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An absolutely fantastic view of the mountains

A fantastic tour through a wonderful botanical garden. Hiking boots and, if necessary, hiking poles are very helpful. If it has rained in the previous days, you'll be walking through muddy terrain. Plan on two hours each way.

It looked like eucalyptus to me and not only did the leaves smell like it, but the slender leaf shape also fit.

Not a trail for beginners. Sturdy shoes are necessary. They don't have to be alpine hiking boots though. Trail running shoes are recommended. Not waterproof ones, but ones that dry quickly and have a good, non-slip sole.

Here on the Moalepe Trail you will find a strand of stark white paper birch trees lining the trail. The ridge opens up on either side and you get views over Kawai's gorgeous rolling hills.

Donkey Beach is a secluded beach in the northeast of Kauai. The beach was a very popular nudist beach, but isn't anymore as the current owners decided against it. As the water is pretty rough here, it's not the perfect beach for swimming and snorkeling, but still a very nice spot for sunbathers and to take a little break after a long day

The sacred 13-acre Ke Kahua ‘o Kānei‘olouma complex in Po‘ipū, designated the Po‘ipū Beach Ma Uka Preserve, contains remnants of specialized ancient Hawaiian stone-walled enclosures for farming, play, gathering, and worship dating back to the 1400s. This wahi pana offers a glimpse into integrated community life before Western contact through the enclosed spaces that once fostered a bustling hub of daily activity in ancient Hawaii.

The quaint Old Town Koloa village houses shops, restaurants, and exhibits spotlighting Koloa's sugarcane plantation history. Run through this charming area to experience plantation-era buildings now home to boutiques and eateries. Discover the town's sweet past through informative exhibits detailing how Koloa became Hawaii's first successful sugarcane operation in 1835.