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KAUA’I

Discover Kaua’i

Kauai’s natural beauty shines with Nā Pali cliffs, Waimea Canyon, lush rainforests, golden beaches, charming towns, scenic trails, and rich local culture. We recommend using local guides that highlight the island authentically, accurately and responsibly. If exploring on your own, please follow appropriate cultural and safety guidance.

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Top Attractions

The natural wonders of the Nāpali coastline and Waimea Canyon are majestic and glorious. Spouting Horn is one of the most photographed spots on the island and the Kilauea Point Lighthouse and Wildlife Refuge combines conservation and breathtaking views.

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Gardens

Kaua‘i is affectionately nicknamed the “Garden Isle”, boasting three of five National Tropical Botanical Gardens including Allerton & McBryde Gardens on the South side and Limahuli Garden and Preserve in Hāʻena.

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Beaches

Kauaʻi offers 50 miles of beautiful sandy beaches and we recommend those with lifeguards, restrooms, showers and picnic tables  including  Keālia Beach Park, Poʻipū Beach Park, and Lydgate Beach Park which also has a playground.

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Hike & Walk

Walk, bike, or jog along the scenic paved eight-mile path Ke Ala Hele Makālae. Hike the Maha‘ulepu Heritage Trail passing rugged cliffs, scenic bays and ancient Hawaiian sites.  Stroll the Kōloa Heritage Trail that meanders through archeologic, geographic and cultural spots.  Or plan a custom hike..

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Film Locations

With unspoiled backdrops, Kaua‘i has a long history for Kaua‘I movie scenes including Raiders of the Lost Ark, Jurassic Park, Lilo & Stitch, South Pacific and Blue Hawai‘i.

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Plantation Culture

Discover how the local culture was shaped by the sugar plantation industry with a visit to the Grove Farm Homestead Museum,  Kilohana Estate or West Kauai Heritage Center.

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Hawaiian Historical Sites

Kaua‘i has a fascinating history of Menehune, an ancient people lauded for their engineering feats like the Alakoko Fishopond or Kīkīaola Ditch.   Pa’ula’ula State Historic Park pays homage to the island’s beloved King Kaumuali‘i.  Visit the historic temples, petroglyphs and birthing stones at the  Wailua Complex of Heiaus or the ancient village restoration of Kāhua O Kāneiolouma Heiau.

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Farm Tours

Agriculture has always been key to Kaua‘i, so book a tour to some of the specialty farms that grow vanilla,  coffee, herbal products, pineapple, and Lydgate Farms’ chocolate  acclaimed with two “Cocoa Excellence Awards” in Paris.

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Buy Local

Support Kaua‘i® Made local businesses including Lappert’s ice cream, Kaua‘i Kookies, and Salty Wahine or shop for locally made apparel, crafts and jewelry for souvenirs or gifts.

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Water Activities

The island is full of ocean adventures including snorkeling, scuba diving, surfing, kayaking and sails. It’s also unique for fresh water activities like taking a riverboat to Fern Grotto or taking selfies at the easily accessible Wailua and Opaeka’a Falls.

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Mālama Hawai‘i

An assortment of Kaua‘i organizations offer opportunities to visit pristine, remote sites, learn more intimately about the environment and culture, and mingle with the local community through Mālama Hawai‘i experiences.

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