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1. Kamalani Playground
- Playground created for kids
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- Coconut Coast
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2. Kihahouna Heiau
- A sacred Hawaiian heiau, or temple.
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- South Shore/Poipu
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3. Sugar Monument
- A monument paying tribute to Hawaii's first sugar plantation in Koloa and the people who worked on it.
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- Koloa
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4. Koloa Heritage Trail
- A trail winding back through 5 million years of natural, cultural, and historical significance.
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- South Shore/Poipu
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5. Na Pali Coast
- Majesty Of Nature
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- West Side
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6. Kilauea Point Wildlife Refuge
- Rare Bird Species
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7. Limahuli Valley Gardens
- Tropical Preserve
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8. Princeville Ranch
- Horseback, hiking, wagon rides
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9. Waioli Huiia Church
- A historic church, pleasing to the eye with colorful stained glass windows.
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- Hanalei
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10. Captain Cook Monuments
- Captain Cook is remembered in Waimea with two monuments dedicated to the explorer, a statue of Cook and a modest market attached to a boulder.
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- Waimea
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The Best of NileGuide
- Kauai beaches are attractions in their own right, and all of them are public beaches. They are stunningly beautiful, and each is drastically different from the others. Some offer calm waters that are perfect for snorkeling and kids, while others bring on the waves. The North Shore Beaches are great winter attractions for those adventurers who want to experience the art of surfing. During the summer months, the North Shore beaches remain calm. Kee Beach, at the north end of the island where the highway ends, offers a lagoon providing protection to reef and vibrant fish. A little down the road, Tunnels Beach is a popular spot to Hawaiian Monk seals, reef fish and snorkelers. Visit Hanalei Bay for a pick of five beaches, all providing calm water during the summer for paddle boarding, kayaking and swimming. Anini Beach, located between Kilauea and Princeville, is the perfect place to share the view with a few chickens and sand crabs. The South Shore provides summer surfing, but the waves never really get as big as the winter ones on the North Shore. Poipu Beach is a popular place for both surfing and water board sports, and it is known as the sunniest beach on Kauai. On the east side, Lydgate Beach Park features two rock-rimmed pools that break the waves and Kealia Beach is popular for vacationers who simply want to walk along the beach. Beaches with lifeguards are the best to place on an itinerary, especially for those with children as well as those who are not strong swimmers. In Kauai, choose from one of the nine guarded beaches, including Poipu, Salt Pond, Hanalei Bay, Tunnels, Kee, Lydgate, Kealia, Anahola and Kekaha.
- Best Of Kauai
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Hotels
- Bed and Breakfasts
- Boutique Hotels
- Cheap Accommodations
- Family Friendly Accommodations
- Apartments and Condos
- Brand Name Hotels
- Business Hotels
- Cottages
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Restaurants
- Five Star Restaurants
- Fun Restaurants
- Local Traditional
- Romantic Dining
- Italian Cuisine
- Family Friendly Restaurants
- American Restaurants
- Asian Restaurants
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Nightlife
- Bars and Clubs Around Kauai
- Bars and Clubs near Poipu
- Bars and Clubs near Princeville
- Hip Nightlife
- Fun Nightlife
- Lounges
- Off the Beaten Path Nightlife
- Romantic Nightlife
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