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Page 1: This Week on Kauai September, 2014 Issue

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Poipu Beach Park

Kukuiula Boat Harbor

Nualolo Area Napali Coast State Park

Kee Beach

Haena Beach Park

Tunnels Beach

Hale Hoomaha

Haena

Lumahai Beach

Wainiha Bay

Hanalei Bay

Hanalei Beach Park

PrincevilleHanalei Valley Lookout

Nualolo Area Napali Coast State Park

Milolii Area Napali State Park

Barking Sands Beach

Kekaha Beach Park

Kekaha

Waimea Bay Kikiaola Harbor

Captain Cook Landing

Kalalau LookoutPuu o Kila Lookout

Kokee State Park Camp Kokee

Kokee Museum & Park Headquarters

Waipoo Falls

Waimea Canyon Lookout

West Kauai Medical Center

Russian Fort Elizabeth State Historical Park

Salt Pond Beach Park

EleeleHanapepe

Kalaheo

Kauai Coffee Visitor Center

National Tropical Botanical Gardens Visitor Center

Waimea

LawaiKoloa

Poipu

Puhi

Kapaia

Kapaa

Anahola

KilaueaKalihiwai

Hanalei

Kokee

Wailua Falls

Keahua Arboretum

Opaekaa Falls

Fern Grotto

Kilohana Crater

Wilcox Memorial Hospital

Wailua

Kapaa Beach Park

Wailua Beach

Lydgate State Park

Kokee Lodge

Polihale State Park

Hanapepe Bay

Brennecke's Beach

Kamala Point

Kipu Kai Beach

Queen Victoria's Profile

Alakoko (Menehune Fish Pond)

Kawai Point

Ninini Point

Kalapaki Beach

Nawiliwili

HanamauluHanamaulu Beach Park

Mt. WaialealeElevation 5125

Mt. KawaikiniElevation 5226

Mt. Kahili

Lihue

Mahelona HospitalKealia Beach

Anahola Beach Park

Moloaa Bay

Larsen's Beach

Kilauea Lighthouse

Kilauea BayKalihiwai

Bay

Anini Beach Park

Princeville Airport

Lihue

Port Allen

Spouting Horn

Napali Coast

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20 Calendar of Events Get the inside scoop on local events and activities. Then join the fun and mingle with isle residents!

26 Dining & Entertainment Island Fish Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Kaua‘i After Dark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Enjoy an Isle Lu‘au . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

40 Shopping Island Jewelry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Kaua‘i Made & Grown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 58 Activities Off the Beaten Path . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Tee Off on Kaua‘i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Ocean Adventures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Beach Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

84 Coupons Take advantage of these awesome deals!

90 Maps Easy-to-use maps get you where you need to go!

THIS WEEK KAUAI • September - November 2014

This Week Magazines welcomes you toThis Week Magazines welcomes you to

KAUAIKAUAIThe Garden IsleThe Garden Isle

MUST-SEE sights!

Kaua‘i’s Gardens, page 66

Koloa Town, page 50 Waimea Canyon, page 60

Napali Coast, page 62

Wailua River, page 74

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Free Entertainment.Monday & Thursday at 4:30 p.m. with Urahutia Productions performing Tahitian dance.

Roy’s PoipuBar & Grill

Honolua Surf Co.

Na Hoku

Crazy Shirts

James Coleman Gallery Kauai

Papalani Gelato

Open Monday – Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

808-742-2831facebook.com/PoipuShoppingVillagefacebook.com/PoipuShoppingVillagefacebook.com/PoipuShoppingVillagefacebook.com/PoipuShoppingVillagePoipuShoppingVillage.com

Rainbow’s EndShopsBamboo Lace BoutiqueBlack Pearl-KauaiBy The SeaCarilohaCrazy ShirtsElephant Walk Gifts

& Art to WearHonolua Surf Co.Honolua WahineMaking WavesNa HokuOverboard ClothingJames Coleman Gallery KauaiSand KidsSand PeopleSoul-LeiSunglass HutWhaler’s General StoreXan Designer Jewelry

ServicesActivity WarehouseMarriott Vacation Club

RestaurantsKeoki’s ParadisePapalani GelatoPoipu Tropical BurgersPuka Dog Hawaiian

Style Hot Dogs Roy’s Poipu Bar & GrillStarbucks

SHOPPING VILLAGEPOIPUYou’ve found it. And it’s everything you were looking for.

The Point at Poipu

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Free Entertainment.Monday & Thursday at 4:30 p.m. with Urahutia Productions performing Tahitian dance.

Roy’s PoipuBar & Grill

Honolua Surf Co.

Na Hoku

Crazy Shirts

James Coleman Gallery Kauai

Papalani Gelato

Open Monday – Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

808-742-2831facebook.com/PoipuShoppingVillagefacebook.com/PoipuShoppingVillagefacebook.com/PoipuShoppingVillagefacebook.com/PoipuShoppingVillagePoipuShoppingVillage.com

Rainbow’s EndShopsBamboo Lace BoutiqueBlack Pearl-KauaiBy The SeaCarilohaCrazy ShirtsElephant Walk Gifts

& Art to WearHonolua Surf Co.Honolua WahineMaking WavesNa HokuOverboard ClothingJames Coleman Gallery KauaiSand KidsSand PeopleSoul-LeiSunglass HutWhaler’s General StoreXan Designer Jewelry

ServicesActivity WarehouseMarriott Vacation Club

RestaurantsKeoki’s ParadisePapalani GelatoPoipu Tropical BurgersPuka Dog Hawaiian

Style Hot Dogs Roy’s Poipu Bar & GrillStarbucks

SHOPPING VILLAGEPOIPUYou’ve found it. And it’s everything you were looking for.

The Point at Poipu

Page 8: This Week on Kauai September, 2014 Issue

THIS WEEK KAUAI

FREE Inter-Island Gear ReturnMaui • Kauai • Big Island

Open Every Day

bossfrog.com • 1-888-700-3764

No need to shell out big bucks at the hotel to take a peek at the reef. Boss Frog has a better deal. Get a complete snorkel set for just $1.50 per day or $9.00 per week. Looky here.

BOSS FROG’S SNORKEL ALERT:DON’T BE EATEN ALIVE!..

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POLYNESIAN LUAU & FIREKNIFE SHOWKauai’s finest luau with authentic polynesian entertainment, hula & fireknife dancing, open bar, live music & much more. Fun for all!

Save $20/couple

Reg. $85

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5 HR. NA PALISNORKEL CRUISEIncludes sailing, fresh cinnamon rolls & continental breakfast, deli lunch, snorkeling & gear, ocean waterslide, beer, wine & Mai Tai’s.

Save $40/couple

Reg. $139

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NA PALI COASTHELICOPTER TOURSoar over Olokele Canyon, isolated Na Pali Coast & the tall waterfalls of Mt. Waialeale Crater on this awesome 50-55 min. flight.

Save $58/couple

Reg. $199

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ZIPLINE TOUREnjoy 3 zipline runs up to 700 feet long and 3 bridge crossings. Launch from sugar cane fields past bamboo, eucalyptus and pine forests. A 2- hour tour perfect for ages 9 & up!

Save $8/couple

Reg. $79

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WAILUA RIVERKAYAK TOUR

Explore an ancient Hawaiian village. Paddle through jungle waterways. Optional lunch. See a 125’ waterfall. 4 hour guided tour.

Save $30/couple

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Prices, features & tours subject to change w/o notice. All prices are per person & subject to tax, fuel surcharges, harbor fees, & 3% booking fee. Limited seats available on some trips. Can not combine offers. Must present ad in advance. TWK-09-1114

Free week rental of a boogie board with any activity purchased.

BIKE RENTALS

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UNDERWATER VIDEO CAMERA RENTALS

GOLF CLUBRENTALS

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By High Prices!“Boss Frog’s Dive & Surf Shopswill rent you everything you need.” ---Frommer’s

KAPAA 4-746 Kuhio Hwy.

Across from Foodland(808) 822-4334

POIPU5022 Lawai Rd. at

Beachhouse Restaurant(808) 742-9111

KOLOA3414 Poipu Drive

1 bl. below Koloa Rd.(808) 742-2025

Call (808) 856-4180

ATV TOURSave $16/

couple Reg. $133

$12495

Ask about our early bird deal!

5 hr. snorkeling trip with waterfalls, sea caves, dolphins, turtles, tropical reefs. Lunch, cold beverages and all gear included. Tons of fun!

This Koloa tour explores Kauai’s movie sites, the Waita Reservior, the sugar cane tunnel and includes all gear, snacks & beverages.

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Page 9: This Week on Kauai September, 2014 Issue

THIS WEEK KAUAI

FREE Inter-Island Gear ReturnMaui • Kauai • Big Island

Open Every Day

bossfrog.com • 1-888-700-3764

No need to shell out big bucks at the hotel to take a peek at the reef. Boss Frog has a better deal. Get a complete snorkel set for just $1.50 per day or $9.00 per week. Looky here.

BOSS FROG’S SNORKEL ALERT:DON’T BE EATEN ALIVE!..

2 for 1ON ALL

WEEKLYSNORKEL

SET RENTALS

POLYNESIAN LUAU & FIREKNIFE SHOWKauai’s finest luau with authentic polynesian entertainment, hula & fireknife dancing, open bar, live music & much more. Fun for all!

Save $20/couple

Reg. $85

$7495

5 HR. NA PALISNORKEL CRUISEIncludes sailing, fresh cinnamon rolls & continental breakfast, deli lunch, snorkeling & gear, ocean waterslide, beer, wine & Mai Tai’s.

Save $40/couple

Reg. $139

$11895

NA PALI COASTHELICOPTER TOURSoar over Olokele Canyon, isolated Na Pali Coast & the tall waterfalls of Mt. Waialeale Crater on this awesome 50-55 min. flight.

Save $58/couple

Reg. $199

$16995

ZIPLINE TOUREnjoy 3 zipline runs up to 700 feet long and 3 bridge crossings. Launch from sugar cane fields past bamboo, eucalyptus and pine forests. A 2- hour tour perfect for ages 9 & up!

Save $8/couple

Reg. $79

$7495

WAILUA RIVERKAYAK TOUR

Explore an ancient Hawaiian village. Paddle through jungle waterways. Optional lunch. See a 125’ waterfall. 4 hour guided tour.

Save $30/couple

Reg. $55

$3995

OCEAN RAFTINGALONG NA PALI COASTSave $60/

couple Reg. $129

$9895

Top Quality Panoramic Mask, Snorkel & Fins, Carry Bag, Snorkel Map, Fish I.D. Believe It! We Carry Super Sanitized Gear In All Sizes From Eency Weency To Extra Huge And R/X Masks for Mildly Myopic to Basic Blind, Boogie Boards, Surfboards, Bikes, Golf Clubs, Digital Underwater Cam-eras, etc. OR: Get Snorkel Sets 2 for 1... For just $9.00 per week get 2 Panoramic Masks, Snorkels & Fins, Carry Bags, Fish I.D. & Snorkel Maps.

SNORKEL SET RENTALS FROM

JUST $150 PER DAY or $900 per week (2 for 1)

Prices, features & tours subject to change w/o notice. All prices are per person & subject to tax, fuel surcharges, harbor fees, & 3% booking fee. Limited seats available on some trips. Can not combine offers. Must present ad in advance. TWK-09-1114

Free week rental of a boogie board with any activity purchased.

BIKE RENTALS

PADDLEBOARDSUP RENTALS

SURFBOARDRENTALS

UNDERWATER VIDEO CAMERA RENTALS

GOLF CLUBRENTALS

BOOGIEBOARD RENTALS

BEACHRENTALS

SNORKELRENTALS

By High Prices!“Boss Frog’s Dive & Surf Shopswill rent you everything you need.” ---Frommer’s

KAPAA 4-746 Kuhio Hwy.

Across from Foodland(808) 822-4334

POIPU5022 Lawai Rd. at

Beachhouse Restaurant(808) 742-9111

KOLOA3414 Poipu Drive

1 bl. below Koloa Rd.(808) 742-2025

Call (808) 856-4180

ATV TOURSave $16/

couple Reg. $133

$12495

Ask about our early bird deal!

5 hr. snorkeling trip with waterfalls, sea caves, dolphins, turtles, tropical reefs. Lunch, cold beverages and all gear included. Tons of fun!

This Koloa tour explores Kauai’s movie sites, the Waita Reservior, the sugar cane tunnel and includes all gear, snacks & beverages.

$15

$20$30$15

$40

$5$150

$150

PER DAY

PER DAY

PER DAY

PER DAY

PER DAY

PER DAY

PER DAY

PER DAY

FROM

FROM

FROM

FROM

$50

$75$60$50

$150

$15$500

$900

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Miles & MinutesA mini-guide to help you estimate how long

it takes to get from here to thereFROM Lihu‘e TO: MINUTES MILES

Lihu‘e Airport 5 3

Barking Sands Beach 60 32

Kapa‘a 20 7

Kilauea Lighthouse 35 22

Koke‘e State Park 90-120 38

Koloa Town 20 12

Hanalei 45 30

Hanapepe 35 19

Lydgate State Park 10 6

National Tropical Botanical Garden 25 16

Po‘ipu 25 14

Port Allen 30 19

Princeville 40 27

Waimea Canyon 90 28

Wailua River 10 7

• Don’t get stuck in work hour traffic by avoiding these typical traffic hours: 6-8:30 a.m. and 3:30-6 p.m.• If you need to refer to a map, completely pull off to the side of the road or pull into a parking lot.• Always use your signal when making turns.

Be aware of Hawai‘i Motor Safety Laws

drive safe!

Cell phones:• Texting while driving or using handheld cell phones is against the law for all drivers, regardless of age.• Drivers younger than 18 are prohibited from talking on hands-free mobile devices while older drivers are allowed to use them.Seatbelts:• All occupants of vehicles, regardless of age, must wear a seat belt. This law applies to front and back seat occupants. Hawai‘i boasts the second-most use of seat belts in the nation.Child Car Seats:• Keiki (children) under the age of 4 must be secured in a federally approved child safety seat.• Children aged 4-7 must ride in a booster or car seat. Kids 4’9’’ or taller, or those riding in vehicles with lap-only seat belts in rear seats, are exempt.Use of Helmets:• All motorcycle and motor scooter riders aged 17 and younger must wear a helmet. Ditto for bicycle riders aged 15 and younger.

HTA / Tor JoHnson

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1. Kilauea LighthouseVisit this historic site perched 200 feet above the sea at the Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge. It’s listed on the State and National Registers of Historic Places. Page 68, Map C:E21.

2. Waimea Canyon & Koke‘e State ParkWhether by car, air or on foot, exploration of this

geographical wonder is a must. Best clarity in the mornings, but late afternoon offers dramatic lighting. Page 60, Map E.

3. Napali CoastNearly 15 miles of towering sea cliffs plunge 4,000 feet into the ocean. It’s a stunning geographical

feature of the island. Page 62, Map G.

4. Wailua RiverExplore the state’s only navigable river with ancient cultural and historical sites along its banks. Page 74, Map B:B17.

5. Wailua FallsVisit in the morning for possible rainbow sightings at this 80-foot tiered waterfall.

6. HanaleiTime stands still with the charming allure of this small town. Visit the popular bay and pier (pictured). Page 75, Map C:B13.

7. National Tropical Botanical Gardens (NTBG)

Limahuli, McBryde (Moreton fig tree pictured) and Allerton Gardens make up the NTBG. Maps C:B3 & D:E8.

8. Menehune PondSaid to have been built by menehune (Hawai‘i’s version of the leprechaun), the pond has

been dated to approximately 1,000 A.D. Map A:C14.

9. Spouting Horn Dramatic at high tide, this natural wonder spouts water 50 feet high. Map D:E8.

10. Kaua‘i Coffee Visitor CenterLearn how Kaua‘i Coffee is grown, harvested, processed and graded,then sip a cup. Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m.daily. Map D:C14.

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With our friendly store people,

large selection and more than

50 stores throughout the

islands, we make it easy and

convenient to get your favorite

treasures, flavors and

fragrances of the islands. We carry

everything from groceries, liquor, drugs &

cosmetics, sun care products and all your

beach needs, souvenirs and great savings

on Hawaii’s favorite apparel.

HAWAII

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With our friendly store people,

large selection and more than

50 stores throughout the

islands, we make it easy and

convenient to get your favorite

treasures, flavors and

fragrances of the islands. We carry

everything from groceries, liquor, drugs &

cosmetics, sun care products and all your

beach needs, souvenirs and great savings

on Hawaii’s favorite apparel.

HAWAII

OverFifty

StoresIslandWide

Order online at

www.abcstores.com

EverythingYou Need

Day orNight

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Great Hawaiian designs with

a large selection of t-shirts,

carry bags, hats, beach wear

and Aloha apparel. Something

®HAWAII

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Island Designs For Everyone.

for everyone from beach accessories,

essentials, fun snacks and ice cold

drinks. Come in and check out

The Store With Aloha.

See page 90-91 for Kauai Store locations

EverythingYou Need

Day or Night

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reservations not required. for info, call or visit:

808-821-6892SMITHSKAUAI.COM

the original kaua i river cruise

discover the songs and legends of the historic

wailua river valley and its gem, the fern grotto, while hawaiian musicians fill the air with aloha, and hula dancers sway in rhythm.

daily boat schedule morning afternoon 9:30 am 2:00 pm 11:00 am 3:30 pm

a JOURNEYof SONGS

and LEGENDS

smith`s motor boat service since 1946`

OURNEYOURNEY

only $20!

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reservations not required. for info, call or visit:

808-821-6892SMITHSKAUAI.COM

the original kaua i river cruise

discover the songs and legends of the historic

wailua river valley and its gem, the fern grotto, while hawaiian musicians fill the air with aloha, and hula dancers sway in rhythm.

daily boat schedule morning afternoon 9:30 am 2:00 pm 11:00 am 3:30 pm

a JOURNEYof SONGS

and LEGENDS

smith`s motor boat service since 1946`

OURNEYOURNEY

only $20!

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16th Kauai PowwowSeptember 26-28

SEPTEMBER—6, 27 A Taste of KilohanaTasting Kauai offers farm-to-fork food tours that connect people with Kaua‘i’s farmers and chefs. Experience an educational yet fun outing with a personal touch. Reservations: tastingkauai.com. Upcoming tours: Oct. 11 and 25, Nov. 1 and 22.

26-28 Kauai PowwowThe 16th Annual Kauai Powwow is a free family event at Kapa‘a Beach Park. Rejuvenate your spirit with dancing, drumming, story telling and traditional foods, plus enjoy Native American and Hawaiian art, a silent auction and kids’ games and activities. 4-9 p.m. Fri., 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Sat., 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sun. kauaipowwow.com. Map B:E7.

26-28 ‘Emma’s Last Dance’Women in Theatre presents a play, “Emma’s Last Dance,” by Hawai‘i’s living treasure, David Penhallow Scott. Experience plantation society at the time of Pearl Harbor involving the clash of two women and cultures. Three nights only: 7 p.m. Fri. and Sat., 4 p.m. Sun. at Kauai Community College Performing Arts Center, 3-1901 Kaumuali‘i Hwy., Lihu‘e. 808-635-3727, tickets available at womenintheatre.org.

20-Oct. 31 Art Kaua‘i 2014The Kaua‘i Society of Artists hosts this prestigious juried show featuring works by island artists at KSA Gallery at Kukui Grove Center in Lihu‘e. Opening reception is 5-8 p.m. Sept. 19. Exhibit viewing hours are 11 a.m.-5 p.m. daily, until 8 p.m. on Fridays. Map A:A11.

OCTOBER—4 Matsuri KauaiCultural FestivalThe Kauai Japanese Cultural Society presents this annual event 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall. It’s fun for the whole family that includes dancers, martial arts, drumming, origami, mochi pounding, tea ceremony, a bon dance, musubi contest and lots more. 808-822-5353, Map A:C9.

4-5 Coconut FestivalFun for the whole family at this annual event, page 25.

11 Eo e Emalani i Alaka‘iLearn about the historic trek undertaken by Queen Emma in 1871; event info on page 23.

NOVEMBER—1 A HawaiianHoliday Craft FairGet your isle holiday gifts here; event info on pg. 25.

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KAUA‘I EVENTSMore online at thisweekhawaii.com

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Vol. 38 Nos. 23-36KAUA‘I EVENTSInformation on Activities Events On the Quick!

Kaua‘i Mokihana Festival September 21-27

Kaua‘i Mokihana Festival, 30 Years of Hawaiian CultureImmerse yourself in the host culture at this week-long celebration, September 21-27, with events held at locations islandwide. In this Year of Na Loea O Na Mea Hana Lima (Master Crafters) events highlight educational lectures, music and hula competitions.• Sept. 21: Hawaiian Church service, 10 a.m. at Kapa‘a First Hawaiian Church, 4-1325 Kuhio Hwy. • Sept. 22: Kaua‘i Composer’s Contest & Concert, 7 p.m. at Waimea Theatre. $20 advance, $25 at the door.• Sept. 23: Children’s/Youth Music Competition, 9 a.m. at Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall. $10.• Sept. 23: Under the Palms at Wailua Concert, 6 p.m. at Aston Aloha Beach Hotel.• Sept. 24: Hawaiian Cultural Workshop, 5-7 p.m. at Kaua‘i Museum. Donations accepted.• Sept. 25: Solo/Group Kahiko Nei (ancient style) Hula Competition, 6 p.m.• Sept. 26: Group ‘Auana (modern) Hula Competition, 6 p.m.• Sept. 27: Solo ‘Auana & Finale Hula Competition, noon. All hula competitions take place at Kaua‘i Beach Resort. Tickets are $20 advance, $25 at the door. A craft fair featuring cultural items will be held Sept. 25-27 at the resort. Tickets and full event details are available online at maliefoundation.org/mokihanafestival.html.

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9 Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival Some of Hawai‘i’s finest slack key guitar artists and musicians perform from noon to 6 p.m. at Kauai Beach Resort. Also find isle crafts, info booths, food, festival merchandise and more. $10 admission.

15 12th Annual Old Koloa Sugar Mill RunChoose from a 5K, 10K or half-marathon run, plus a 5K walk in this fundraiser by The Rotary Club of Kaua‘i. Begins and ends at Anne Knudsen Park in Koloa. Register at oldkoloasugarmillrun.org. Map D:C4.

22-Jan. 2, 2015 Small Works 2014Works of art featured in this eclectic exhibit are no larger than 16 inches in any direction. Opening reception is 5-8 p.m. Nov. 21 at KSA Gallery at Kukui Grove Center in Lihu‘e. Exhibit viewing hours are 11 a.m.-5 p.m. daily, until 8 p.m. on Fridays. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Day, and New Year’s Eve and Day. Map A:A11.

ONGOING—MondayWaimea Town walking tour:See where Captain Cook landed in 1778 and learn

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E hele kakou mauka! Let’s all go up the mountain!!

Don your best lauhala hat and come cool off in the mountains at this colorful, intimate and authentic Kaua‘i happening. You are invited to the 26th anniversary of the festival that honors the historic horseback journey of Queen Emma, who took the mountains to heart. Mahalo to all who kokua at this annual gathering: hula dancers, musicians, businesses, and volunteers. Sponsored by Hui o Laka ~ Kokee Natural History Museum and Hawaii Tourism Authority/County of Kaua’i. For auxiliary aids, call 335-9975 ext. 0 by Oct. 1.

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Eo e Emalani i Alaka’i Saturday, October 11, 2014

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First Sat. each monthOld Kapa‘a Town art walkEnjoy the ambience of this eclectic east side town. Mingle with residents, view artist displays, hear live local music and visit food vendors. No admission fee; 5:30-8:30 p.m. See Map B:C7.

Last Sat. each monthKilauea Art NightYou’re invited to this family-friendly event featuring local artists, clothing designers, jewelry makers, entertainers and more, 5-8 p.m. Located at 4270 Kilauea Road Stone Bldg. in Kilauea. Info at facebook.com/kilaueaartnight.

OCTOBER 2014 ABC Stores + Snorkel Bob’sStop by ABC Stores for all your vacation necessities and accessories; see ad on page 10. Explore Kaua‘i’s underwater environment with quality gear from Snorkel Bob’s; see ad on page 17. Cover image courtesy of ABC Stores.

SEPTEMBER 2014South PacificSee a Live Dinner Theatre production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s timeless musical, “South Pacific,” on the island on which it was originally filmed. See ad on page 19. Cover of Kumai from Larson Talent by Polly Uhl Snyder at Queens’ MarketPlace on Hawai‘i Island.

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NOVEMBER 2014 Koloa Zipline + CJM Country StablesHead off on your own adventure with ziplining at Koloa Zipline; ad on page 65. Discover the South Shore on horseback with CJM Country Stables; ad on page 64. Cover of Meleana from Larson Talent by Polly Uhl Snyder; haku lei from Watanabe Floral.

other historic facts. The two-hour tour starts 9:30 a.m. Registration required. Call 808-338-1332.

Mon. & Thurs. + 3rd Fri.Po‘ipu Shopping Village’s center stage features free Tahitian dance shows 4:30 p.m. every Mon. and Thurs., plus Hawaiian music 7:30-8:30 p.m. every third Friday. Schedule at facebook.com/PoipuShoppingVillage.

WednesdayGo on a farmers market tour 3-4 p.m. to meet local farmers with Marta Lane of Tasting Kauai. Info: tastingkauai.com.

Friday & SundayEnjoy the sounds of Hawaiian slack key guitar and ‘ukulele at McMaster Slack Key Concerts, 4 p.m. Fri. and 3 p.m. Sun. at Hanalei Community Center on Manolo Rd., Hanalei. 808-826-1469. mcmasterslackkey.com.

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E hele kakou mauka! Let’s all go up the mountain!!

Don your best lauhala hat and come cool off in the mountains at this colorful, intimate and authentic Kaua‘i happening. You are invited to the 26th anniversary of the festival that honors the historic horseback journey of Queen Emma, who took the mountains to heart. Mahalo to all who kokua at this annual gathering: hula dancers, musicians, businesses, and volunteers. Sponsored by Hui o Laka ~ Kokee Natural History Museum and Hawaii Tourism Authority/County of Kaua’i. For auxiliary aids, call 335-9975 ext. 0 by Oct. 1.

kokee.orgfacebook.com/KokeeMuseumNew

Eo e Emalani i Alaka’i Saturday, October 11, 2014

Koke’e State Park

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The Garden Isle is abuzz with upcoming cultural activities for the family—and you’re invited! Celebrate the versatile coconut in an area home to groves of coconut trees, known as the Coconut Coast. The 18th Annual Coconut Festival takes place October 4-5 at Kapa‘a Beach Park. Graceful stands of coconut trees line the drive along Kuhio Hwy. 56 between Wailua and Kapa‘a. These are the remnants of old-time plantations. See ad for event details. Eo e Emalani i Alaka‘i is an annual event that commemorates a journey undertaken by Queen Emma in 1871. The 26th annual festival on October 11 will be held in Koke‘e State Park at the spot where the journey began. Enjoy exhibits, craft demonstrations and snack sales from 10 a.m. At noon, you’ll step back in time as a traditional royal procession arrives. Queen Emma and her entourage will enter Kanaloahuluhulu Meadow on horseback accompanied by hula halau (groups) from around the state, who will then perform chants and dances as gifts for the Queen. Celebrate with them in the adventuresome spirit of Emma Naea Rooke presented by Hui o Laka. It’s never too early to begin your holiday shopping! The Hawaiian Holiday Craft Fair presented by Malie Foundation helps you do just that 8 a.m.-2 p.m. November 1 at Kaua‘i Beach Resort. “Year of Na Loea O Na Mea Hana Lima (Master Crafters)” is this year’s theme. In addition to browsing for Hawaiian-made gifts, you’ll also enjoy live Hawaiian music and entertainment, coconut weaving demonstration and picture taking with Santa Claus for the kids (or kids at heart!).

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Dining with a ViewAn evening meal and drinks set against a spectacular setting sun are the perfect accompaniment to a night of romance. Brennecke’s is just steps away from beautiful Po‘ipu Beach Park, perfect for catching views of shimmering seas and spectacular sunsets. Enjoy a tempting menu featuring fresh isle fish specials such as the Charbroiled Ono with Wasabi Shrimp or Miso Sake Marinated Mahi Mahi. Appetizers, salads, burgers, pasta dishes and

Enjoy an island dining experience that engages all the senses: visual appeal, tantalizing aromas, and of course, scrumptious flavors.

dining & nitelifeLu‘au • Dinner Cruises • Dinner Shows & more!

mcs grill

Featuring Locally Grown & Raised

As one of 12 original pioneers of Hawai‘i Regional Cuisine,

Peter Merriman continues to offer the best with two restaurants focusing on a

farm-to-table philosophy. At Merriman’s Fish House, try

the Wok Charred Ahi (shown above) and Crispy Day Boat Mahimahi, both Merriman’s

signature dishes.

Yearning for earthy, locally grown and organic? Head to Merriman’s Gourmet Pizza

& Burgers. You’ll find organic salads, fresh fish, burgers made with locally raised,

grass-fed cattle and 100 percent whole wheat

gourmet pizzas.

Award-winning Red Salt will win you over with its ocean

views and inventive cuisine that incorporate fresh fish daily such

as the signature Red Salt poke and 14-ounce Wagyu New York

steak. Salads, lamb, chicken and vegetarian entrees are also

available.

Enjoy Island StyleIsland chefs are adept at creating local versions of American standards. One bite, and you’ll surely want more. At Kalapaki Joe’s, try the Kiawe Smoked Pork Traditional—pork that’s marinated and smoked with Hawaiian kiawe hardwood for a purely island f lavor. Enjoy it

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Lu‘au • Dinner Cruises • Dinner Shows & more!

more round out the menu. Seaview Terrace at the Grand Hyatt Kaua‘i Resort & Spa has stunning ocean views. End your day as the rays of a setting sun dance on the Pacific Ocean, all while you enjoy light fare and a cocktail. Soothing live island music begins at 6 p.m. with the ocean and twinkling stars as a backdrop. Also enjoy torchlighting and a Keiki Hula Show on Tues. & Sat.

with a Mango Beer! The menu at Keoki’s Paradise is all about fresh island-style entrees. Don’t miss the Miso Scallops & Bacon is an appetizer with Kiawe house-smoked bacon, kukui nut relish and sweet soy sauce. The Chef’s Fresh Fish Duo is a combo of two fresh isle fish, misoyaki seared and herb grilled, citrus vinaigrette, Thai coconut jasmine rice and local veggies. Hungry? Happy Hour 3-5 p.m. and entertainment nightly. One of the most popular dishes at MCS Grill is the MCS Combo—Hawaiian Chili Peppa Fried Chicken and Fried Saimin!

NIGHTOWLENTERTAINMENTIf it’s too early to turn in the towel, try an island lu‘au, seek out live music (page 34) or opt for a live musical production. The Rodgers & Hammerstein’s classic, “South Pacific,” is now showing live on the island on which the movie was originally filmed. Check it out at the Kaua‘i Beach Resort.

FOR THE SPORTS FANSports fans are a dedicated lot. Vacation or not, you can catch an array of games and events at local restaurants: Brennecke’s in Po‘ipu; Kalapaki Joe’s in Waimea, Lihu‘e and Po‘ipu; Merriman’s in Po‘ipu; and Joe’s on the Green at Kiahuna Golf Club cater to the sports crowd with large TV monitors. Order up a few appetizers or a meal to enjoy while watching the game. Be sure to get your favorite brew too!

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Choosing the right fish from the menu is like selecting fine wine—each has its own taste, aroma and texture. People eat twice as much seafood in Hawai‘i as the U.S. per capita national average. What does that mean to you? Every restaurant has fresh fish on the menu with a not-so-familiar Hawaiian name. See if you can name any of the favorites pictured. Answers below.

name that fish?

Soft and moist with a delicate f lavor, it can be baked, steamed or sauteed.

This delicately f lavored fish has a tender texture perfectly suited for baking, poaching and sauteing.

This fish is tasty without any seasoning. It has a delicate, slightly fruity f lavor and a subtle aroma. Texture is succulent and meaty.

Popular with chefs, it has a juicy, rich f lavor with a roast pork-like aroma. Texture is very tender.

CAN YOU1. Onaga - Long-Tail Red Snapper,

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KALAPAKI JOE’S>kalapakijoes.comSEE AD FOR THREE LOCATIONS11AM-10PM MON-FRI,7AM-10PM WEEKENDS

MCS GRILL>mcsgrill.com1-3529 KAUMUALI‘I HWY AT THE TRAFFIC LIGHT IN HANAPEPE808 431 46458:30AM-8:30PM MON-FRI,8AM-1PM SUN BREAKFAST ONLY

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fast finds If hunger perks up along the stretch of Hwy. 50 leading to and from Waimea Canyon, stop by for a bite at any of these restaurants. Kalapaki Joe’s features a varied menu. Signature dishes include Joe’s Famous Wings, Famous Surfer’s Nachos with kalua pig and Seared Fresh Ahi Tacos. Happy Hour is 3-6 p.m. daily too. You’ll love the menu items made from family recipes at MCS Grill. Ask about the top faves: Fish & Chips, MCS Combo (it’s unexpected!) and Mushroom & Swiss Burger. At Wrangler’s Steakhouse, sizzling steaks are top priority. Also find seafoods, soups and salads.

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Before going out on a snorkeling adventure along the Napali Coast or teeing off on a challenging golf course, be sure to fill up on a hearty breakfast. Here’s how: Ho‘okipa Cafe at Puakea Golf Course serves homestyle breakfast, lunch and appetizers. Yelp.com reviewers love the

French toast! Pictured above is French Toast Sammi Style made with thick cut Hawaiian sweetbread; for $2 more you’ll get fresh fruit. Lots more on the menu. A local and visitor favorite, comfy Kountry Style Kitchen serves up some of the most delicious—and HUGE—pancakes on the island. The menu offers lots of homestyle omelets and other items to choose from as well. An island favorite at Kalapaki Joe’s in Po‘ipu and Waimea is the Waterman Loco Moco: a grilled burger patty served on a bed of

rice with two eggs over easy, sauteed onions and Kalapaki brown gravy. It’ll definitely fill you up! Situated on the 19-hole Kiahuna Golf Club, Joe’s on the Green offers a menu of breakfast options from light to hearty. Try the Loco Moco or lighter fare at MCS Grill, as well as Brennecke’s Deli on-the-go eats, fresh Kaua‘i Coffee and pastries.

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The Garden Isle offers so many ways to bring your day to the perfect conclusion. Relax with tropical libation in hand as you marvel at the lovely colors set off by the setting sun. Enjoy a tasty pupu, or appetizer, at an outdoor lounge accompanied by the sounds of a Hawaiian melody. Or perhaps opt for a live show that takes you into the evening hours. We’ve presented a few selections for your consideration:

on the SOUTH sideBrennecke’s- Enjoy contemporary Hawaiian music 8:30-10:30 p.m. Fri.-Sat. Open 11 a.m.-11 p.m. daily with Happy Hour 3-5 p.m. and late night from 8:30 p.m.-closing. 808-742-7588. brenneckes.com.Joe’s on the Green- Open-air ambiance on the Kiahuna Golf Course. Happy Hour 4-7 p.m. Live Hawaiian music, 5-7 p.m., Sun.-Thurs. 2545 Kiahuna Plantation Dr., Po‘ipu, 808-742-9696. joesonthegreen.com.Keoki’s Paradise- Live contemporary Hawaiian music nightly. Open 11 a.m.-11:30 p.m with Aloha Hour at the Bamboo Bar from 3-5 p.m. daily. Po‘ipu Shopping Village, 2360 Kiahuna Plantation Dr., Po‘ipu, 808-742-7534. keokisparadise.com.Merriman’s- Live music downstairs at Merriman’s Gourmet Pizza & Burgers, 6-8 p.m., Wed. and Fri. The Shops at Kuku‘iula, Po‘ipu, 808-742-8385. merrimanshawaii.com.RumFire- Visit the Sheraton Kauai Resort for live music 7-9 p.m. Tues., Thurs., Fri. Enjoy daily drink & food specials, selection of wines. 808-742-4786. rumfirekauai.com.Stevenson’s Library- Enjoy the intimate atmosphere of this sophisticated spot at the Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa. Full sushi menu prepared 6-9:30 p.m. Open 6 p.m.-midnight nightly. 808-240-6456. kauai.hyatt.com.

on the EAST sideSouth Pacific- Step back in time for an evening of enchantment as Broadway comes alive every Wed. evening for a live musical performance of the 1950’s movie “South Pacific” featuring music and lyrics by the great duo of Rodgers & Hammerstein. Enjoy the

Dates & times below are subject to change; call to confirm

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Take your pickNIGHT SHOWSOUTH PACIFIC >southpacifickauai.comKAUA‘I BEACH RESORT 4331 KAUA‘I BEACH DR LIHU‘E MAP A:C1 \ 808 346 6500

CHOOSE TO LU‘AU If you’re up for a real Polynesian show with live dancers, fireknife performers and island and Hawaiian fare, head to a lu‘au.

MORE EAST SIDE OPTIONS>Trees Lounge, 808-823-0600, treesloungekauai.com>Shutters Lounge, 808-245-1955, kauaibeachresorthawaii.com

ON THE NORTH SIDE>The Hanalai Gourmet, 808-826-2524, hanaleigourmet.com. Live local music8 p.m. Wed. and 6 p.m. Sun. Happy Hour 3:30-5:30 p.m. daily.

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show, plus an all-you-can-eat buffet dinner. An evening of classic tunes begins at 5:30 p.m. at Kaua‘i Beach Resort, 808-346-6500.Duke’s Barefoot Bar- Open-air restaurant overlooking Kalapaki Beach. Live music nightly, 4-6 p.m. Kaua‘i Marriott Resort & Beach Club, 3610 Rice St., Lihu‘e, 808-246-9599. dukeskauai.com.Sushi Bushido- Live music during Thursday-Saturday evenings. Traditional and contemporary sushi and Japanese cuisine. 4504 Kukui St., Kapa‘a, 808-822-0664. sushibushido.com.

on the WEST sideKalapaki Joe’s- Live Hawaiian music by local bands 6 p.m. Tue., Thurs. & Fri., plus “Kaua‘i’s Best Happy Hour” 3-6 p.m. daily. 9400 Kaumuali‘i Hwy. at the base of Waimea Canyon. 808-338-1666. kalapakijoes.com.

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Wrap up the perfect Kaua‘i day with spectacular views, cocktails and light fare at Seaview Terrace. Live island music nightly. Torchlighting and Keiki Hula Show on Tuesday and Saturday. Special keiki dinner menu.

Open 4:30 - 10 pm, entertainment begins at 6 pm. Located at Grand Hyatt Kaua‘i Resort & Spa.

For more information, please visitkauai.hyatt.com.

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From Taro to Poi

Poi is made from the starchy

taro root, or corm,

that cooks for hours

in the imu. It’s then pounded

into a sticky paste. Some consider this nutritious meal an acquired taste. You won’t know till you try!

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The bountiful food and lively Polynesian performances of today’s lu‘au has its roots in ancient Hawai‘i. The kapu system once forbade men and women from eating together, but in 1819, King Kamehameha II removed the law, thus allowing all to gather to enjoy their meals—this was the beginning of the lu‘au.

Today, a few local families celebrate a special occasion—baby’s first birthday, graduation or anniversary—with a backyard lu‘au. Food, music and fun are enjoyed by all, and even if you’re not related by blood to the host family, you will be considered family by the end of the evening. That is the spirit of the lu‘au, and in general, the spirit of the Hawaiian people. It’s your turn to become part of an extended family. Enjoy a feast of Hawaiian and local fare, spirited performances, audience participation and lots of laughter.

A lei and live Hawaiian music greet guests upon arrival at ‘Auli‘i Lu‘au. Visit with artisans exhibiting their works before the sway of the hula and graceful hands beckon all to enjoy top notch hula and Polynesian performances and a Hawaiian banquet. Shows are 5:30 p.m. every Mon. and Thurs. The Smith Family Garden Luau provides guests with a multi-generational lu‘au experience in a 30-acre lush garden setting within the Wailua River valley. An imu ceremony, authentic isle feast and international dance performances are part of the experience. Also explore the garden or take a narrated tram tour.

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Make memories!

WHAT’S AN IMU?A traditional way of cooking underground using heated native hardwood and basaltic stones to conduct heat with banana and ti leaves lining the walls.

ON THE EAST SIDESMITH FAMILY GARDEN LUAU>smithskauai.com3-5971 KUHIO HWY KAPA‘A MAP B:B17808 821 6895 \ LU‘AU DAILY

ON THE SOUTH SIDE‘AULI‘I LU‘AU >urahutia.net MAP F:E13SHERATON KAUA‘I RESORT 2440 HO‘ONANI RD \ 808 634 1499 5:30PM MON, THURS

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GenuineNi‘ihau shell leiThe only jewelry protected by the Legislature of the State of Hawai‘i, Ni‘ihau shell jewelry is made from Ni‘ihau shells, which can only be found on Kaua‘i’s neighbor, the island of Ni‘ihau. The term, Ni‘ihau, can only be used when 100 percent of the shells originate from that island and the jewelry is entirely made in Hawai‘i. These beautiful and authentic works of art are available at Old

Gifts run the gamut from elegant, one-of-a-kind works of art to cheeky knickknacks and souvenirs. All make great gifts for family & friends!

shop pingGood buys just for you!

buy island goods

Kaua‘i Made & Kaua‘i Grown

Our island communities are proud of what they

produce, and rightfully so! The Kaua‘i Made and Kaua‘i

Grown county programs are here to support our local

entrepreneurs and mom-and-pop businesses. Read

about them on page 54. You’ll also find a brief list of

farmers markets on page 53.

Art in HanapepeKnown as “Kaua‘i’s Biggest

Little Town,” historic Hanapepe features rustic store fronts that house a

variety of quaint art galleries.In fact, you’ll find more fine

art galleries here than in any other Kaua‘i town. Every

Friday night, artists present Art Night in Hanapepe with

galleries open 6-9 p.m.Stop by for a unique

shopping experience and grab a bite too! Read more

about Hanapepe on page 69.

Specialty StoresLooking for statement pieces with global appeal? At Moonbow Magic Gift Gallery, find an interesting collection of handcrafted silver and semi-precious stone jewelry, Hawaiian cultural items such as ipu (gourds) and home decor pieces

SHOPPING IDEAS

SHOPPING CENTERSOLD KOLOA TOWN >oldkoloa.comAT THE JUNCTION OF MALUHIA (TREE TUNNEL) & KOLOA RDS \ MAP D:D4OPEN DAILY-----------------------------------------POIPU SHOPPING VILLAGE>poipushoppingvillage.comKIAHUNA PLANTATION DR MAP F:C12808 742 28319:30AM-9PM MON-SAT, 10AM-7PM SUN

SPECIALTYISLAND UKULELE >islandukulele.com808 639 0023 , 808 631 1955-----------------------------------------JUST LIVE! OUTDOOR GEAR STORE >zipkauai.com3416 RICE ST LIHU‘E MAP A:E11808 482 12958AM-6PM MON-SAT-----------------------------------------MOONBOW MAGIC GIFT GALLERY3900 HANAPEPE RD \ MAP D:B18808 335 589010AM-5PM MON-SAT

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shop pingtGood buys just for you! Take Hawai‘i home

Hawaiian Trading Post. Browse through their collection that displays the best of these lei. In 1887, Hawaiian heirloom jewelry became popular with the ali‘i (chief ly) class. If you’re into collecting shells, either individually or as jewelry, The Shell Factory has a large collection of them. Read more on page 42.

and housewares. If you’re set to explore Kaua‘i’s outdoors, make a pit stop at Just Live! Outdoor Gear Store for quality goods. Find a selection of hiking and camping gear such as backpacks, tents, trekking poles, dry bags, compression sacks and more. Island Ukulele features custom ‘ukulele handcrafted by Raymond Rapozo. With 20 years of experience, Raymond creates his masterpieces with six different types of wood depending on the sound the artist —or amateur—is looking for. Available at music stores throughout Hawai‘i.

OPEN-AIRShopping CenterThe handful of shopping centers on the Garden Isle are popular with visitors and residents. A unique collection of shops and restaurants, plus live entertainment make for a leisurely vacation day. Poipu Shopping Village delights with dining, jewelry and shops in a garden ambiance. Also enjoy Tahitian dance 4:30 p.m. Mondays & Thursdays, and Hawaiian music 7:30-8:30 p.m. every third Friday of the month. Also find Whaler’s General Store carrying a wide selection of grab’n go foods, snacks, drinks, beach necessities, gifts and sundries to make your vacation the best it can be!

SHOPat an isle museumAfter browsing through art, nature or historical exhibits, make your way to the gift shop. You may come across items related to the museum, as well as gifts for kids, edible treats and knickknacks.

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Live entertainment!

This ‘n ThatSnorkel Bob’s has renovated its retail shop in Kapa‘a featuring a reef lover’s paradise with an expanded gear fitting area, dedicated warmth

and f lotation section, Snorkel Bob Brand Gear merchandise and apparel with reef T’s, sunshirts, towels and caps. Ask about snorkel gear packages and organized custom Kaua‘i adventure itineraries 8 a.m.-5 p.m. daily. 4-734 Kuhio Hwy., 808-823-9433. Cariloha has a new shop at Anchor Cove in Lihu‘e. Offering the same merchandise as at its Poipu Shopping Village location, Cariloha offers incredibly soft apparel for the family, as well as bed and bath furnishings and more. 3416 Rice St., 808-245-6909.

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Old Hawaiian Trading Post Robert’s Jewelry

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island jewelry

Gems unique to the islands are all quality made and painstakingly crafted to ref lect the true beauty and traditions of its heritage. The neighboring ‘‘Forbidden Isle’’ of Ni‘ihau is the source of Ni‘ihau shells. Legally, these shells can only be called ‘‘Ni‘ihau’’ if they are collected from the shores of said island. Tiny and delicate, the shells generally fall into three categories: kahelani, momi, laiki, as well as kamoa, a shell in a contrasting color. Authentic Ni‘ihau shell lei are carefully strung together by hand by artisans, who are experts in this art. The value of each lei is determined by the availability of the shells used. The price of a Ni‘ihau shell lei is directly related to its quality. Situated at the junction of two highways, the family-owned and operated Old Hawaiian Trading Post carries a wide selection of

quality gifts and souvenirs, but Ni‘ihau shell lei and Tahitian black pearl jewelry handpicked in Tahiti are their specialty. Browse through their collection for quality gifts for special ones back home. In 1887, Queen Kapi‘olani and Princess Lili‘uokalani attended Queen Victoria’s Jubilee in England. At that time, they received solid gold bracelets with their names etched in Old English lettering filled with black enamel. When the royal pair returned to Hawai‘i, they gave similar bracelets to other members of the royal family. This is the start of Hawaiian heirloom jewelry. Robert’s Jewelry has helped to continue this Hawaiian tradition for more than 65 years. Select from 14kt gold or sterling silver bracelets, rings, earrings and pendants handcrafted with traditional to contemporary designs. Your forever gift will be a treasure passed from one generation to the next.

all that sparkles!OLD HAWAIIAN TRADING POSTKOLOA RD AT HWY 530 & 50 IN LAWAI MAP D:A8 \ 808 332 740410AM-5PM MON-SAT

THE SHELL FACTORY>shellskauai.com4-885 KUHIO HWY SUITE A KAPA‘A808 822 2354 \ 8:30AM-4:30PM SUN-MON, 8:30AM-8PM TUES-SAT

ROBERT’S JEWELRY2976 KRESS ST, MAP A:B10, 808 246 46533837 HANAPEPE RD, MAP D:B18,808 335 5332

CRUSH BOUTIQUEKAUAI VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER NEAR SAFEWAY 4-831 KUHIO HWY KAPA‘AMAP B:E11 \ 808 821 0000OPEN DAILY

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It’s time to toss the aloha shirt you got two years ago on your last vacation and ditch the tattered sarong that’s seen better days. The colors, designs, patterns and even fabrics of today’s casual wear have changed and it’s time to update your vacation attire. Tropical resort wear that’s cool and comfortable for all sizes is the specialty at Bodacious. Clothing featuring batik prints made from rayon and f lax linen are available in sizes XS to 6X, and you can even mix and match the Bodacious line of signature apparel. Who knew that bamboo could be transformed into fabric that’s as silky smooth and cuddly as cashmere? Cariloha has done just that, using the environmentally friendly material to make men’s, women’s and kid’s clothing, as well as accessories and bed and bath furnishings. It’s perfect for the tropics and keeps you cool. Homegrown Crazy Shirts continues to create exclusive designs and quality tees as they celebrate their 50th anniversary this year. Polo, pima cotton and long-sleeve shirts, shorts, swimwear, jackets, dresses and accessories all make great gifts for family, friends and yourself ! Crush Boutique is a mom-and-daughter-run business that offers contemporary and unique locally made merchandise for women and children (sized from toddler to 3X) that include casual and whimsical clothing, hats, jewelry, purses, shoes and more.

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Hey, you’re on vacation—dress the part in cool and comfortable apparel!

on the go, isle style

Crush Boutique

CASUAL APPAREL & ACCESSORIESBODACIOUS >COCONUT MARKETPLACE KAPA‘AMAP B:D13 \ 808 821 11209AM-8PM MON-SAT, 10AM-6PM SUN-----------------------------------------CARILOHA>cariloha.com MAP F:C12POIPU SHOPPING VILLAGE \ 808 742 5220ANCHOR COVE 3416 RICE ST LIHU‘EMAP A:E11 \ 808 245 69099:30AM-9:30PM MON-SAT,10AM-7PM SUN

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CRAZY SHIRTS>crazyshirts.com STORE HOURS VARYPOIPU SHOPPING VILLAGE \ 808 742 9000ANCHOR COVE \ 808 245 7073OLD KOLOA TOWN \ 808 742 7161COCONUT MARKETPLACE \ 808 822 0100-----------------------------------------CRUSH BOUTIQUEKAUAI VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTERNEAR SAFEWAY KAPA‘A \ 808 821 0000

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Desire a new look for our isle beaches?Look good, feel great & get stylin’

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We understand. You’re on the beach on your perfect Hawai‘i vacation and need something new, perhaps a little daring, shimmery, but most definitely comfortable and locked tight. Please, no sudden “spills.” Let’s go shopping! Locally owned Maui Clothing Company features swimwear, casual apparel and accessories for the fun-in-the-sun-seeking individual at Making Waves.

Whether lounging poolside or stand-up paddle boarding, you’ll find swimwear “suit”-ed for your needs. Their extensive collection includes Roxy, Gottex, Leilani, Jantzen and more, as well as their own Maui WaterWear private label line. Mix ‘n match tops and bottoms in all sizes and styles.

fit for the beach

MAKING WAVES>mauiclothingcompany.comPOIPU SHOPPING VILLAGE MAP F:C12 808 742 6899 \ 9AM-9PM DAILY

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It’s easy to feel like you have to make the most of every moment while on vacation. After all, you can rest after returning home, right? Wrong! It’s worth it to spend time on yourself in order to feel fully rejuvenated after your vacation. No more, “I need a vacation after my vacation!” Nature has a way of giving us what we need. Oils of Aloha has transformed the humble kukui nut into healing and nourishing oils,

lotions and creams in its KUKUIæ Skin & Hair Care Collection. It’s excellent for treating sunburns, dry skin, eczema and psoriasis. Tropics Island Therapy offers your body the treatment it deserves. Find a full array of massages, body treatments and spa packages in order to restore your physical body and soothe your soul. Swedish, Lomi Lomi, Deep Tissue, Hot Stone massage, Reiki Therapy, as well as scrubs, wraps, and more are available.

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OILS OF ALOHA>oilsofaloha.comAVAILABLE AT ALL ABC STORES ANDHILO HATTIE STORES STATEWIDE808 637 5620 \ 1 800 367 6010

TROPICS ISLAND THERAPY>tropicsislandtherapy.comPORT ALLEN MARINA CENTER 4353 WAIALO RD SUITE 5BMAP D:C17 \ 808 335 2790OPEN DAILY

fast finds

Happy You

small indulgences,

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Koloa Town is the site of the state’s oldest plantation settlement, and where sugar was king in 1835. Glimpse the town’s former plantation history at the Koloa History Center. Open from 9 a.m.-9 p.m. daily, it has exhibits with photos and artifacts from the plantation era. The outside directory illustrates the layout of historical buildings and landmarks. Plaques on each building

tell the story of the businesses and families who once lived there. In addition, visit the more than 20 shops and boutiques, eateries and services that call these buildings home. Koloa Mill Ice Cream & Coffee serves up decadent and delicious mud pie or haupia (coconut) ice cream—accompany it with a brew of Kaua‘i coffee to hit the spot! History buffs might want to read up and follow the 10-mile Koloa Heritage Trail with its 14 stops of

cultural, historical and geological significance. Info: 1-888-744-0888, poipubeach.org. A lovely canopy of trees, locally known as the Tree Tunnel on Highway 520 or Maluhia Road, offers up a fragrant drive. History names a Scottish cattle rancher, Walter Duncan McBryde, as the one who planted 500 fragrant trees along the road more than 150 years ago. Open the window to breathe in the delicious fresh scent and get your camera ready! Map D:B4.

KOLOA TOWNthe plantation past of

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Restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques and galleries are all within walking distance in this close-knit community

OLD KOLOA TOWN>oldkoloa.comAT THE JUNCTION OF MALUHIA (TREE TUNNEL) & KOLOA RDS MAP D:D4

KOLOA MILL ICE CREAM& COFFEE>koloamill.com5424 KOLOA RD KOLOAMAP D:C4 \ 808 742 65447AM-9PM DAILY

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Kauai Nut Roasters • Koloa Mill Ice Cream & Coffee

Koloa Shave Ice • Pizzetta • Tomkats Grille

Art House Studio Gallery • The Koa Store

Emperor’s Emporium • Hula Moon Gifts

Island Soap & Candle Works • Island Style Activities

The Root • Jungle Girl Island Imports

Progressive Expressions • Larry’s Music & Boutique

Shank 808 • Christian Riso Fine Art & Framing

Southshore Bikinis • Crazy Shirts • Paradise Clothing

Pohaku T’s • Fathom Five Divers • Lifeway Pharmacy

Charlee & Associates Realtors • Farsyde Tattoo

Koloa Chevron • Timeshare Resales Hawai‘i

Vicki Agor Realty • Crystal Harmonics

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Its genre says it all: Convenience Store. Get all you need in one place with the help of these giants—ABC Stores, Kmart and Whalers General Store. Offering items to satisfy your daily

needs to accessories for the beach, apparel and groceries, it’s one-stop shopping at its best. ABC Stores’ history goes back to 1964 when Sidney Kosasa opened his first outlet on Waikiki Beach. Now with 70-plus stores around the Pacific, it’s still the friendly staff, great service and large selection of items that make ABC Stores a favorite. Located in communities nationwide, Kmart stocks products according to the needs of its customers. You’ll also find lots of island gifts and souvenirs perfect for friends and family back home.

courTesy ABc sTores

ABC STORES >abcstores.comKAPA‘A MAP B:D7 \ 808 822 2115KAPA‘A MAP B:E11 \ 808 823 0081LIHU‘E MAP A:E11 \ 808 245 7071

KMART>kmart.com4303 NAWILIWILI RD LIHU‘EMAP A:A11 \ 808 245 77427AM-10PM DAILY

WHALERS GENERAL STOREPOIPU SHOPPING VILLAGEMAP F:C12 \ 808 742 9431COCONUT MARKETPLACE MAP B:D13808 822 9921ANAHOLA \ 808 822 5818

fast finds

at your convenience

Necessities& Accessories

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Monday • Koloa Town, Koloa Knudsen Ball Park, Maluhia Rd. • Kukui Grove Shopping Center parking lot, Lihu‘e

12 noon

3 p.m.

Map E:C3 Map

A:A12

Tuesday • Kalaheo Neighborhood Center, Papalina Rd. off Kaumuali‘i Hwy.

3:30 p.m. Map E:A11

Tuesday &Thursday

• Coconut Marketplace, 4-484 Kuhio Hwy., Kapa‘a

9 a.m. to 12 noon

Map B:D13

Wednesday • Kapa‘a Town Park • Kaua‘i Culinary Market, The Shops at Kukui‘ula, Po‘ipu

3 p.m. 4 to 6 p.m.

B:D6 Map

G:A17

Thursday • Hanapepe Town Park behind the fire station

3 p.m. Map E:C19

Friday • Vidinha Stadium, Ho‘olako Rd., Lihu‘e. (Open browsing allowed before start of selling period.)

3 p.m. Map A:D9

Saturday • Kaua‘i Community Market at Kauai Community College• Hanalei Neighborhood Ctr., off main highway past past office

9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. 10 a.m. to 12 noon

Map A:A10 Map

C:B12

explore Kaua‘i’s farmers markets

The Garden Isle is truly a paradise for fine food lovers, boasting fresh, locally grown vegetables and fruits. Here you can chat with the farmers who supply local restaurants with the freshest produce.

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‘Ulu = breadfruit (pictured)

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Kaua‘i’s

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Exclusive ProductsExclusive ProductsKAUAI COFFEE COMPANY >kauaicoffee.com870 HALEWILI RD MAP D:C14808 335 0813 \ 9AM-5PM DAILY-KAUAI GRANOLA>kauaigranola.comWAIMEA MAP E:G18 \ 808 338 012110AM-5PM MON-SAT, TILL 3PM SUN

KAUAI GROWN>kauaigrown.org \ 808 337 9944

KAUAI MADE>kauaimade.net \ 808 241 4946

SALTY WAHINE>saltywahine.com1-3529 KAUMUALI‘I HWY UNIT 2BHANAPEPE \ 808 378 40899AM-5PM DAILY

AUNTY LILIKOI >auntylilikoi.com

KAUAI KOOKIE >kauaikookie.com

Every island has its riches and the Garden Isle is no different. If you’re in search of something uniquely made or grown on the island to take home for yourself or as a gift, you don’t have to look far. It’s all right here. Many of the businesses mentioned have created products or raised livestock or grown produce on the island. What exactly makes a product Kaua‘i made or grown? The Kaua‘i County

kaua‘i grown

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Exclusive ProductsExclusive ProductsKaua‘i Made program screens members to ensure that their unique items are made on the island by local residents, using Kaua‘i materials where possible. After fulfilling qualifications, each retailer is able to feature the Kaua‘i Made logo. Visit kauaimade.net for a list of businesses and retailers who offer Kaua‘i Made products. Another exclusive island program is Kaua‘i Grown, a Kaua‘i County Farm Bureau program. It puts the spotlight on the local farmers and ranchers who grow island

produce and livestock, along with the restaurants and retailers who incorporate these foods into their dishes or sell on their store shelves. Find them online at kauaigrown.org for a Kauai Farmers Market Guide, plus lots more information. Coffee lovers rejoice! Stop by Kauai Coffee Company to learn about this coffee estate’s growing, harvesting and roasting process. Then take home unique coffee blends such as coconut caramel crunch, Hawaiian hazelnut

kaua‘i made

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Kaua‘i’s

Exclusive ProductsExclusive Products

or vanilla and chocolate macadamia nut. Local, homemade chocolate-dipped coconut macaroons are made fresh daily at Kauai Granola. Flavors include guava crunch and pina colada. Going hiking? Take along the Sugar Cane Snax line featuring trail mixes, granola bites and bars for a solid snack when you need extra energy.

Add exotic island spices to your favorite dishes with gourmet Hawaiian sea salts, seasonings and rub blends from Salty Wahine. Every creation has a distinct personality that will stimulate your palate . With names like Guava Garlic Salt, Passion Fruit Chili Pepper, Li Hing Margarita Salt and Mango Java Steak Rub, your inner chef will jump for joy! Drop

salty wahine

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Exclusive ProductsExclusive Productsby their new factory outlet in Hanapepe. Also sold at Kaua‘i Community College farmers market, 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m. every Sat. and Kukui‘ula Culinary Market, 4-6 p.m.

every Wed. Remember, when you buy Kaua‘i Made and Kaua‘i Grown, you’re supporting the local community! Mahalo!

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The Garden IsleKaua‘i is geologically the oldest island in the Hawaiian Island chain and may look small on the map, but there is lots to do and see within its 562 square miles. As the eldest island, it’s had the longest exposure to the natural elements of wind and rain. You’ll see evidence of this while standing on the rim of the grand Waimea Canyon (page 60). Catch a boat or take to the air to see the spectacular Napali Coast—you WILL be awestruck (page 62)!

Discover the dramatic scenery of Kaua‘i. Soar over mountains, stroll lush gardens, cruise across the glistening Pacific —you’ll wish you had more time!

acti vitiesLots to see and more to do on the Garden Isle

be safe!

Explore with fun & safety in mind

Being on vacation on a beautiful island such as Kaua‘i is a natural high. We want to

keep you on that high, plus as safe as possible while on our roads, trails and in the Pacific

Ocean. Here are a few tips:• Never drink and drive,

always buckle up and pay attention to the road.

• Stick to main trails when hiking and don’t attempt to

cross swollen streams.• Heed warning signs on the beach and don’t go out if the

ocean is rough. Talk to the on-duty lifeguard.

Island AirwavesOne of the ways to get to

know the local culture is by listening to local radio.

While on the road, tune into contemporary or traditional Hawaiian music or listen to quick news bites. Hear the latest country music with

hourly AP news updates on 99.9FM; Hawaiian music on 98.9FM; and contemporary

sounds on 98.1FM JAMZ.

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GETTING AROUND

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acti vities tLots to see and more to do on the Garden Isle

The island is also home to lush botanical gardens situated along the coast to higher up along the mountains (page 66). The main focus here is to experience the island at a slower pace. Take your time to meander, sit and listen, gaze...you’ll enjoy your vacation to its fullest and return home reinvigorated.

Adrenaline Junkies!Let your inner thrillseeker loose with high-f lying adventures via an amazing helicopter f light above the lush Garden Isle or while zipping across the tree canopy. Let go of your inhibitions and f ly! If you’re afraid of heights, then perhaps a horseback or ATV ride might be more to your liking. However, don’t discount your inner strength on a whim. Challenge yourself. The views are so worth it! Turn the pages for more ways to really experience the best of Kaua‘i.

CRUISINGThe RoadwaysThe Garden Isle doesn’t have a public bus system to access all of its top attractions, so a rental vehicle is your best bet for sightseeing. You call the shots, so take your time exploring the island. Remember, you’re on vacation, so make the journey the joy, and not just the destination.

ISLE SIGHTSBy BusLeave the driving and parking woes to a professional and opt for a Roberts Hawaii bus tour to either Waimea Canyon or Waimea Canyon & Fern Grotto. Take in the beauty of Waimea Canyon’s chasms, then enjoy a boat ride up Wailua River to the uniquely beautiful Fern Grotto.

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The canyon sits at the end of a long, curvy and slowly ascending ride up Highway 552-Koke‘e Road, and ends at Koke‘e and Waimea Canyon State Parks (Map E:Inset). Stop

at the lookouts for a glimpse of neighboring Ni‘ihau, Waipo‘o Falls, the Kalalau Valley and Napali Coast. At 10 miles long, a mile wide and over 3,600 feet deep, this mammoth chasm features four-million-year-old lava rock and displays variegated hues of red, purple, green and blue, depending on the weather and time of day. Some of the island’s best hikes are

accessible from the park, ranging from starter trails perfect for families, to longer, more strenuous trails for experienced hikers. You’ll get a close up of the island’s endemic plants and wildlife, as well as commanding views of Waimea Canyon. Learn about some of the island’s native plants and animals at Koke’e Natural History Museum. Ask the staff about activities too, 808-335-9975. Owner and pilot of Safari Helicopters, Preston Myers, is dedicated to customer comfort and satisfaction. View stunning panoramas of the Garden Isle through mega windows. Enjoy comfy leg room, a soundproof cabin and BOSE® noise-canceling headsets. You can even request a landing at a secluded botanical preserve. This will be a highlight of your vacation!

a natural wonder

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Nicknamed ‘‘The Grand Canyon of the Pacific’’ by authorMark Twain, the Waimea Canyon is a majestic sight

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WAIMEA CANYON

Waimea Canyon State Park:

• Iliau Nature Loop- Easy roadside nature trail with sweeping views of Wai‘alae and Waimea Canyons; 0.25 miles.

Koke’e State Park:

• Po’omau Canyon Lookout: A short, scenic trail leading to a grand view of Po‘omau and Waimea Canyons; 0.3 miles.

Koke’e State Park:

• Kawakoi Stream Trail: One of the most scenic mountain streamside trails in Hawai’i. Easy pedestrian trail; 1.75 miles.

• Awa‘awapouhi Trail: Strenuous trail with spectacular view into steep-sided Nu’alolo and Awa’awapuhi Valleys, with mesic and dryland native plants. Return climb of 1620 feet; 3.25 miles.

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Ask about our Dolphin Guarant� on morning tours!

We offer Scuba Diving for certified and non-certified divers!

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Once you see the Napali Coast, it will forever remain in your memory as one of the most beautiful spots on Earth.

The serrated-edged cliffs reach for the sky and abruptly fall into the ocean. Beautiful waterfalls and swift f lowing streams continue to carve out these rugged valleys and shape the shorelines. The ancient Hawaiian people favored these shores because of their easy access to typically “hard-to-catch” ocean delicacies.Extensive stone foundations and walls remain on the valley f loors, remnants of once thriving

Hawaiian settlements. Ke‘e Beach is the furthest point for all vehicles. To the east is Ha‘ena Beach Park with sheltered picnic tables. To the west of Ke‘e Beach is the widely known Kalalau Trail, one of the world’s premier hikes. The first two miles of the trail open to all is a popular day hike. It stretches from Ha‘ena State Park to Hanakapi‘ai Beach, offering people just a sample of what lies beyond. Be aware that crossing Hanakapi‘ai Stream is dangerous when it becomes swollen due to recent rain; wait until it subsides to cross. The 11-mile Kalalau Trail provides the only land access into this part of the island. Traversing five valleys and skirting imposing cliffs with incredible views, it ends at Kalalau Beach. An earlier foot trail created by the ancient Hawaiian people who lived in this area linked their settlements along the coastline. The current Kalalau Trail, built in the late 1800s, loosely follows this path. To tackle this advanced hike, a permit is mandatory, as well as sufficient food, water and shelter. Map G.

NAPALI COASTexplore the spectacular

The remote Napali coastline on Kaua‘i’s north shoreis accessible by foot, air and sea—and not to be missed!

Obtain a hiking permit from the Dept. of Land & Natural Resources. Email [email protected] or

go online at hawaiistateparks.org

BY AIR• Safari Helicopters, 808-246-0136• Discount Helicopters, 808-245-2943 BY SEA (more info on page 76)• Blue Dolphin Charters, 808-335-5553• Catamaran Kahanu, 808-645-6176• Kauai Sea Tours, 808-335-5309• Liko Kauai Cruises, 808-338-0333• Na Pali Catamaran, 808-826-6853

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Ask about our Dolphin Guarant� on morning tours!

We offer Scuba Diving for certified and non-certified divers!

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The paradisical scenery of Kaua‘i is incredible. It’s time to get out, lock the doors and explore the island’s hidden treasures. Create memorable moments of your vacation with these options: Turn it up a notch with the eight-line Koloa Zipline. Experience the longest lines on the island, a “ground school” for those just learning to zip, plus options such as Piggybacking, The Sunset Zip and the Flyin’ Kauaian harness that allows you to f ly across the sky like your favorite superhero. Ride the rugged terrain of the south shore from sea to mountain

with Kauai ATV. Get down and dirty seeing places you wouldn’t normally have access to—ride along old plantation roads, through an historic cane haul tunnel, and stop for a swim in mountain pools. Take all day to experience Just Live! Zipline Tours featuring its very own outdoor adventure park. Activities include the island’s only ‘treetop/canopy’ zipline tours, a rock wall, canopy bridges, rappelling and monster swing. Choose from three adventures that offer a mix of the above activities. Explore the hidden valleys and secluded beaches of sacred and historic Maha‘ulepu while amblin’ atop a horse with CJM Country Stables. You’ll ride through a working cattle ranch, cool off in the shade of ironwood trees and leisurely appreciate the beauty of lovely bays. Private rides are also available.

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• National Tropical Botanical Garden (NTBG): Here is where you’ll learn why Kaua‘i is nicknamed the “Garden Isle.” Striking heliconia, the well-known hibiscus and sacred taro plant are just a handful of the f lora you’ll see. NTBG encompasses three gardens: McBryde and Allerton Gardens on the south shore (Map D:E8), and Limahuli Garden on Kaua‘i’s north shore (Map C:B3). Each features a unique combination of plant

Meander through

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NATIONAL TROPICAL BOTANICAL GARDEN

* Open Daily* Variety of Tour Options* Gift Shop Featuring Kaua`i

Made Products

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Meander throughcollections, climate and history.• Smith’s Tropical Paradise: Situated on the grounds of Wailua Marina State Park on the Coconut Coast, sits a 30-acre tropical oasis. Stroll through a bamboo forest, tropical fruit orchard and replicas of Polynesian and Filipino huts. It’s the perfect place to quiet the mind and relax.• Moir Garden: Rare and native species of cacti, succulents, and large collections of aloe surround a former plantation estate now home to the Plantation Gardens

Restaurant. Free, self guided; open 7 a.m.-5 p.m. daily, Located at Kiahuna Plantation Resort, Po‘ipu, Map F:D12. 808-742-6411. • Na ‘Aina Kai Botanical Gardens: A beautiful coastal garden on 240 acres in Kilauea features a desert garden, moss- and fern-draped canyon, pristine beach, more than 90 bronze sculptures and more. Guided tours Tues.-Fri. with fee. Reservations are required: 808-828-0525.

Kaua‘i’s gardens

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did you know?A WILDLIFE REFUGEKilauea is home to more than seven of Hawai‘i’s native seabirds, including the Great Frigate bird, with its nearly eight-foot wingspan.

ENDANGERED NENE (shown right)The Hawaiian goose, or nene, is Hawai‘i’s official state bird that can be seen at Kilauea, at Maui’s Haleakala NP and Big Island’s Hawai‘i Volcanoes NP.

WHALE WATCH SPOTThis is one of Kaua‘i’s best sites for whale watching throughout April. Bring binoculars just in case!

This famous 160-acre coastal refuge sits 200 feet above the ocean on a striking peninsula at Kaua‘i’s northernmost point (Map C:E21). Kilauea Lighthouse and bird sanctuary is one of the most visited in the United States. Although the lighthouse isn’t open to the public, the grounds are, and a self-guided path to the point offers interpretive information. The Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary also has a presence with large interpretive signs about Hawai‘i’s marine mammals and sea turtles. Although a fully automated electronic beacon has replaced the Fresnel lens (once the largest glass

lens of its kind), the 1913 lighthouse still stands intact. Aviation history credits the Kilauea Lighthouse with preventing a tragedy on the first trans-Pacific f light in 1927 by reorienting the two pilots of the Bird of Paradise. The lighthouse was retired from service in 1970, and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. In 1985, Kilauea Point and its lighthouse became part of the Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge is open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, and is closed on major federal holidays. To get there, turn off Highway 53 near mile marker 23, then take Kolo Road to Kilauea Road. Admission: Adults $5; kids 16 and under free. 808-828-1413,

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Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge includesa world-famous lighthouse and bird sanctuary

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Before the arrival of Captain Cook in the late 1700s, Hanapepe Valley on Kaua‘i’s west side was home to many early Hawaiians. They grew taro and cultivated salt production in saltwater ponds. Some time around the 1880s, the sugar industry began f lourishing in this area. Chinese, Japanese and Filipino immigrants made their home here. Others began small farms to supply the growing community. At the turn of the 19th century, Hanapepe’s population was comprised of predominantly enterprising Asian immigrants. It became a bustling center of commerce during the pre-World War II era and was named “Kaua‘i’s Biggest Little Town” by the Hanapepe Merchants Association. Today, the historic storefronts house numerous fine art galleries, many run by artists with their studios in the back. If you stop by on a Friday night, the town bustles with an Art Fair, beckoning visitors inside galleries and restaurants. Pick up a copy of the Historic Hanapepe Walking Tour map for a self-guided exploration of the significant structures and locations in town, many with a colorful past. The historic buildings and quaint character of the town have also lured many filmmakers to use this location; some of the more notable ones include the TV mini-series, “The Thorn Birds,” and the animated tale “Lilo and Stitch.”

‘Kaua‘i’s Biggest Little Town’

HANAPEPEswinging bridge

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When playing from a greenside bunker, keep in mind that loft is your friend, so don’t be afraid of incorporating a “Lob Wedge” (60 degree) into your bag. The added loft makes it easier to gain lift as you accelerate through the sand at impact using the bounce of the wedge. Remember, it’s the sand that moves the ball

out of the bunker, so be aggressive!Matt Torry PGAHead Golf Professional, Kiahuna Golf Club

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Incredible golf set within a beautiful environment awaits at Kauai Lagoons Golf Club. The Jack Nicklaus-designed Kiele Course weaves through mango and guava trees, among 40 acres of freshwater lagoons, and features the longest stretch of continuous ocean holes of any Hawai‘i course. Don’t miss this award-winning course that’s been recognized in many golf magazines. Sunny Po‘ipu is home to Kiahuna Golf Club where world-renowned architect Robert Trent Jones II made his mark. Skillfully situated amid the gently rolling course are the ancient remains of an authentic Hawaiian village, lava tubes and a 19th century home. Before or after a game, stop by and relax at Joe’s on the Green for breakfast, lunch or Happy Hour. Described as “the most fun course to play in Hawai‘i” by architect

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golfgolfRobin Nelson, Puakea Golf Course ranked #15 of “Places You Can Play” in a 2010 issue of Golfweek Magazine. The course integrates deep ravines with each hole different from the last against a backdrop of beautiful mountain range and ocean views. Also enjoy local dishes made from fresh ingredients at Ho‘okipa Cafe for breakfast, lunch and appetizers from 7 a.m. to sunset. Play a game of golf at a discount with Hawaii Tee Times on more than 40 courses on Kaua‘i, O‘ahu, Maui, Hawai‘i Island and Lana‘i. Find a course that best suits you!

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The river’s journey begins on the slopes of Mount Wai‘ale‘ale, a dormant crater that stands as a testament to the

fiery beginnings of Kaua‘i’s eden-like beauty. At 5,243 feet, Wai‘ale‘ale (Hawaiian for “rippling waters”) is considered one of the rainiest spots on earth. Its height, conical shape and position in the island chain create the trifecta of weather conditions for abundant rainfall. From the summit, the river travels nearly 10 miles down the southeast face emptying out its liquid cargo in two popular and easily accessible waterfalls: the 80-foot Wailua Falls and Opaeka‘a Falls (Map G:N10). “Opaeka‘a” means “rolling shrimp,” many of which were once plentiful in the stream. But the journey doesn’t end there.

The winding f low of water makes its way along 11 miles of thick, verdant foliage. Its lushness is attributed to the river’s tendency to overf low its banks depositing nutrient-rich sediments along the river’s edge. Rich soil, coupled with the ancient Hawaiian’s acumen for horticulture, made the region a natural breadbasket. Tributaries carry the river inland allowing for the construction of fishponds. And while shallow waters restrict travel by larger boats, kayaks are an excellent way to explore off-river areas. Shift into low gear with a lazy boat ride on Wailua River with Smith’s Fern Grotto Cruise. Started in 1946 by Walter Smith, Sr. and his wife, the family business continues four generations later. Hear the songs and stories of ancient Hawai‘i, and get a hula lesson too. Once at the landing, enjoy a short nature walk through a rainforest to the lush Fern Grotto.

WAILUA RIVERjourney to a river’s end

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Wailua Falls is located right on the roadside.Get there in the morning and you just might

see a rainbow.

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To get a glimpse of Hanalei before entering the little town, travel past Princeville and you’ll notice that the mile markers on Highway 56 revert back to 0. Stop at the gas station nearby (the last one on the north shore) and across the street is the Hanalei Lookout. The views from the lookout are beautiful with Hanalei Valley stretched out before you looking like a green patchwork quilt, lush and geometrical. The neat sections of wetland contain the semi-submerged taro fields that have been worked by generations of Hawaiian farmers. Running down the center of the fields is the Hanalei River (one of 14 American heritage rivers), with its origins in the rainfall from Mt. Wai‘ale‘ale, in the approximate center of the island. Kayakers often navigate the peaceful river. The quaint one-lane Hanalei Bridge is the veritable doorway to the town. You’ll find an assortment of boutiques, restaurants and art galleries. Hanalei Bay is rimmed by nearly two miles of white sandy beach. While swimming conditions in the bay can be hazardous, the off-shore area is popular with surfers. Hanalei Pier (shown above), made famous in the movie “South Pacific,” stretches out into the bay. Take a twilight stroll and bask in the colors of a magical sunset.

enchanting HANALEI

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Cruise the awe-inspiring Napali Coast Situated on the north shore of Kaua‘i, the cliffs of the Napali Coast stand among the sheerest in the world. One of your best vacation adventures will be exploring this remote coast by sea. Take a boat ride or rafting excursion along the coast and see dolphins, f lying fish and other marine life, in addition to beautiful turquoise waters. Guides will fill you in on the area’s history, plus point out sea caves and ancient Hawaiian sites. For your very own close up of a visiting humpback whale, be sure to ask about whale watching tours available from November to April. Sail on a catamaran specially designed to navigate the coastal waters with the folks at Blue Dolphin Charters. On the other hand, if you’re up for more of an adventure, they also offer raft tours. Learn about Hawaiian legends and see the coastal landmarks as you “talk story” with the captain and crew. Morning or afternoon tours are available serving up either a continental breakfast or deli lunch; ask about snorkeling and scuba diving. Sunset cruises offer a dinner option. The husband and wife team of Captain Lani Swain and his wife Debbie has been the cornerstone of Catamaran Kahanu since 1985. As a guest, you’ll get to share in their love of the island, its people and learn about the Hawaiian culture. Also enjoy the ride aboard the specially designed catamaran that allows passengers to get up close to the amazing sea caves and waterfalls along the Napali Coastline. Daily tours offer swimming, snorkeling and a sunset dinner cruise.

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Take to the ocean aboard the 60-foot Lucky Lady with Kauai Sea Tours. If you’re looking for a leisurely sail complete with spacious decks, shaded seating, restrooms, freshwater showers and swim platform, then select a snorkel, sunset dinner or combo tour aboard the Lucky Lady. On the other hand, an ocean raft tour serves up an exciting day on the water with a beach landing at Nualolo Kai (April-October) and exploring sea caves pending ocean conditions. Owner Liko Ho‘okano invites you to experience the ultimate ocean adventure with Liko Kauai Cruises. Born and raised on Kaua‘i, and of native Hawaiian ancestry, Capt. Ho‘okano shares his passion for the ocean while adding some local f lavor to every outing. Board the 49-foot Napali Kai III catamaran and enjoy unobstructed views, a shaded area, freshwater shower and spacious restroom. Morning and afternoon tours are available. The spectacular Napali Coast has been the specialty of Na Pali Catamaran for the last 30 years. Buckle up for a day of ocean adventures that include snorkeling at the ancient Hawaiian fishing site of Nualolo Kai with snorkel and f lotation devices provided.

After an enjoyable lunch, hang on for the fun ride back to port!

Beach-Going Essentials In order to view the fascinating underworld of Hawai‘i’s waters, you need some snorkel gear. Snorkel Bob’s offers quality, exclusive Snorkel Bob Brand Seamo

Betta™ and Li’l Mo Betta™ RX masks, Bigfoots (15-17) and Mof lex fins, Ultima Bubba dry snorkel and Mof l02 for fresh air with every breath. Take advantage of the free 24-Hour Interisland Gear Return too. Also, rent a snorkel set for a week and get SB’s 250-page fish photo book, “Every Fish Tells a Story,” for $7.50 (regularly $28).

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Boss Frog’s Snorkel, Surf & Cycle has snorkel set rentals available, in addition to SUP boards, surfboards, boogie boards and underwater video cameras. Prefer to rent a bike or even golf clubs? They’ve got that too. Ask about arranging additional activities such as ocean, helicopter, ATV or zipline tours, plus lu‘au shows. Nukumoi Surf Co. located at Po‘ipu Beach is ready to get you out in the water with surfboards, SUP boards, body boards, snorkel gear and beach rentals. They also offer daily surf lessons for all ages, all levels at Po‘ipu Beach via Kaua‘i Surf School.

Kayaking Get down close to the water and power your way across the surface while enjoying the surrounding scenery and hearing the pleasing sound of paddle in water. If you’ve never kayaked before, ease into the experience on the “Class Zero” Wailua River via two family-owned and operated outfitters, Ali‘i Kayaks & Watersports and Kayak Wailua; also check out Duke’s Kayak Adventures. Wailua River is one of the most perfect locations for all experience levels, and the best place for families and beginners. In addition, Ali‘i Kayaks and Kayak Wailua include a hike in their kayak itinerary. Along your river journey, learn about the area’s history, possibly

visit kauaiexplorer.comDaily Ocean Report • Beach Info • Trail Info

Activity Guides • Safety • Preservation

DON’T GET THUMPED!Kaua‘i is a beautiful and powerful place. Please be aware; take the time to learn about ocean and hiking safety before you explore. You’ll have a lot more fun (and stay safe)!

Please remember to TREAD LIGHTLY Visit kauaiexplorer.com to learn easy preservation tips.

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visit some significant ancient Hawaiian sites and see two popular and accessible waterfalls, Opaeka‘a Falls and Wailua Falls.

Stand Up Paddle This fun and versatile sport,

popular with people of all ages and abilities, provides a great year-round workout. Privately owned and operated Stand Up Paddle Kauai located near Wailua River provides a convenient way for you to experience stand up paddle (SUP) on calm Wailua River or out on the open ocean. They provide light and stable high-performance boards, paddles, leashes, drybags, instructions, as well as the use of a free GoPro camera with two board rentals. Walk-ins are welcome, but it’s best to call and make reservations. Ali‘i Kayaks & Watersports offers SUP lessons and two-hour, daily and weekly rentals. Call for reservations.

Hawaii Tourism Japan

The 20-mile long Wailua River is edged by lush junglescapes, home to ancient Hawaiian heiau (temples).

Wailua Falls

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ANINI BEACH PARKThis beach is protected by a long fringing reef and is among one of the best swimming beaches on the north shore. Great for families. Also good for snorkeling. Picnic areas, restrooms, showers. Map C:D16.

The beautiful beaches and sparkling ocean that surround Kaua‘i are wonderful vacation playgrounds. But before heading out to play, talk to your concierge or an activity provider about specific beach features, its surrounding waters and potential, invisible rip currents. For your safety, community volunteers have installed Rescue Tubes, 10 foot high tubes with personal flotation devices used to stabilize a distressed swimmer. If you see one at the beach, be sure to read about their usage.

SALT POND BEACH PARKThis west side beach got its

name from the folks who still use the beach’s salt ponds to

make Hawaiian salt. A partially protected reef provide good

swimming conditions year-round, tidepools, sunset views. Lifeguard

on duty. Map D:C20.

LYDGATE STATE PARKOnce a place of refuge in ancient Hawai‘i, it’s now a good place for picnickers. Excellent swimming area for kids, picnic area and a community playground in the Lihu‘e/Kalapaki region. Lifeguard on duty. Map B:D18.

HANALEI BAY BEACH PARKEnjoy spectacular vistas and great

swimming conditions. The view from here was made famous in

the movie musical “South Pacific.” Beware of occasional rough ocean

conditions. Lifeguard on duty. Map C:C11.

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PO‘IPU BEACH PARKConsidered one of America’s “Best

Beaches” according to the Travel Channel, it’s located on Kaua‘i’s

south shore. Great conditions for snorkeling and scuba diving.

Lifeguard on duty. Map F:F9.

Kaua‘i’s Best Beaches

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a variety of unique organic produce and vibrant tropical f lowers. Talk with local farmers and get to know the person behind the product; it’s a great way to immerse yourself in the local culture.

You’re also supporting local farmers—Mahalo!

Buy fresh, local & affordable

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Common Grounds

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Black Pot Beach Park

Wainiha Bay

Hanalei Pier

Lumahai River

Wainiha River

Waipa Stream

Limahuli Garden & Preserve

Limahuli Garden

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Lookout

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The Westin Princeville

Ocean Resort Villas

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Hanapepe River

Wahiawa Stream

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Lawai Stream

Hokua Rd

Papalina Rd

Hanapepe Rd

Waialo Rd

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Koloa Rd

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Hanapepe

Kalaheo

Hanapepe Salt Ponds Historic Preserve

Hanapepe Bay

(See Map F)

Keoniloa Bay

Port Allen Airport

Poipu Bay Resort Golf Course

Grand Hyatt Kauai

Shipwreck Beach

Poipu Shopping

Village

Poipu PlazaThe Shops at KukuiulaPrince

Kuhio Park

Lawai Beach

Marriott's Waiohai

Beach ClubKoa Kea Hotel

Sheraton Kauai Resort

Anne Knudsen Park

Post Office

Sugar Mill

Tree Tunnel

Kukuiula Small Boat Harbor

Spouting Horn

Lawai Bay

Post Office National Tropical Botanical

Gardens McBryde & Allerton

Kukuiolono Park & Golf Course

Kauai Coffee Visitor Center

Hanapepe Beach Park

Salt Pond Beach Park

Post OfficeKaumakani

Wahiawa Bay

Eleele

Port Allen

Kiahuna Golf Club

Lawai

Omao

Poipu Beach Park

Hanapepe Valley Lookout

Library Bank of Hawaii

First Hawaiian Bank

Old Koloa Town

Kaiwa Point

Bypass Rd

Fire Station

Chevron Station

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Princeville

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To Kapaa, Waipouli, Wailua, Lihue Airport

(See Maps A & B)

Princeville Airport

Begin Kalalau Trail

Kee Beach

Haena State Park

Waikanaloa Wet Cave

Maniniholo Dry CaveTunnels Beach

Haena Beach Park

Hanalei Colony Resort

Lumahai Beach

Wainiha Beach

Waioli Mission House

Ching Young Village Shopping Center

Hanalei Bridge

Hanalei Valley Scenic Lookout

Waioli Beach Park

Hanalei Beach

Aku Rd

Anini Beach Park

Prince Golf & Country Club

Scenic Lookout

Kalihiwai Bay

Post Office

Kilauea Point & Lighthouse

St. Sylvesters Church on Kolo Rd

Common Grounds

Kilauea Neighborhood

Center

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Kalihiwai River

Kilauea Stream

Black Pot Beach Park

Wainiha Bay

Hanalei Pier

Lumahai River

Wainiha River

Waipa Stream

Limahuli Garden & Preserve

Limahuli Garden

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Kekaha

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Waimea Canyon Plaza

To Waimea Canyon State Park

(See Inset Map)

Polihale State ParkNohili Point

Barking Sands Beach

Mana Point

Pacific Missile Range Facility

Kokole Point

Kekaha Beach Park

Kekaha Neighborhood CenterH.P. Faye Park

Oomano Point

Kikiaola HarborRoyal Coconut Grove

Waimea Plantation CottagesCaptain Cook Monument

Hofgaard Park

Waimea State Recreation Pier

Lucy Wright Beach Park

Russian Ft. Elizabeth State ParkWaimea Bay

Kauai Veterans Memorial Hospital

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Waimea Canyon

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Waimea

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Begin Awaawapuhi

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Puu o Kila Lookout

Napali Coast State Park

Kokee Lodge

Waimea Bay

Russian Fort Elizabeth

Kekaha

Kokee Museum

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Kipuka St

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Lawai Beach Resort

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Prince Kuhio Park

Prince Kuhio Resort

Kuhio Shores

The Shops at Kukuiula

Poipu Plaza

Whalers Cove Resort

Kiahuna Golf ClubSheraton Kauai Resort

Poipu Shopping Village

Koa Kea Hotel and Resort

Kiahuna Plantation Resort

Marriott's Waiohai Beach Club

Poipu Beach Park

Brennecke Beach

Poipu Kai

Poipu Crater Resort

Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa

The Point at Poipu

Shipwreck Beach

Poipu Bay Golf Course

Makahuena at Poipu

Poipu Makai Condos

Poipu Palms

Sunset Kalihi Condo

Poipu Shores

Nihi Kai Villas

Moir Gardens

Hanakaape Bay

Ala Kalanikaumaka Rd

Koloa Rd

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Kekaha Rd

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Kekaha

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Waimea

Waimea Canyon Plaza

To Waimea Canyon State Park

(See Inset Map)

Polihale State ParkNohili Point

Barking Sands Beach

Mana Point

Pacific Missile Range Facility

Kokole Point

Kekaha Beach Park

Kekaha Neighborhood CenterH.P. Faye Park

Oomano Point

Kikiaola HarborRoyal Coconut Grove

Waimea Plantation CottagesCaptain Cook Monument

Hofgaard Park

Waimea State Recreation Pier

Lucy Wright Beach Park

Russian Ft. Elizabeth State ParkWaimea Bay

Kauai Veterans Memorial Hospital

Poip

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Ala Kinoki (By-pass Rd) Pee Rd

Hoohu Rd

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Lawai Rd

Hoonani R

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Kipuka St

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Lawai Beach Resort

To Spouting Horn

Prince Kuhio Park

Prince Kuhio Resort

Kuhio Shores

The Shops at Kukuiula

Poipu Plaza

Whalers Cove Resort

Kiahuna Golf ClubSheraton Kauai Resort

Poipu Shopping Village

Koa Kea Hotel and Resort

Kiahuna Plantation Resort

Marriott's Waiohai Beach Club

Poipu Beach Park

Brennecke Beach

Poipu Kai

Poipu Crater Resort

Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa

The Point at Poipu

Shipwreck Beach

Poipu Bay Golf Course

Makahuena at Poipu

Poipu Makai Condos

Poipu Palms

Sunset Kalihi Condo

Poipu Shores

Nihi Kai Villas

Moir Gardens

Hanakaape Bay

Ala Kalanikaumaka Rd

Koloa Rd

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Poipu Beach Park

Kukuiula Boat Harbor

Nualolo Area Napali Coast State Park

Kee Beach

Haena Beach Park

Tunnels Beach

Hale Hoomaha

Haena

Lumahai Beach

Wainiha Bay

Hanalei Bay

Hanalei Beach Park

PrincevilleHanalei Valley Lookout

Nualolo Area Napali Coast State Park

Milolii Area Napali State Park

Barking Sands Beach

Kekaha Beach Park

Kekaha

Waimea Bay Kikiaola Harbor

Captain Cook Landing

Kalalau LookoutPuu o Kila Lookout

Kokee State Park Camp Kokee

Kokee Museum & Park Headquarters

Waipoo Falls

Waimea Canyon Lookout

West Kauai Medical Center

Russian Fort Elizabeth State Historical Park

Salt Pond Beach Park

EleeleHanapepe

Kalaheo

Kauai Coffee Visitor Center

National Tropical Botanical Gardens Visitor Center

Waimea

LawaiKoloa

Poipu

Puhi

Kapaia

Kapaa

Anahola

KilaueaKalihiwai

Hanalei

Kokee

Wailua Falls

Keahua Arboretum

Opaekaa Falls

Fern Grotto

Kilohana Crater

Wilcox Memorial Hospital

Wailua

Kapaa Beach Park

Wailua Beach

Lydgate State Park

Kokee Lodge

Polihale State Park

Hanapepe Bay

Brennecke's Beach

Kamala Point

Kipu Kai Beach

Queen Victoria's Profile

Alakoko (Menehune Fish Pond)

Kawai Point

Ninini Point

Kalapaki Beach

Nawiliwili

HanamauluHanamaulu Beach Park

Mt. WaialealeElevation 5125

Mt. KawaikiniElevation 5226

Mt. Kahili

Lihue

Mahelona HospitalKealia Beach

Anahola Beach Park

Moloaa Bay

Larsen's Beach

Kilauea Lighthouse

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Bay

Anini Beach Park

Princeville Airport

Lihue

Port Allen

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40 Shopping Island Jewelry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Kaua‘i Made & Grown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 58 Activities Off the Beaten Path . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Tee Off on Kaua‘i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Ocean Adventures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Beach Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

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Kaua‘i’s Gardens, page 66

Koloa Town, page 50 Waimea Canyon, page 60

Napali Coast, page 62

Wailua River, page 74

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Prince Kuhio Park

Poipu Beach Park

Kukuiula Boat Harbor

Nualolo Area Napali Coast State Park

Kee Beach

Haena Beach Park

Tunnels Beach

Hale Hoomaha

Haena

Lumahai Beach

Wainiha Bay

Hanalei Bay

Hanalei Beach Park

PrincevilleHanalei Valley Lookout

Nualolo Area Napali Coast State Park

Milolii Area Napali State Park

Barking Sands Beach

Kekaha Beach Park

Kekaha

Waimea Bay Kikiaola Harbor

Captain Cook Landing

Kalalau LookoutPuu o Kila Lookout

Kokee State Park Camp Kokee

Kokee Museum & Park Headquarters

Waipoo Falls

Waimea Canyon Lookout

West Kauai Medical Center

Russian Fort Elizabeth State Historical Park

Salt Pond Beach Park

EleeleHanapepe

Kalaheo

Kauai Coffee Visitor Center

National Tropical Botanical Gardens Visitor Center

Waimea

LawaiKoloa

Poipu

Puhi

Kapaia

Kapaa

Anahola

KilaueaKalihiwai

Hanalei

Kokee

Wailua Falls

Keahua Arboretum

Opaekaa Falls

Fern Grotto

Kilohana Crater

Wilcox Memorial Hospital

Wailua

Kapaa Beach Park

Wailua Beach

Lydgate State Park

Kokee Lodge

Polihale State Park

Hanapepe Bay

Brennecke's Beach

Kamala Point

Kipu Kai Beach

Queen Victoria's Profile

Alakoko (Menehune Fish Pond)

Kawai Point

Ninini Point

Kalapaki Beach

Nawiliwili

HanamauluHanamaulu Beach Park

Mt. WaialealeElevation 5125

Mt. KawaikiniElevation 5226

Mt. Kahili

Lihue

Mahelona HospitalKealia Beach

Anahola Beach Park

Moloaa Bay

Larsen's Beach

Kilauea Lighthouse

Kilauea BayKalihiwai

Bay

Anini Beach Park

Princeville Airport

Lihue

Port Allen

Spouting Horn

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40 Shopping Island Jewelry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Kaua‘i Made & Grown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 58 Activities Off the Beaten Path . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Tee Off on Kaua‘i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Ocean Adventures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Beach Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

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Kaua‘i’s Gardens, page 66

Koloa Town, page 50 Waimea Canyon, page 60

Napali Coast, page 62

Wailua River, page 74

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Kokee Rd

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Poipu Rd

Maluhia Rd

Ala Kinoiki Rd

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Maalo Rd

Kapule Hwy

Rice St

Lawai Rd

Ala Kalanikaumaka

Kuh i

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Prince Kuhio Park

Poipu Beach Park

Kukuiula Boat Harbor

Nualolo Area Napali Coast State Park

Kee Beach

Haena Beach Park

Tunnels Beach

Hale Hoomaha

Haena

Lumahai Beach

Wainiha Bay

Hanalei Bay

Hanalei Beach Park

PrincevilleHanalei Valley Lookout

Nualolo Area Napali Coast State Park

Milolii Area Napali State Park

Barking Sands Beach

Kekaha Beach Park

Kekaha

Waimea Bay Kikiaola Harbor

Captain Cook Landing

Kalalau LookoutPuu o Kila Lookout

Kokee State Park Camp Kokee

Kokee Museum & Park Headquarters

Waipoo Falls

Waimea Canyon Lookout

West Kauai Medical Center

Russian Fort Elizabeth State Historical Park

Salt Pond Beach Park

EleeleHanapepe

Kalaheo

Kauai Coffee Visitor Center

National Tropical Botanical Gardens Visitor Center

Waimea

LawaiKoloa

Poipu

Puhi

Kapaia

Kapaa

Anahola

KilaueaKalihiwai

Hanalei

Kokee

Wailua Falls

Keahua Arboretum

Opaekaa Falls

Fern Grotto

Kilohana Crater

Wilcox Memorial Hospital

Wailua

Kapaa Beach Park

Wailua Beach

Lydgate State Park

Kokee Lodge

Polihale State Park

Hanapepe Bay

Brennecke's Beach

Kamala Point

Kipu Kai Beach

Queen Victoria's Profile

Alakoko (Menehune Fish Pond)

Kawai Point

Ninini Point

Kalapaki Beach

Nawiliwili

HanamauluHanamaulu Beach Park

Mt. WaialealeElevation 5125

Mt. KawaikiniElevation 5226

Mt. Kahili

Lihue

Mahelona HospitalKealia Beach

Anahola Beach Park

Moloaa Bay

Larsen's Beach

Kilauea Lighthouse

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Princeville Airport

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Spouting Horn

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40 Shopping Island Jewelry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Kaua‘i Made & Grown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 58 Activities Off the Beaten Path . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Tee Off on Kaua‘i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Ocean Adventures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Beach Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

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THIS WEEK KAUAI • September - November 2014

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MUST-SEE sights!

Kaua‘i’s Gardens, page 66

Koloa Town, page 50 Waimea Canyon, page 60

Napali Coast, page 62

Wailua River, page 74

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Page 102: This Week on Kauai September, 2014 Issue

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Page 103: This Week on Kauai September, 2014 Issue

Voted #1, Best Kauai Boat Tour 5 Times!

Na Pali Coast Adventures

“Lucky Lady” CatamaranDesigned for your Comfort, Safety and Fun!Dolphins • Snorkel • Waterslide • Sunset Dinner Cruises

Ultimate Rafting AdventuresExplore Sea Caves • Beach Land • Snorkel

Wet, Wild

& Wow!

Call Us: (808) 335-5309 or 826-PALI“For the Best Day of Your Vacation”

“It was a blast. Defi nitely the highlight of our trip to Kauai” - The Billings family“The most awesome tour of my 30 yrs. in Hawaii” - Christine, Mililani HI

Toll Free: 800-733-7997www.kauaiseatours.com*Tours may vary due to ocean conditions and seasonal changes.

Since 1986Reserve Online and Save$

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Per Couplewith this ad

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Page 104: This Week on Kauai September, 2014 Issue

Voted #1, Best Kauai Boat Tour 5 Times!

Na Pali Coast Adventures

“Lucky Lady” CatamaranDesigned for your Comfort, Safety and Fun!Dolphins • Snorkel • Waterslide • Sunset Dinner Cruises

Ultimate Rafting AdventuresExplore Sea Caves • Beach Land • Snorkel

Wet, Wild

& Wow!

Call Us: (808) 335-5309 or 826-PALI“For the Best Day of Your Vacation”

“It was a blast. Defi nitely the highlight of our trip to Kauai” - The Billings family“The most awesome tour of my 30 yrs. in Hawaii” - Christine, Mililani HI

Toll Free: 800-733-7997www.kauaiseatours.com*Tours may vary due to ocean conditions and seasonal changes.

Since 1986Reserve Online and Save$

Scan this QR Code to watch our Video

SAVE

Per Couplewith this ad

Per Couple$2000

“One of the mostfantastic experiencesof our lives”- Duane & Jeannie, Lakewood, CO