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 aua'i is loaded with things to do, and to narrow all activities to a list of "top ten" is difficult! However,
if your stay on the island is limited, here's a list of ideas of things not to miss:
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1. Check out a farmer's market
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Of course, no trip to Hawai'i would be complete without a sampling of the local produce. Be sure to check out a local farmer's
market (known on-island as a sunshine market) to get the freshest, best-tasting produce around. From papayas and coconuts to pineapple and mangoes, Kaua'i offers
a wide array of locally grown produce that's sure to keep you coming back for more. On the North Shore, your best bets are the Tuesday
market outside Hanalei (about 2 miles) at 2:00 PM, the Thursday
market on Keneke Road in Kilauea, the Saturday market on Kilauea Road (also in Kilauea), and the Saturday market at 10:00 AM in Hanalei. |
2. Head west to Waimea Canyon
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Often likened to the Grand Canyon, Waimea Canyon offers dramatic testimony to the variety of environments on Kaua'i.
The canyon's magnificent expanse offers numerous opportunities for great hiking and awe-inspring views. Be sure to make the
drive up Waimea Canyon Road for an unforgettable experience; along the drive, you will come across several lookouts not to be missed -
Waimea Canyon Lookout, Ni'ihau Lookout, Pu'u Ka Pele Lookout and Pu'u Hinahina Lookout. |
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