The Beach House Restaurant
The Beach House Restaurant is well-enjoyed by Kauai visitors for its outstanding oceanfront setting along the island's south shore. Take adavantage of gracious Hawaiian service and innovative Pacific Rim Cuisine in a relaxed location
Island Palms Grill & Bar
Island Palms Grill & Bar is open daily after 4pm for dinner. This restaurant serves Asian/Pacific Island cuisine. Great place for a relaxed, quality meal at an affordable price.
Wrangler's Steakhouse
Wrangler's Steakhouse is located next to Halepule and offers award winning selections such as fresh fish and steaks. This restaurant has a fun and friendly Hawaiian Cowboy theme.
Other Restaurants
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American Cuisine |
Italian Cuisine |
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- Hukilau Lanai
- Kalaheo Cafe & Coffee
- Kauai Hula Girl Restaurant
- Olympic Cafe
- Plantation Gardens Restaurant & Bar
- Roy's Poipu Bar & Grill
- Bali Hai
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- Camp House Grill
- Eggbert's
- Hanalei Gourmet
- Hanapepe Cafe & Espresso
- Keoki's Paradise
- Poipu Poipu Tropical Burgers
- Gaylord's at Kilohana Estate
- Lizard Lounge Bar & Grill
- Paradise Bar & Grill
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- Grind's Cafe
- Pizza Hanalei
- Pizzetta Island Pizza
- Pizzetta Italian Restaurant
- Cafe Portofino
- Casa di Amici
- Pomodoro Ristorante
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- Wahooo Seafood Grill & Bar
- Shrimp Station
- Poipu Beach Broiler
- Mango Mama's
- Hanalei Dolphin
- Tomkats Grille
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Tunnels Beach
This is the perfect beach for snorkeling on the North Shore, running 2-miles along Kauai resorts to Ha'ena Beach Park. The center has an enormous half-moon shaped reef 1/8 mile offshore creating a perfect location for divers. Tunnel Beach is also a great place for swimmers with its shallow, sandy and calm waters.
Shipwreck Beach
This beach received its name from an old, wooden shipwreck lifted sand dune called Makawehi Point. This is also a popular destination for hiking along its cliffs, fishing, surfing, boogie boarding, body surfing, and windsurfing. It's wonderful cliffs and unusual natural formations make this beach great for exploration.
Po'ipu Beach
Po'ipu is the major beach on the South Shore and swimming here is almost always safe, especially on the left side of the beach. The sandbar at this beach is actually an unusual phenomena that occurs when ocean currents rush toward the beach from opposite directions and deposit their sand forming a tombolo. This one is called Nukumoi Point.
Other Parks & Beaches
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- Anini Beach
- Hanalei Bay
- Kee Beach
- Lumahai Beach
- Honopu Valley
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- Kipu Kai Beach
- Kukuiolono Park
- Mahaulepu Beach
- Poipu Beach Park
- Prince Kuhio Park
- Shipwreck Beach
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- Polihale State Park
- Kalalau Lookout
- Kekaha Beach Park
- Salt Pond Beach Park
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Bell Stone
Bell stones can be found on just about every Hawaiian Island. These stones, if struck in a particular spot emit a tone able to be heard from great distances. They were usually "rung" to signal a significant event. These rocks were precisely placed and used to calibrate the Hawaiian calendars to the summer and winter solstices.
Fern Grotto
For a fun Hawaii adventure, travel up the Wailua River to a lava rock grotto covered with tropical ferns. At the grotto, you will be serenaded by Hawaiian musicians playing local traditional songs. The trip up this historic and sacred river takes about 40 minutes on a flat bottom riverboat. On the way to the Fern Grotto, you will encounter numerous photo opportunities of the tropical grasslands lining the river and cloud-capped Mt. Waialeale looming in the background.
Kauai Museum
Explore a museum housing treasures of the island's heritage, covering everything from feathered leis to vintage photographs. Come see a permanent display called The Story of Lana'i. It is filled with Hawaiian artifacts and local history. Traveling exhibits and events are also hosted here year-round.
More Cultural Attractions
- Holo-holo-ku Heiau
- Old Kapaa Town
- Gove Farm Homesrtead Museum
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- Koloa History Center
- Old Koloa Town
- Waioli Mission House
- Ke ahu a laka Heiau
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- Menehune (Alekoko) Fishpond
- Hauola Place of Refuge
- Ke ahu a laka Heiau
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- Polihale Heiau
- Kokee Museum
- Salt Pond
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