This waterspout occurs whenever waves are forced under the lava shelf and up through an opening in the rocky coast. Depending on the tide and ocean conditions, the water may spout as far as 50 feet into the air. If the light is right, you may be able to catch a rainbow in the sea spray.
The Tree Tunnel is a beautiful canopy of Eucalyptus trees line Maliuhi Road shades the first mile of highway 520 and creates a natural gateway to Kauai’s South Shore, and the towns of Koloa a Poipu. The original 500 trees were planted in 1911 as a gift to the community from Pineapple Baron Walter McBryde.
Taste the spirit of Aloha, and enjoy the legendary spirit of a bygone era at the Koloa Rum Tasting Room located at the historic Kilohana Plantation in Lihue. Tastings are offered daily every half-hour beginning at 10 a.m.
Brennecke’s Beach located adjacent to Poipu Beach Park is a very popular boogie boarding and body surfing spot. You can always find a wave at Brennecke’s beach. The small strip of sand is a good spot to watch the waves and occasional rider crash on the shore. Also great for snorkeling!