"farm-to-table" restaurant located in the Shops at Kukui'ula in Poipu, Koloa. Founded by Chef Peter Merriman, a pioneer of Hawai'i Regional Cuisine, the restaurant is known for its commitment to sustainability, with approximately 90% of its ingredients sourced from local. farmers, ranchers, and fishermen. Fun Fact - Our wedding venue is a sister restaurant
Visiting Kauai Coffee Farm only takes an hour and is a great rainy day activity on Kauai. The farm has a self-guided walking tour where you can learn about the process of growing, roasting, and brewing coffee. After you’re done, grab a free sample or purchase a bag of beans to take home.
Hanapēpē, known as "Kauai's Biggest Little Town," is a charming, historic town on Kauai’s southern shore, renowned as the island's art capital. It features19th-century plantation-style buildings, the famous swinging bridge, and is the inspiration for Disney's Lilo & Stitch.
Located at the Kilohana Plantation, the Kōloa Rum Company Store offers a full range of their single-batch, premium Hawaiian rums, ready-to-drink cocktails, as well as tempting rum cakes, rum fudge sauce, Hawaiian Kukui Mai Tai Mix, logo wear and a unique array of specialty gifts.
A highly popular, casual oceanfront restaurant located at the Kauai Shores Hotel along the Coconut Coast in Kapaʻa. Known for its relaxed "toes-in-the-sand" ambiance, it features a large patio, lawn games, and open-air beachfront tables where you can watch the waves directly from your seat.
The Wailua River is Kauai’s largest navigable river, a 20-mile scenic waterway flowing from Mt. Waiʻaleʻale to the East Side, often explored via kayak or boat tours to inland, lush rainforests. Key attractions include the 120-foot "Secret Falls" (Uluwehi Falls), the verdant Fern Grotto, and historical Hawaiian temples (heiau) along its banks. For Kayaking visit: https://kayakkauai.com/tours/river-kayaking-tours/ For Boat tour visit: https://www.smithskauai.com/fern-grotto/
A historic maritime landmark situated on the northernmost tip of Kauaʻi, Hawaii. Built in 1913, the 52-foot white concrete tower sits on a dramatic 180-foot ocean bluff within the Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED - Open Wednesday-Saturday 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.
The Hanalei Valley Lookout is situated along the Kuhio Highway (Route 56) near Princeville. It's easily accessible by car, making it a must-visit stop for anyone exploring the North Shore of Kauai. Popular lookout point offering sweeping, panoramic views of the surrounding valley & lush hillside.
A family-run, Native Hawaiian-owned tour company offering direct boat departures from the stunning Hanalei Bay on Kauaʻi's North Shore. If you're exploring your options, there are also several excellent tour operators departing from the South Shore that are well worth considering.
Hike the Kalalau Trail to experience the stunning Napli Coast to experience it from a different vantage point. Please be aware that you do need a permit; see the website below to reserve a permit. The trail is categorized as difficult; you do not have to complete the entire trail though.