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Guide to The Hawaiian Islands : Kauai Travel Planner 2019-2020
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32 gohawaii.com/kauai @kauaidiscovery Around the Island Find natural, cultural and historical family fun all around Kaua‘i. Kōke‘e Natural History Museum See Waimea Canyon and learn about Kaua‘i’s environment. Kaua‘i Plantation Railway Experience Step back in time to the age of the Hawaiian Plantation on this 40-minute authentic train tour. Hiking Take the whole family on an easy hike and spot wild birds and numerous waterfalls! Mountain Tubing Ride down an old plantation irrigation system in a tube. Lū‘au Enjoy a performance of hula at one of Kaua‘i’s many lū‘au. Beach Parks An ideal place for the entire family, here are some beaches great for an outdoor day with the keiki (children): Lydgate Beach Park The wooden play structure at Kamalani Playgound can occupy kids for hours! And when they’re tuckered out, walk across the street to the beach and lounge in one of several enclosed pools. Salt Pond Beach Park Here, toddlers can splash around in the gentle lagoon. Po‘ipū Beach Park With lifeguards, picnic facilities, showers and a natural wading pool for young swimmers, Po‘ipū Beach Park on the South Shore is a popular beach for the entire family. ATV Take the road less traveled aboard an All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV). Explore off road and see breathtaking views of Kaua‘i’s gorgeous landscape. A variety of tours are available with adventurous routes for thrill seekers! Horseback Riding Take a tour with your new four- legged friend along bluffs, across foothills, toward the coast, across sugar cane fields or past secluded beaches, bays and waterfalls. Tours range from 90 minutes to five hours! Hiking Take in Kaua‘i’s natural splendor with an invigorating hike. We recommend Kōke‘e State Park with over 40 miles of footpaths leading to scenic lookouts. If you’re looking for a workout, try the Kalalau Trail along Nāpali Coast for a challenging, 11-mile trek. Or, check out Kuilau and Moalepe Trailhead. You can find maps through the Department of Land and Natural Resources or the Division of State Parks. Remember: do not hike alone, and if you must, tell someone where you’re going! Do not drink water from freshwater ponds or streams and avoid entering with open cuts. Stick to the trail and follow trailhead markers to avoid getting lost. Find more information at hawaiitrails.org. Above Kaua‘i Get a bird’s-eye view of Nāpali Coast’s 3,000-foot cliffs and other Kaua‘i wonders with a fixed-wing aircraft or helicopter tour. This amazing perspective allows views of otherwise-inaccessible scenery along the coast and throughout its valleys. HAVE THE EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME. BOOK YOUR TOUR TODAY 808-742-9667 www.outfitterskauai.com Because we’ve got a lifetime of experience. 2827A Poipu Road, Kauai, HI info@outfitterskauai.com ZIPLINE KAYAK DOWNHILL BIKE SUP LAND & AIR ACTIVITIES PLAY FAMILY ADVENTURES PLAY
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