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Host to all Kauai Community Players productions, the Puhi Theatrical Warehouse is one of the most important cultural centers in the city and is a must-visit for anyone who wants a glimpse of the skill and talent of the local performers. Plays, live musical events and dance performances take place here, often. Auditions for various parts and roles in the shows are also conducted from time to time. If you want to immerse yourself in the local culture, do so by checking out the schedule of Puhi Theatrical Warehouse and heading there for their next show, as it is totally worth it!

Hanalei's surrounds are a delightful mosaic of attractions that serves as a testament to its natural grandeur. One such destination is the Limahuli Garden & Preserve, a sprawling area adorned with a wide variety of plants. Located on Kauaʻi's north shore, the property serves as a tourist attraction, botanical research facility, and outdoor classroom, and endeavors to promote a deeper understanding of the ecological system, habitats, and species that flourish here. Only 17 acres (6.87 hectares) of the garden are open to the public. Both guided and self-guided tours are available. It is advisable to reserve your spot in advance for the guided tour.

Glide along the air into the valleys of Kauai and soar above to witness breathtaking views with Island Helicopters. Offering a premier helicopter tour experience, Patrons can witness magnificent landscapes and magical valley views on all of their tours. All the tour is conducted safely by well-trained, local pilots. Tours range from 50 – 80 minutes, the most popular Helicopter tour being the Jurassic falls landing. With exclusive access to the majestic setting, the tour includes landing at the dramatic waterfall, making it easily a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

In California, tourists visit the wineries; in Hawaii they tour the coffee plantations. Kauai's largest coffee grower offers free tours around the estate. Visitors sip the finished product, wander among the coffee trees, and learn from the experts how coffee gets to the cup. This company is located on the Koloa Estate, a 3,400-acre estate that is known for its red dirt and pesticide-free practices.

Centrally located near the island’s only Costco and across the street from Kukui Grove Shopping Center, this rum distillery is one of the newest additions to the historic Kilohana Plantation. In addition to the distillery, the plantation offers train rides, a restaurant, a gallery, evening entertainment and more, while the rum store offers regular tastings and even a still for visitors to view the distilling process in action. Koloa Rum Distillery produces everything from gold, dark, white and spiced rums to wonderful Mai Tai mixes and rum cakes. It’s the perfect spot to entertain adults while the kids venture off on the plantation train ride. Lottie Tagupa

Centrally located near the island’s only Costco and across the street from Kukui Grove Shopping Center, the plantation ride experience is one of the largest additions to the historic Kilohana Plantation. In addition to the train, the plantation offers a rum distillery, a restaurant, a gallery, evening entertainment and more. The train ride takes about 40 minutes and weaves through the rear acreage of the plantation. The pre-recorded audio guides visitors through the workings of this historic plantation, and the ride even includes a stop to feed the pigs, sheep horses, goats before heading back to the depot. A fun experience for everyone and a cheerful diversion for fussy kids. Trains depart hourly everyday from 10:00-14:00. Tickets price is USD18. - Lottie Tagupa