Things To Do
Lu’au Kalamaku
Of course, you can't come to Hawaii without going to a luau. If you only experience one thing in Hawaii, make sure you don’t miss this spectacular extravaganza. Graceful Hula dancers, fire poi balls, traditional fire knife dancing, lavish buffet of local delicacies, and a vivid storyteller come together for this once-in-a-lifetime authentic experience.
Kipu Ranch Tours
Kipu Ranch Adventures offers guided 4×4 off-road UTV tours along the historic Kipu Ranch, a 3,000-acre privately-owned cattle ranch located on the lush island of Kauai.
Wailua Falls
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Wailua Falls, located just seven miles from the resort. As the symbol of Kauai's lush greenery, Wailua Falls boasts unparalleled splendor. Unlike other Kauai waterfalls requiring a challenging hike, Wailua Falls is easily accessible, allowing you to enjoy its charm up close. Be mesmerized by the stunning sight of a rainbow extending from the base of the falls as the sun hits it at just the right angle.
Kauai Backcountry Adventures
If you're looking for something more adventurous, this is an option. Activities include tubing down an old sugar plantation irrigation system, through open canals, and through several tunnels hand-dug circa 1870; or you can soar through the air on their seven-line zipline course, traversing the side of a mountain down to a lush bamboo grove. You learn about the island’s history, culture, and natural environment in the process.
Kokeʻe State Park
Want spectacular views? This is the way to spend the day getting them. This is a beautiful state park encompassing 4345 acres and containing 45 miles of scenic trails. You don't have to hike, there is plenty you can drive.