This beach was so dirty and totally full of broken plastic bits, water bottle lids and other debris.read more

It was peaceful but I didn't go in the water because when I put my feet it the water was too cold!…read moreIt was very windy! Blowing lots of wind

Beautiful beach with nobody around. After climbing over quite a few rocks and boulders you get to a…read morebeautiful beach. The sand is soft but I do highly recommend water shoes. In the water it's mostly small rocks. If you explore the other side of the cove the rocks in the water are larger, sharper and slippery. Really fun beach with lots of crabs and coconuts. The snorkeling by the rocks on the far side of the cove is not fantastic but still worth doing. Lots or larger tangs and butterfly fish.

A really nice and secluded beach. There's a hike, but it's very easy hike to the beach. The water…read moreitself has a lot of rocks, so it may not be the best place to swim, but it's nice if you want to be alone and relax.

Our beach house was right in front of Anahola Beach just down the curve from the state park. That…read morebeach had a ton of debris on it as well as trash. But when you walked down to the state park (2/10ths of a mile)- it was more well-maintained. No trash, not a lot of debris. We were here mid-May 2026. The tide and rip currents were really bad and we could not get in the water in front of our house - but if you walk down to the state park, it was a lot more smooth and great for snorkeling.

By far the dirtiest, nastiest, trashiest beach on Kaua'i. It should be called homeless beach. I get…read moreyou can camp here, but most of those tents were definitely inhabited by people who are unhoused-- and it shows by all the trash. I stepped on glass while walking barefoot by the water. There was literal plastic trash floating in the water and coming up shore. Never again.

Absolutely gorgeous beach! We rented bikes and took the trail here. We didn't walk through the tree…read moretunnel, but we saw it and snapped so pics--so cool! There's a bit of a trek from the bike path to the beach, with some overgrown vegetation, but once you're there, it's amazing. Kind of makes you feel like you're the only person on the planet because of how secluded it is. There was one other couple there already and my oldest thought she saw they were nude, so that may be allowed here. Definitely not a good place to swim since the waves are really intense. But man, what a beautiful beach!

We went here twice. One time we drove and parked in the parking lot and got to walk through the…read morecool tree tunnels and the second time we rode bikes from hele on Kauai down the path to donkey beach. Both times were amazing. The beach is super clean and both times there was only on other person there!! Great place to be!

We hiked in to donkey beach, and also to secluded Cove, with the possibility of going snorkeling…read more Yet, the waves and ocean were rough both in the cove, and also at donkey beach, so we did not get in. Secluded Cove does not have a sand beach, but rather rock entry at any point that you might want to get in. So, when the water is rough, it's a bit dicey. I'm guessing this might be a better place to try early in the morning when the ocean will be a bit calmer. And, winter months might be better than summer and early fall.

I needed a few days after moving to decompress. It was my first time to camp here after being on…read moreisland for 24 yrs. It's right in the beach! The entire place is lovely w hot showers, community kitchen area, community lanai to lounge. I had just tent campsite for 2 nights. I enjoyed the full moon along w some much needed sleep. Donna & her husband are the managers. Aloha spirit is alive & well! I can't wait to stay again!

We stayed in the Sunrise Hale Yurt. It was nice with a big deck just off of the beach. If you want…read morea camping experience without bringing or renting the gear, this would be a great option. The only drawback of this yurt was the 3 windows and clear skylight. It would get very warm during the day. So just prepare for that. (There is a provided fan.) The camp manager was very accommodating when I figured out that we needed to stay an extra night and found us another yurt for the extra night!

Hard to get to but gorgeous private beach! We went on a rough surf day and got caught in a storm…read more It was still worth it!

Located in the down village area of Anahola, you will find this park. It is a hop, skip and jump…read moreaway from Kumu Camp and Anahola Beach. It hosts a myriad of things for the adult and children alike.

Our experience with Napali Experience was truly unforgettable! Captain Kylie and deckhand Jay made…read morethe tour so special, sharing fascinating stories and insights about Hawaiian history, culture, and the Na Pali Coast throughout the day. There were three standout moments for us: snorkeling alongside sea turtles, witnessing two incredible pods of dolphins in their natural habitat, and being dipped into the famous fertility waterfall--a memory my husband and I will cherish forever. The Na Pali coastline is absolutely breathtaking. Seeing the towering cliffs and dramatic mountain ranges from the water gives you a whole new appreciation for just how vast, rugged, and remote this part of Kauai truly is. It's incredible to imagine what life must have been like for those who once called this coastline home. We can't recommend Napali Experience enough. Thank you to Kylie, Jay, and the entire team for creating such a memorable and once-in-a-lifetime adventure!

We had the most amazing time on the Na Pali experience. This company provides high quality…read moreexperience! Best Na Pali Coast boat tour! We had Captain Dan and Colline as our tour guides they were phenomenal. My dad got seasick halfway through the ride and Colline was so sweet. She even had Ginger chews for him. We were able to see the caves. We had an amazing experience getting up close and personal with spinner dolphins that were right on the side of the boat. What a once in a lifetime experience ! We also got to snorkel for just a bit! Overall this new form of boat felt less turbulence. The views were just stunning would come back time and time again best Nepali Coast experience ever! Parking for $20 was the only downside