If you’re visiting Kauai, you’re hard-pressed to find a more beautiful place than the Na’Pali Coast. Find out what the locals recommend seeing and doing in this pristine, unspoiled area of Kauai.
Everything You Need to Know About the Acai Fruit Bowl
View PostHanalei Bay – The Crown Jewel of North Shore
The Hanalei Bay is a 2 mile long stretch of white sand and home to a breathtaking mountainous backdrop. This is not only regarded as the best beach on the …
Mahaulepu Beach in Kauai: Everything You Need to Know
Kauai’s south shore never ceases to amaze tourists. Mahaulepu beach is an undeveloped, yet, visually stunning stretch of coastline along the south-eastern shore of the island. The beach has a …
Polihale State Park: A Favorite Weekend Hangout For Kauai Locals
One of the top things to do in Kauai is to see a beautiful beach on the far west of Kauai at Polihale State Park. Highway 50 is the main …
Kauai’s Public Farmers Markets – Map and Guide
The island of Kauai has a rich farming history that goes far beyond the plantation-days of the previous two centuries. For almost 2,000 years native Hawaiians have been setting up …
5 Educational Things to Do In Kauai With Kids
If you are looking for things to do in kauai with the kids, these places are a great opportunity for everyone in the family to learn something together. Kauai has …
Shipwreck Beach Kauai, South Shore
Shipwreck Beach Kauai, located at the far end of the Hyatt. Almost at the end of the road in Poipu, right before it turns to dirt and continues on toward …
The Kalalau Valley – The Jewel of the Napali Coast
The Na Pali Coast is a jewel of not only Kauai, but the entire Pacific. Millions of years of constant erosion from the sea and sky have formed a landscape …
Kilohana Plantation – Step Back in Time | Things to do on Kauai
During the majority of the 19th and 20th centuries, Kauai’s main source of income was farming from places like the Kilohana Plantation. There was a time when sugar cane was …
Welcome to the Island of Kauai! | Makana’s what to do on Kauai
E Komo Mai! This is the general greeting in Hawaiian, meaning “Welcome, Come In”. There is much to do and see here on the Island Of Kauai, so much that it might …
All About Niihau – “The Forbidden Island” | The Local’s Guide to Kauai, Hawaii
Many of our guests on our Na Pali Coast tours are quick to point out an island off the west coast of Kauai with curiosity. Many have not heard “The …
Things to Do in Waimea Kauai – Our Home Base
It is historically the first landing point of European explorers. Captain James Cook and his crew landed here in 1778. In the Hawaiian language, “Waimea” literally means “red water” – …
Exploring Koke’e State Park & Waimea Canyon – The Ultimate Guide
One of the Top 3 Things do in Kauai is to explore the Waimea Canyon – Koke’e State Park. Up the road from the town of Waimea is an explorer’s dream. …
Hiking Sleeping Giant Trail (Nounou Trail) | Local Guide To Kauai
View PostSeaside Walking and Biking in Kapaa – A Multi Use Trail by the Sea
You might have noticed, if you are already on Kauai, that the roads are a bit on the older side. Part of the charm here is the fact that we …
Top 6 reasons to visit Kauai (Infographic)
How do you imagine your next summer escapade? Would it be swimming at the beach or climbing up a mountain? Do you want to chase waterfalls or have memorable encounters …
Why Kauai is the Perfect Hawaiian Playground for Your Kids (Infographic)
We present you this useful and informative infographic about the reasons why Kauai is the perfect Hawaii playground for your kids. Read more below to discover some of the fun …
Kauai Photos for a quick attraction
Taking your Kauai Photos back home can’t be forgotten! To get quick Kauai Photos if you are short on time. It is no doubt that Kauai is a beautiful island, …
The Mysteries of the Menehune Ditch – Kauai, Hawaii
Kauai’s West side is a place where most visitors don’t spend much time other than the usual tracks – Polihale, Waimea Canyon/Kokee, and cruising the Na Pali Coast. Having grown …
