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anahola beach east kauai

White sand, stunning views and a plethora of activities await guests at Anahola Beach. The reef-protected beach allows for amazing swimming and snorkeling opportunities. Bodyboarding is popular at the shore break near the mouth of the Anahola River.

North Shore Kilauea Lighthouse

The Daniel K. Inouye Kilauea Point Lighthouse was built in 1913 to light the way for traveling ships. Guests who are feeling adventurous may tour the lighthouse by climbing up the stairs as far as the watch room.

Nounou Mountain Hiking Trails
1-800-652-8248

Located in the Nounou Forest Reserve, tourists visiting this iconic landmark on Kauai have three scenic hiking trails to choose from. The 1,000-foot climb can be made on the two-mile Nounou Mountain East Trail, the 1.5-mile Nounou Mountain West Trail or the two-mile Kuamoo-Nounou Trail.

hanalei town kauai

Located west of Princeville, Hanalei Town offers a variety of activities and sites for its guests. From historic places to contemporary art...

Naaina Kai Botantical Gardens
(808) 828-0525

Called Na’aina Kai Botantical Gardens, Sculpture Park and Hardwood Plantation, this diverse eco-system’s name means “Lands by the Sea.” It includes numerous gardens both adults and children can enjoy and around 120 bronze sculptures.

Canyon Trail View

Consistently ranked among the best hiking trails in Hawaii, the Canyon Trail allows hikers to soak up the outdoor beauty found on the lush island of Kauai. About 10 miles long and more than 3,000-feet deep, famous American writer Mark Twain described what he saw as "the Grand Canyon of the Pacific."

waioli mission house

Waioli Mission House is one of the most famous sites in Hanalei Town and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Guests experience a glimpse of missionary life from 1837, complete with historically accurate features such as lava rock chimneys and fine koa furniture.

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