I love libraries ... and not just for the free wi-fi! This…read morelibrary has strange hours that might not be as posted or the same as last time you came. Just call and find out!! This one has a large selection of books, magazines, other stuff. If you can't find what you want... ask the reference librarian to help you (ask nicely) or look up the books you want online. The Library can request items from other libraries or get information online. Sometimes there is a book sale, or local news postings. Enjoy! Keep Reading!

Great library but why would a library be closed on Mondays? Just be closed on the weekend guys duh.read more

Another great library in the Hawaiian Public library system!…read more We are (non-resident) members. Each library we visit has so many books to enjoy. Since we are here for 2 weeks we checked a couple out to read. In the Sale Books area, We found 2 great paperbacks, $1 each, to buy. There are also DVDs, and current releases to purchase. Make sure to check hours they are open during the week, closed on weekends. Easy parking.

The staff at Kōloa Public School Library are awesome! They go above and beyond to accommodate the…read morepeople who visit there. I'm not very adept at computers but they are super helpful and patient. Mahalo for your time, patience and knowledge bc without your help I would still be scratching my head in total confusion. Two thumbs up and kudos to KPSL.

Local libraries can be beat. They have access to all in the…read moreHawaii library system!! The meeting room next door is great!!

Being that this library is closer to where I live, I like coming here to read and relax. They have…read more6 computers with internet and 2 others for book find and word search. They open on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday from 9:00-5:00 P.M. Then on Thursday from 12:00-8:00 P.M. DVD's are for rent @ $1.00 a week. Also I like to use their die cuts for crafts. Hanapepe library provides different types of activities for children and adults.

What a big collection of books for all ages. We are…read morenon-residents, fee is $25 for five years or $5 for 3 months. Many libraries here on Kauai.

A nice neighborhood library very close to the shore on the Main Street in town…read more You can borrow CDs to play in your car for the long drives around the island and pick up local papers and flyers to find out what's going on in the area.

10/18/23 Another must stop when in Kaua'i...Kadavul Hindu Temple. It gives me an overall sense of…read moresolace. A few years ago, I managed to attend a meditation session presided by the monastery's guru & abbot Satguru Bodhinata Veylanswami. It was a solemn ritual that was both spiritual & inspirational. He led the meditations in a rhythmic & transformative fashion. It was mesmerizing to feel & hear. The way the temple was architecturally designed, it reverberated & I felt it touch my soul to my very core. You have to experience it for yourself to understand what it is all about. The grounds are well maintained by the monks & people from the community (volunteers). It is a lush landscape in a prime property of Kaua'i. Through the years I have seen how the main temple has been constructed. As you enter, there is a gazebo at the entrance where sarongs are provided for visitors. These are provided to have guests dress appropriately for respect before entering the temple. Additionally, there is a round stone hearth to "burn" your troubles away. Pieces of paper & pens are provided for you to write your "troubles, challenges, problems" and a couple of lighters so you may burn it to ashes. As i may have written in the past, it is a cathartic experience as you watch it burn away, and up it goes in smoke. Experience it....

I can't believe how beautiful this place is. I wasn't sure what I was getting myself into when we…read morecame here, but overall, it was very majestic. The grounds are large, but you can't see it all, unless you make an appointment. Still, what you see is amazing. I don't want to spoil much, but I HIGHLY suggest visiting this location while in Kauai.

Located on the northernmost tip of Kauai, Kilauea Lighthouse was built in 1913 and served as a…read morebeacon for traveling ships approaching the island. Nowadays, although outdated and no longer in service, this lighthouse still serves as a popular beacon for tourists visiting one of the most frequently visited attractions on the island. Situated within the Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge, you'll have to pay admissions in order to enter. We serendipitously showed up on one of the admission-free day without even realizing it, so was only subject to the $1 reservation fee. There are several parking lots after you pay, all of which fill up fast. However, the ranger will direct you where to find available spots. The walk to the lighthouse will treat you to some breathtaking views of the cliffs and water below. And if you're lucky, some nice variety of marine life in addition to the plethora of birds flying around. We happened to see a swimming sea turtle at one point at the cliffs below thanks to the crystal-clear Hawaii waters. And although you can walk right up to the lighthouse to take pictures, entrance into the lighthouse itself is barred as they have suspended tours inside.

Super beautiful lighthouse lookout ! Loved stopping by here- drive slow this is NeNe territory !read more

My family enjoyed a wonderful lunch at Gaylord's following the Kauai Rum Safari, an excellent way…read moreto follow up the tour. We sat outside near the courtyard, but the restaurant would be a great place to go in any type of weather. It is located inside a 1930s era plantation house, so the building is a little older with all that entails while also being very scenic. Most of our party ordered the fresh fish (the fresh catch or the fish tacos), which was mahi mahi. It was perfectly cooked and delicious. Service at Gaylord's was excellent, and our server checked in frequently and offered good recommendations when asked. Be sure to check out the shops upstairs for souvenirs.

My wife had the ahi poke stack, and was almost uneatable. Full of ligaments within the ahi where…read moreit was difficult to eat. I know good sashimi, and this was not it. We told the server and the response we got was "I'll tell the kitchen". No offer to replace or take off the bill. We also left a comment card, but heard nothing. Other food was good. Ahi stack was terrible

Come check it out. You won't be disappointed. You are already here. It's a short walk. It's an…read moreeasy bridge and as long as it thrill standing. Come check out out. It really swings and it feels so sketchy. But worth the quick stop.

Fun to go and walk across. Will only take a few minutes. May take you longer to find a place to…read morepark. The bridge could use some upkeep but still worth it. That rustic feel adds to the thrill.