Kauai
and its
North Shore
Kauai and Its North Shore
Ke'e Beach
Tunnels Beach
Lumaha'i Beach
The magnificent north shore of Kauai
has a multitude of places to visit and explore.
The Na Pali Coast is a rugged and untamed
spectacle that rewards visitors with an inexhaustible number of memorable
visits. Its name means “The Cliffs,” and the area is completely
inaccessible, except by foot and watercraft. The ancient trail of the
natives, called the Kalalau Trail, is very popular among hikers of all
ages. This “must see” trail is world-renowned.
Near the trailhead is Ke'e Beach—a
big beautiful beach with awesome sunsets. Great for cooling off after
the trail hike.
Tunnels Beach—excellent snorkeling
Lumaha'i Beach—best known from the
film South Pacific
Hanalei town—a funky beach town
with many colorful shops and restaurants worth exploring
At the center of Hanalei town is Hanalei
Bay. The views at Hanalei Bay are spectacular, with rugged tropical mountain
peaks serving as a backdrop to an incredible crescent beach and bay. The
Hanalei beach boasts 2 miles of sandy uninterrupted scenery. The Hanalei
Bay is semi-protected from the heavy ocean swells making it the home of
many surf schools.
Annini Beach—protected by the largest
reef in the state of Hawaii the water is serene and shallow. This beach
is a wonderful location from small children or peaceful reflection.
Kalihiwai Beach—if you’re lucky
you'll see dolphin and turtles
Secret Beach—another big beautiful
beach
Further down the coast at Kilauea is the Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge. The protected sanctuary houses many endangered birds near the old historic lighthouse.
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