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    Jenny aka Tropical goddess/Hawaiian Wonder Woman (on left) makes dab and other dancing on the fallen tree with the kids
    Yana S.

    The best money we ever spend on Kaua'i!!! We (family of 4) were fortunate to have Jenny as our guide, she was our Hawaiian Wonder Woman! Jenny was such an incredible guide for our family. We felt very safe and comfortable with her. She really loves and understands kids. We had an awesome time. Jenny took us places we would be afraid to go by ourselves, or we would not even knew about. She was wonderful with the kids (9 and 16 y.o.). She'd shown them how and where safely jump into waterfalls where to watch out on "technical" parts of the trail. Jenny knew so much about tropical plants and Forrest, about ancient Hawaiian history! It was very special and unforgettable experience! Thank you so much!

    One of the amazing views on the hike that Jeremiah led.
    Nick B.

    Do yourself a favor and if you're vacationing on Kauai, book a hiking tour through Jeremiah. You absolutely will not regret it. My wife and I spent our honeymoon on Kauai, and I wanted to take her on an outdoor adventure. I had been in touch with Jeremiah prior to our wedding and literally a couple days into our honeymoon, I remembered I booked a tour with him. He didn't have exactly what we wanted to do, but we ended up joining an older couple on what was simply a breathtaking hike. The views and images we took in on the hike were simply jaw dropping. I'm deathly afraid of heights, but I was able to do the hike even though there were times I doubted myself. Afterwards, Jeremiah was gracious enough to bring fresh fruit and coconut with him. We promptly ate the fruit and drank from the fresh coconut. We even traded email addresses with the other couple we hiked with. Regardless of whether you're an experienced hiker or beginner, Jeremiah shows you around to some of the fantastic landscapes that Kauai has to offer. He is extremely humble, down to earth and an overall easy guy to talk to. Whenever we do make it back to Kauai (which I hope is very soon), Jeremiah will be the first person that I call for another hiking adventure.

    It was honestly the best day we had on the island. Nicholas was the best guide ever, hands down. The waterfall was gorgeous and he took the time to explain what the different foliage was along the hike. My daughter loved swimming in the waterfall! It was awesome!! Mahalo for the wonderful experience!!

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    Shipwreck Beach

    Shipwreck Beach

    4.3(110 reviews)
    4.4 km

    The Shipwreck Beach is known for its dramatic cliff jump and advanced surfing here. I'm thrilled to…read morewatch surfers handle the big waves here, and enjoy watching people jumping off the cliff, some jumped without hesitation and some backed off after a while.

    A beach with an interesting name, Shipwreck Beach is located on the south shore of Kauai, close to…read morethe more popular Poipu Beach. It is easily accessible by car via a paved road (Ainako Street) betwen the Grand Hyatt and the golf course. My wife and I spent a couple of hours here, mainly because ironwood trees grow in the sand towards the back of the beach, and provided shade for where we sat down (it wasn't too crowded even in the early afternoon, and found parking in the small dirt parking lot adjoining). This is the beach that the folks staying at the Grand Hyatt would use, so saw loungers and umbrellas setup specifically for them. There was also good 5g reception so was able to surf the web while watching people surf the waves. The surf here is strong, and the shore break is very close to shore. This meant that folks were surfing and body boarding very close to shore, and I was amazed how they were able to avoid each other (and swimmers)...it definitely takes skills to do that...this is not a surf learning beach. Even saw one guy enter a barrel, being engulfed...have not seen one so close to shore before. I did enter the water and enjoyed it until a big wave caught me good and threw me ashore like a rag doll. Luckily I didn't pull anything, so decided not to push my luck anymore for the rest of the trip.

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    Poipu Beach

    Poipu Beach

    4.5(503 reviews)
    3.6 km

    Now I know why this was on the list of the best beaches in the US in 2026! This is clearly one of…read moremy favorite beaches in Hawaii and maybe the US. Plenty of parking (gets busy during sunset so come a bit early). There are clean restrooms and lifeguards on both ends of the beach. Monk seals and turtles come very morning to sunbathe and you can see tons of turtles in the evening as well. It's got shaded picnic tables and grassy areas as well. Also has a nice protected area if you have little kids. Be mindful that the waves can be crazy during the afternoon but that made for a fantastic day at the beach for me. I came here 5-6 times, some times alone in the morning when my family was still sleeping and sometimes with everyone for a beach day. Be prepared to wait for a long time if you plan to get puka dog for lunch which is across from the beach. There are also lunch options in the shopping area 5 min drive (or 15 min walk) near by. Overall, I love love this beach! I will be back in Kauai again next year just to come here.

    (Visited 05/26/26 SU @ 10:00am): There were definitely "crashing waves" albeit small ones along…read morePoipu Beach Located on Kaua'i's "sunny southside", I spent a lazy Sunday at Poipu Beach people-watching, reading, sleeping, snorkeling, sunning, and swimming. Right along The Sheraton Kaua'i Resort Villas where I was staying, I haven't had a day-long beach day for awhile, and I really needed a day just to recharge, refresh, and regenerate my body, mind, and soul. Having been ranked as one of the top beaches in the U.S. over the years, was there anything to poo-poo about Poipu Beach!? EXPERIENCE The word "poipu" in the Hawaiian language meant "crashing waves" and was actually two beaches in one. A "tombola" (known as Nukumoi Point) separated the two bays, and in this case it was a narrow sand spit that extended from the shore to an island. This particular area was a favorite spot for endangered napping Hawaiian monk seals. The area on the western side of the beach was a favorite for beginner bodyboarders while small waves broke gently on the shallow sandbar created a fun area for children to play. The area on the eastern side of the beach was a lava rock-protected and shallow spot for swimmers and another play area for families with small children. On this comfortable sunny day, what was initially a quiet beach progressively got crowded and noisy as the day wore on. I swam for hours back and forth past the shorebreak along the coast, took breaks to drink water and eat a snack, napped, read, and then went back out with snorkel gear in hand. An exhausting exhilarating stress-free day - perfection! SERVICE Specifically on this section of the beach, there weren't any bathrooms nor lifeguard stations. Generally speaking, there weren't any facilities whatsoever except for what the adjacent Sheraton Kaua'i Resort Villas may offer. It was a completely open public beach - 'nuff said. PARKING (Varied; N/A this instance) I had no vehicle, so I simply walked from my room. However, there was a nightly $40.00 fee for guests who stayed at the Sheraton Kaua'i Resort Villas if they parked on the property, and there might've been some free parking along the many nearby roads and streets. Make sure to carefully read any posted signs. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE I made a spot directly out past the middle opening from the resort's pool and the sand, the beach was clean and smooth, somewhat spacious, and fairly empty early-on but no shady trees to deflect the sunlight. There was a lone monk seal https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=120&select=xDFNXkdOMhOO9W7Nv7YtuA which was a protected specie, so people must please stay away. Sizable waves were much further out, this beach was perfect for light water activity (no real surf breaks while snorkeling was better once you got considerably past the shore break). No benches, chairs, or tables, so bring your own chairs or towels to lay or sit on. Obviously, there was plenty of natural lighting with only the glowing stars left to guide you when nighttime came. There were no TVs nor any background music except for any electronic device you brought along with you such as your mobile phone. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=120&select=GN-CeJWbv9VNt_FU7MhmDg ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL Poipu Beach was another little piece of island heaven which I hoped would stay that way. Online research culled many articles and reviews of this beach that also alluded to what I experienced, so none of this was a secret. However, on this given weekend, I was thankful for the peacefulness and solitude. I found complete value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $0.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, there was no need for funds of any kind which included my credit card of choice... AMEX! 5.0 STARS

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    Poipu Beach - Unknown fruit on one of the trees. January 2023.

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    Unknown fruit on one of the trees. January 2023.

    Lawa'i Beach

    Lawa'i Beach

    4.4(56 reviews)
    2.7 km

    If you already have some snorkeling experience and weren't satisfied with the crowds at Poipu, this…read moreis the place to go! There are no lifeguards, so please use a life vest and bring a full set of snorkeling equipment. You won't be disappointed! Based on our experience this summer (2026), the best entry point is actually somewhere between the tiny beach areas where it looks like there's an easy entry. However, the water is very shallow for quite a while and there are lots of rocks, so I recommend going at least toward the middle, where there's a little more sand mixed with the big black rocks. Once you get into the water, you can bypass the rocks pretty quickly, and the water gets deep surprisingly fast. Underwater, you'll see some huge rocks covered with yellow coral/sponges, which seem to be a favorite hangout for sea turtles. I swam with three sea turtles within just one hour this morning! Definitely one of my favorite snorkeling spots on Kauai!

    This was probably my favorite beach we visited this time around. It's not a very large beach and…read morecan get crowded with those who are wanting to snorkel. Even surfers set out here to catch some waves. There are a lot of rocks, more rocks than sand, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. I highly recommend water socks to protect your feet. There's a great entrance point that's pretty smooth and easy on your feet, but the waves can be choppy. The snorkeling reminded me a lot of Two Step Beach on the Big Island because you didn't have to swim out very far to see fish. There were a ton of fish out there! There were also a couple of turtles further out, but there were quite a few people hanging out around them. Remember not to get too close to them! :) We visited this beach several times because it was right outside our condo complex. At one point we were just sunbathing and playing in the water and ended up having the whole beach to ourselves late in the afternoon! It was awesome!

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    Makawehi Lithified Cliffs

    Makawehi Lithified Cliffs

    4.4(7 reviews)
    4.4 km

    Beautiful view from Shipwreck beach. Small parking lot and a trail at the back that we did not walk…read moreon. No idea if you can climb on top but no cliff jumping allowed.

    Everyone has heard of the cliffs of Dover. How about the cliffs of Poipu?…read more Drove past the Grand Hyatt hotel parking lot, and turned onto Ainako street just before the Poipu Bay Golf Course. Pass the golf course and head to the Shipwreck beach parking lot. Blustery day with high winds and blowing sprinkles of rain. Walked along the Mahaulepu Heritage Trail for a quarter mile before we could see the cliffs in a distance. Two sets of cliffs, one primarily off white, and another orange red. You can not only see the cliffs, but by going another half mile, walk on the cliffs themselves. Limestone with the fossilized remains of ancient sea creatures. The Poipu Bay Golf Course sits right on the orange red cliffs. The immediate cliff area is fenced off, due to the danger of pieces falling off into the sea. But you can walk on the trail on the edge of the golf course, right next to the fenced off narrow cliff side. Today nobody in their right mind is playing golf this morning, not with the 20 mph winds. Signs say hikers cannot walk on the golf course. Of course if you are willing to pay the $130 green fee, they might make an exception. Another sign says no one may climb over the short fence, even to retrieve a golf ball. Two stroke penalty I believe!

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