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Aloha, Welcome to the beautiful island of Kauai. My name is Shaylene Moore. Mother of 5 beautiful and silly kiddos. Fur mommy of Ginger and Halia (our mini Australian shepherds) I would love to help your Ohana on your next trip to Kauai. Check out options to rent baby/children gear.

The Na Pali Coast has cliffs towering 3,000 feet into the air, dropping into lush valleys, with mysterious sea caves and numerous waterfalls. This is a popular destination for hiking, camping, and outdoor activities. Take a helicopter, catamaran or zodiac ride to truly experience the beauty of the Na Pali Coast.

After a greeting by traditional Hawaiian musicians playing beautiful island songs, admire a lava rock grotto covered with tropical ferns. Located at the south side of the historic, sacred Wailua River, the area serves as a natural amphitheater, providing powerful acoustics. The trip up the river takes about 40 minutes via a long flat-bottom riverboat. Boats depart every 30 minutes.

Kaua’i Coffee started in the early 1800’s as McBryde Sugar Company, one of the first sugar growers in Hawaii. It became Kauai Coffee in 1987, creating the delicious estate coffee is now known for. Stop by for a tour, partake in some coffee samples, and wander leisurely through their Gift Shop and Museum.

The Kaua’i Museum is a cultural sanctuary housing numerous Hawaiian artifacts and art of Native Hawaiians. It is also a must-see Kaua’i attraction, offering an extensive book collection, unique Hawaiian crafts, Ni’ihau shell leis, and vintage collectibles.

This prominent landmark was used to light the way for mariners back in 1913, serving as a pivotal navigation aid for ships sailing along the Orient run. The lighthouse remains functional and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. It is the northernmost point of the main Hawaiian Islands and a popular destination for sighting rare sea birds and whale watching. Reservations are required, please plan ahead.

In Wailua River State Park, enjoy a stunning 151–foot waterfall that flows over basalt from ancient volcanic eruptions. In Hawaiian, the name “Opaekaa” means rolling shrimp, “opae” being “shrimp,” and “ka’a” for “rolling.” The name dates back to days when the native freshwater shrimp were plentiful in the stream and were seen rolling and tumbling down the falls.

This majestic 173-foot waterfall was brought to fame when it was featured on the opening credits of the popular television show Fantasy Island. Driving up Highway 56, visitors can break at the roadside lookout for an astonishing view of the falls

Waimea Canyon State Park overlooks of one of the State’s scenic treasures – the deep, colorful gorge of Waimea Canyon. The park consists of a scenic drive, lookouts of the canyon, a viewpoint of Ni‘ihau Island, wildland picnicking and trails. Adjacent forest reserves with long, strenuous hikes into and out of the canyon.

This quaint but charming museum provides programs and exhibitions focused on Kauai’ s ecology, geology and climatology. The Kokee Museum also provides basic information on trail hiking conditions in Waimea Canyon and the surrounding Kokee State Parks. When looking for educational things to do or day hiking in the canyon, visit Kokee’s website for more information.

Cap off your day at Shutters Lounge, the lively gathering place. Enjoy a locally-inspired dinner, pre-dinner tropical cocktail or post-dinner nightcap. Indoor and outdoor seating is available, including a fire pit on the patio. Featuring live music nightly (schedule subject to change) and now offering daily Happy Hour food and drink specials.

Open for breakfast and dinner, Naupaka Terrace celebrates the bounty of the island and its diverse cultures and cuisines. Dine either indoors or outdoors at our oceanside garden setting and taste the flavors of classic Hawaiian dishes with an elevated, sophisticated point of view.

A local favorite since 1973, the Bull Shed Restaurant is known for its quality steaks and seafood. Diners can enjoy a special “Catch of the Day” or choose from one of the delicious combination dinners or beef entrees at this local Kapa’a dining destination.

Located in the Poipu Shopping Village, Enjoy a thoughtful menu inspired by Hawaii’s farmers, fishermen and ranchers, featuring locally sourced ingredients crafted and served with aloha.

Steps from the beach, with dramatic views of Nawiliwili Bay, Duke’s Barefoot Bar is the perfect spot to waltz in sans shoes and enjoy a cocktail or two. Enjoy a menu including sandwiches, burgers, fish tacos, pizza, Hawaiian local plates and pupus. Don’t forget to order a slice of their famous Hula Pie!

This restaurant is a favorite amongst locals and visitors alike due to its spectacular oceanfront setting on the south shore. A consistent winner of Honolulu Magazine’s Hale Aina Gold Award for Best Kauai Restaurant, The Beach House has earned a worthy reputation.

Composed of shops and restaurants, this open-air market is the East Side’s largest shopping destination, and only steps away from Plantation Hale Suites.

Downtown Kapaa offers a variety of specialty shops and island eateries. There’s also a sporting goods store that carries everything you need to purchase or rent for aquatic activities. Authentic Hawaiian items like vintage maps, fine art, and handcrafted jewelry are also available here.

Downtown Kapaa offers a variety of specialty shops and island eateries. There’s also a sporting goods store that carries everything you need to purchase or rent for aquatic activities. Authentic Hawaiian items like vintage maps, fine art, and handcrafted jewelry are also available here.