My family and I have thoroughly enjoyed Poipu Kai Tennis Club. We are here for a week, got a month…read moremembership and played every morning. * affordable membership (No court rental fee if you are a member with free balls you can use.) * friendly staff * racquets & ball machine rentals. * very helpful tennis pro clinics and private lessons. This Tennis Club was perfect for our family and I highly recommend playing here.

Several nice courts available. The best part is the tennis pro, Aaron Tada. Take a clinic or…read morelesson from him...he is AMAZING!

Aaron is an amazing tennis teacher for all levels. I've taken from many different teacher, and he…read moreis by far the Best of the Best!!! I discovered him last year, and planned my spring vacation around "tennis camp", taking a lesson or a clinic from him every day that he was working. He helped me "find" my tennis game again after being away from the sport for several years. I can't recommend him enough! He's also very kind and sincerely cares about his students progress. Take a lesson or clinic (or several) from Aaron...I promise you won't be disappointed.

Scheduled an hour with Aaron while visiting from Utah. It was an hour well spent! Aaron broke down…read moremechanics of forehand and backhand and gave me specific strategies to improve my form and leverage mechanical advantage to power my strokes. I appreciated the way the info built and his precise and helpful critiques as I tried the new moves. I will definitely make this a repeat experience when I return to Kauai. The courts are easy to find behind Kalapaki Joe's restaurant.

If I could only visit 1 spot during my time in Kauai, I would without any hesitation choose Waimea…read moreCanyon State Park. Affectionately nicknamed the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific", it is easy to see how this canyon gained its affectionate moniker. Stretching 14 miles long, 1 mile wide and more than 3,600 feet deep, the Waimea Canyon provides breathtaking panoramic views of crested buttes, rugged crags and deep valley gorges. Even at the first rest stop you come across, you are already high enough that the view would have made the trip worthwhile. There are 5 rest stops on your way up to the top, each offering restrooms, trash cans, and their own respective viewing points; each stunning in its own rights. You can choose to simply stop at each stop on your way up like we did, or drive all the way to the top and work your way back down. Keep in mind it takes almost an hour to drive up to the very top without stopping. And the fog starts rolling in later on in the day obscuring visibility into the canyon. So you'll want to make sure you start your day off early if you're opting for the later strategy. For us, we started on the bottom and worked our way back up. We never made it all the way to the top as the fog had already rolled in by the time we hit the higher levels which made viewing anything on those levels impossible. There is now some construction being done for safety improvements and roadwork patching. Much of which is past due and much needed. As we started to encounter quite a few gigantic potholes on the higher elevations that often required either maneuvering around into oncoming traffic or traversing very slowly over the shallower parts of the potholes. We were quite thankful we were in a SUV because we were fairly certain we would not have made it past some of the potholes if we were in a lower profile vehicle such as a sedan or convertible. While driving the canyon is free (outside of parking), you can also splurge and view the canyon unobstructed from an ariel vantage through either a chartered plane or helicopter ride.

Fantastic views - sometimes can be cloudy at the top $10 a vehicle and $5 a person but stunning…read moreviews ! Spectacular ! The road going up is quite windy - give your self some time to get there it takes a bit but breathtaking

The Hyatt has 2 first class tennis courts as well as 2 wonderful pros. They offer a competitive…read moreclinic each morning and always make it an enjoyable experience for players of all levels. The head pro Chris has been there for many years, and he and Judy truly enjoy the game and meeting/integrating new players. Good tennis with aloha spirit.

We didn't stay at the resort, but rented tennis courts here three times when we were in town…read more Tennis courts are hard to find in Kauai unless you have one at your resort, so this is a real gem! Their courts are nice, clean and private. We are beginners, so it was perfect to have a place to practice where we weren't on display. We never had any trouble scheduling a court for mid day and Cynthia in the shop is really lovely and helpful. We borrowed rackets and balls and had a great time. One of the cheapest activities on the island!

Located at the entrance of Koloa town. Here you will find two full-sized baseball fields, a small…read moreplayground, a basketball court and two tennis courts on the makai end. This park has two parking lots, one on each end. The bathrooms are always clean and the concession stand large with two windows.

Koloa ball park has three full size baseball fields, two tennis courts, and a basketball court. It…read morehas a batting net and a small play structure. It is also the home of the Koloa town celebration and a farmers market. Cleaner then a lot of parks, it definitely has some wear and tear, but is such a great resource for koloa town. They finally fixed the pedestrian bridge to go from downtown to the park, yay!!