WorldMark Kapaa Shore

Located on the Garden Island of Hawaii, the WorldMark Kapaa Shore in Kauai is everything you love about a Hawaii vacation. Vibrant with the sounds of exotic birds and tropical waterfalls, vivid with the bright colors of native flowers in bloom, and so serene, you will feel as if you have escaped to a private retreat.

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Timeshare at Tranquil WorldMark Kapaa Shore 

All of the forty-nine timeshare units at the Kapaa Shore Resort include a fully equipped kitchen and a private lanai. One-bedroom floorplans have a queen bed in the master and queen Murphy bed in the living area. These spacious units are designed to accommodate up to four adults.

Two-bedroom floorplans are all designed in a two-story, townhouse style, with a queen in the master bedroom/loft space, either a queen or twin beds in the second private bedroom, and a sleeper sofa in the living area. This plan sleeps up to six adults and has an in-unit washer and dryer.

Onsite amenities to love include a pool, hot tub, tennis courts, barbeque area near the pool, and a complimentary laundry facility. Although the beach directly in front of the resort is a reef area and not suitable for swimming, there are numerous nearby beaches that are ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and sunning.

Note:  The WorldMark Kapaa Shore does not have elevators and all of the two-bedroom units are located on the resort’s third floor. The timeshares at Kapaa Shore are not air-conditioned, however all units have ceiling fans and were built to take advantage of the island’s natural trade winds.