Elija una categoría

Primera clasificación Atractivos en Lihue

Radio De Búsqueda (millas)

There are two parts to this museum. Every aspect of the island's history, starting at its formation and winding up at present, is covered in the permanent exhibit in the Rice Building. Historic displays include ancient artifacts, scientific diagrams, and turn-of-the-century photographs. The Wilcox Building houses the Mezzanine Gallery, which features an ever-changing display of works by professional and amateur local artists, as well as other exhibits and the gift shop. The museum-sponsored events are geared toward the local community and tourists.

Kōkeʻe State Park

A favorite place for hikers, campers and picnickers, this park is located on the western shore of Kauai. The centerpiece here is the spectacular Waimea Canyon. One of the best ways to see the canyon is to hike the easy Iliau Nature Loop, located between Mile Marker 8 and 9. The Koke'e Natural History Museum, located inside the park, is a great place to learn about the surroundings, research the trails or pick up a map. Kōkeʻe State Park offers an opportunity to connect with nature, explore diverse ecosystems, and experience the awe-inspiring beauty of Hawaii's uplands.

Costa Na Pali

The sea cliffs of Kauai's west side tower above the wild and beautiful ocean, sometimes reaching as high as 4,000 feet (1219.2 meters) above sea level. They give Na Pali its name, which is Hawaiian for "The Cliffs." The rugged cliffs and lush tropical vegetation truly make the Na Pali coast one of the most unspoiled and gorgeous in the world. In addition to being considered one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world, this 17-mile (16.37-kilometer) stretch also offers some of the world's best hiking. Less hardy sightseers will want to tour the area by helicopter or boat.

Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge

A number of seabirds, including shearwaters, red-footed boobies and albatross can be seen at this reserve. Indigenous plant life also thrives. While experts will probably come prepared, regular tourists will appreciate the on-loan binoculars and the refuge's volunteer staff. Sometimes whales or other inhabitants of the sea can be glimpsed in the waters below Lighthouse Point. Do not forget to stop by the old lighthouse (an attraction in its own right) before leaving.

Grove Farm Museum

If you want to get an idea of what the island looked like when sugar cane was the main industry, visit this restored historic property. Its many exhibits and displays give hints of what life was like on the sugar plantations of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Tour the grounds, which at one point spanned 80 acres, or read up on literature. This is, understandably, a very popular destination for people on school field trips, cultural seminars and other educational excursions. Call in advance and reserve a time to tour the grounds.

Gratuito

Hanalei Bay

Located at the northern end of Kauai, Hanalei Bay is a long stretch of mesmerizing beauty. The picturesque setting of Hanalei Bay is perfect for a picnic with the family, and the turquoise sea is ideal for adventure sports. This crescent bay is fringed with palm trees, with the majestic mountains overlooking the beach. Winters bring an ideal atmosphere for surfers, while summers see a surge of swimmers and sailboats here.

Más Atractivos

Aloha In Paradise

9905 Waimea Road, Waimea, HI, Estados Unidos, 96796

About a 40 minute drive from the Lihue Airport in the small leeward town of Waimea, this wonderful and charming establishment has all the charm of small town Kauai and the best Internet connectivity in the area. Those looking for a cookie-cutter style coffee place will be amazed at the charm and color this café has. The combination café and gallery offers a wonderful collection of artwork by local artists, WiFi and freshly brewed Kauai coffee from the farm just down the road. Prices are reasonable and street parking is easy to find. -Lottie Tagupa

CJM Country Stables

1831 Poipu Road #913, (1/2 mile west of the Hyatt Regency), Koloa, HI, Estados Unidos, 96756

If you want to follow in the footsteps (or hoofprints, as it were) of the paniolos, book an excursion with CJM. Experienced guides lead riders on a tour of cattle country, through a working ranch and down the dunes to the ocean. Three different rides are offered. The earliest is a breakfast ride down to a private beach. The second two hour ride is the most popular. This tour is offered twice daily. The third tour combines a 90-minute ride with an ocean swim and picnic lunch. Several rides are offered daily. Call or check the website for a schedule or more information.

Kōkeʻe State Park

Koke‘e Road, Highway 550, Kauai, HI, Estados Unidos, 96716

Costa Na Pali

Off State Highway 550, Kauai, HI, Estados Unidos, 96746

St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church

4364 Hardy Street, Lihue, HI, Estados Unidos, 96766

Established in 1862 at the request of King Kamehameha IV and Queen Emma, the church is the first Anglican Church on the island. Located in the heart of Lihue, this church has a large and loyal congregation that supports the church's many community projects on the island. Aside from religious events, the church also readily supports music, especially the series of Jazz performances held annually. There are also hula classes, drumming lessons and other events scheduled regularly throughout the year. - Lottie Tagupa

Ke Ala Hele Makalae

Kapaa to Ahihi Point, Kauai, HI, Estados Unidos, 96746

After several years of planning and construction, this wonderful footpath has become a reality for all to enjoy along Kauai's Coconut Coast. The public path runs from the heart of Kapaa to Ahihi Point where it follows a seaside path that is filled with beautiful ocean views, playgrounds community centers and more. Although the path is used daily by area residents for jogging and strolling, many island visitors opt to rent a bike at one of the area shops and enjoy an afternoon bike ride. The path is a generous ten feet wide, which allows for many types of activities. - Lottie Tagupa