Planning a trip to Kauai? You'll want this free trip planner with itineraries, what not to miss, best hikes, how to avoid the crowds and lots of other local tips.Read More
Anini Beach is calm, clear, and perfect for snorkeling. Protected by Hawaii’s longest reef, it’s a peaceful spot for paddleboarding, swimming, or just unwinding under swaying palms.Read More
Haʻena Beach is where golden sands meet towering emerald cliffs. It’s the scenic start of the Kalalau Trail and a great spot to sunbathe, swim, or watch big winter surf roll in.Read More
Hanalei blends laid-back charm with stunning scenery. Explore shops and cafes, stroll taro fields, and paddle Hanalei Bay, all with waterfalls and green peaks as your backdrop.Read More
Hanapepe is Kauai’s “biggest little town” and full of color and creativity. Walk the swinging bridge, browse art galleries, and visit during Friday Art Night for local flair.Read More
Kapaʻa is vibrant and walkable, with local shops, oceanfront trails, and great food. Bike the coastal path or browse boutiques along Kuhio Highway, there’s always something happening.Read More
Koke'e is wild, cool, and unforgettable. Hike through misty forests to jaw-dropping views of the Nā Pali Coast, and breathe deep in Kauai’s high-elevation heart.Read More
Princeville is where luxury meets landscape. Perched above Hanalei Bay, this resort town offers epic views, golf, and easy access to the wild beauty of the north shore.Read More
At Spouting Horn, waves force water through a lava tube, sending sea spray high into the air. This natural blowhole is loud, dramatic, and steeped in local legend.Read More
Lihue is more than a gateway, it's a hub of island history. Visit Kauai Museum, Grove Farm, and the ancient Alekoko Fishpond to see where tradition meets everyday life.Read More
Poipu is Kauai’s sunny south shore gem. With top-rated beaches, calm snorkeling spots, and the nearby Spouting Horn, it’s a favorite for sunseekers and families alike.Read More
Kīlauea Lighthouse sits high on a cliff, watching over seabirds and sweeping ocean views. Visit the wildlife refuge for birdwatching and a picture-perfect north shore stop.Read More
Driving through the Tree Tunnel feels like entering a fairytale. Tall eucalyptus trees arch overhead, forming a shaded green gateway to Kauai’s south shore.Read More
Waimea Canyon on Kauai has been described as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific, and it’s an incredible yawning chasm that’s over three thousand feet deep.Read More
Some of Kauai’s most spectacular scenery starts on the island’s North West end, and the rugged Na Pali Coast will leave you breathless with its high cliffs, sea caves, lush green valleys and cascading waterfalls.Read More
