Outdoor Recreation in Kauai
Even though the island of Kauai isn't that large, it is jam packed with tons of things to do. The five areas of Kauai each provide for unique experiences including natural wonders, lookouts, monuments, botanical gardens, a wildlife refuge, state parks, and the spectacular Waimea Canyon, also known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific.
The endless array of beaches and the diversity of Kauai's landscape provides for unlimited recreational activities for visitors. Kauai is popular for hikers for both day trips and overnight; Kauai offers several campground locations around the island. Water activities are also abundant ranging from swimming and surfing to snorkeling and scuba diving.
Kauai is home to three of the top five rated golf courses throughout the state of Hawaii. With over 153 holes in total, golfers can enjoy the scenery and challenges offered by both public and resort based courses. Kauai also offers some of the best horseback riding trails in Hawaii which includes trips down into Waimea Canyon.
The endless array of beaches and the diversity of Kauai's landscape provides for unlimited recreational activities for visitors. Kauai is popular for hikers for both day trips and overnight; Kauai offers several campground locations around the island. Water activities are also abundant ranging from swimming and surfing to snorkeling and scuba diving.
Kauai is home to three of the top five rated golf courses throughout the state of Hawaii. With over 153 holes in total, golfers can enjoy the scenery and challenges offered by both public and resort based courses. Kauai also offers some of the best horseback riding trails in Hawaii which includes trips down into Waimea Canyon.
Wailua Falls
Off Highway 583 (Ma'alo Road) in Kapaia Valley
(North of Hanamaulu)
A double waterfall flowing 80 feet over a ledge into a pool...
Spouting Horn
Lawai Road
At Kukuiula Bay, beyond Prince Kuhio Park
Natural phenomenon---stay back...
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