Side: Koolau Mountain Range. 
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If you like strolling to your favorite restaurant, pub, shopping center, movie theater, or beach, you’ll love living in Kakaako. From your living room window you can check on the surf conditions, give the local weather forecast, or see an occasional whale breach.

View of some Kakaako Condos from Ala Moana Beach Park:
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Oahu is home to some of the biggest and best waves in the world, and is known as the "Mecca" of surfing.  One of surfing's biggest events rolled through the North Shore of Oahu this past weekend. The 2011 Pipeline Masters was the final jewel of surfing's coveted Triple Crown and final stop on the ASP's World Tour. Huge waves between 10-15 feet challenged the planet's best surfers which included 2011 World Champ Kelly Slater, tour veterans Joel Parkinson, Taj Burrow, and Fred Patacchia, along with upstarts Julian Wilson, Gabriel Mendina, and Hawaii's own John John Florence. [More]