Alyssa & Spencer
Things To Do
Wailua Falls
One of places I'm definitely checking out on Kauai is Wailua falls. There are two tiers so you'll be getting different views of the waterfall! Can't wait to take a dip in the water on the bottom!
Whale watching
January and February are the peak months of whale watching. You could do a tour for the day but I bet you'll be able to see them right outside your window with an ocean view!
Kauai Backcountry Adventures
whether you want to go zip-lining or mountain tubing they have both! Enjoy a nice leisurely ride through the former plantation lands. Or if you're in the need for speed you can enjoy a mile long adventure zipping through beautiful valley of Mt. Wai'ale'ale
Offroad waterfall tour
Bring a swimsuit and enjoy the 4 hour off-roading experience with a 4 wheeler! Stroll through famous movie sites, jungles, and waterfalls where historic WWII bunkers await. Dive in the waterfall and enjoy some snacks they provide!
Catamaran Tours
Enjoy a daytime boat ride snorkeling the Napali Coast (including breakfast and lunch) or for a romantic night, they have the sunset boat ride (including dinner) If you're like me, don't forget your Dremamine!
Napali Kayak Tours
kayaking with a view and food... sign me up
The 'Blue Room'
Want to go off the beaten path? To get to the cave entrance, park in the lot on the makai (ocean) side of the highway just before the end of the road at Ke'e. On the mauka (mountain) side, look for a short trail leading up to the wet cave. A slippery slope takes you down to the wet cave entrance. Also, if you like Pirates of the Caribbean as much as I do, this is for you.
Lawa'i Beach
I specifically chose this beach because it was a good snorkeling spot! You're in for a treat if you love sea turtles! Or if you want to stay in Lihue, Kalapaki Beach is great for swimming, stand-up paddle boarding, kayaking, boogie boarding, or just catching some rays.