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2 Kauai Hawaii Postcards Coco Palms Hotel WailuaWailua, Kauaʻi, Hawaii (east shore of the island).
Opened in 1953, the Coco Palms Resort became a legendary Hollywood hideaway, famous for its torch-lighting ceremonies and lagoon setting.
The resort served as the primary filming location for the final wedding scene in the 1961 Elvis Presley movie Blue Hawaii, and Elvis stayed or filmed there.
The resort was heavily damaged by Hurricane Iniki in 1992 and has remained abandoned and largely in ruins ever since, though its history as a mid-century tropical landmark lives on through memorabilia and vintage postcards.Great ConditionVintage souvenir from the Coco Palms Resort Hotel located on the island of Kauai, Hawaii. While many listings categorize it generally under 1960s memorabilia, its postal indicators and historical markings prove it was actually designed and printed during the 1952–1958.Legendary Coco Palms Resort, famous for its scenic tropical lagoon that once served as an ancestral royal fish pond for the monarchy of Kauai.Coco Palms Resort were last made around 1992, right before Hurricane Iniki heavily damaged the property and forced it to close permanently.
