Discover outdoor activities, top restaurants and bars, and cultural experiences unique to the island of Kaua‘i
Hiking to the end requires a permit, but you can also explore the coastline by joining a boat tour or, during the calmer summer months, a kayak tour.
Often referred to as a mini yet equally impressive version of the Grand Canyon, the drive up the winding road from the coast is well worth the effort to witness its beauty.
Hanalei boasts one of the most beautiful, picture-perfect beaches and bays in the Islands. It also offers various surf spots and locally owned shops and restaurants.
A classic rootsy restaurant and tiki bar that’s been a hot spot since 1963. Visit for the great local food and friendly staff, and stay for the authentic live music.
Spotlighting health-conscious cooking, they even have an in-house deli offering organic snacks and locally caught fresh fish.
Enjoy grab-and-go healthy and hearty meals with a stunning view of the North Shore. They minimize leftovers, so come early before they sell out.
An iconic and delicious grab-and-go fish market in Hanalei Town, you must try the tako (octopus) poke.
A must-visit pu‘uhonua (place of refuge) that focuses on native and culturally significant species within an authentic Hawaiian landscape.
A fascinating place to learn, volunteer, and care for the land, even as a visitor. Don’t miss the Mango & Kalo Festival and the Farmer’s Market every Tuesday.
Join one of their volunteer days at this local non-profit to help in the lo‘i (traditional Native Hawaiian taro patch).
