Things to do in Wailua

Waipouli Beach offers tranquil sunrises and occasional visits from Hawaiian monk seals along its rocky shoreline. Wear sturdy water shoes and enjoy beachcombing while the morning light paints the east Kauai coastline.

This volcanic ridge resembles a sleeping giant when viewed from afar, connecting hikers to Hawaiian legends. Summit rewards include breathtaking 360-degree views of Kauai's eastern coastline and the Wailua River.

Stroll through this open-air shopping centre featuring local boutiques and island cuisine. Catch the free hula performances in the courtyard on Wednesday and Friday evenings at 5:00 PM.

Sheltered by a natural lava rock wall, this tranquil beach offers a protected lagoon perfect for family swimming. Catch breathtaking sunrises over the golden sands of Kauai's serene Coconut Coast.

Fuji Beach's reef-protected shallow waters create a natural kiddie pool perfect for families with young children. Explore the tide pools during low tide to discover tiny fish and other fascinating marine life.

This half-mile stretch of white sand sits where the Wailua River meets the Pacific, attracting experienced surfers and kiteboarders. Consider exploring the nearby river by kayak to discover Kauai's lush interior.

Dating back to the 1300s, Holoholoku Heiau stands as Kauaʻi's oldest sacred temple. Explore both the ancient heiau and nearby Royal Birthstones where Hawaiian royalty once ensured noble lineage.