Les meilleurs événements de la ville Kauai. Visite privée du canyon de Waimea avec un guide local commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Enjoy a comfortable and private pick up to start this tour

1

Menehune Fish Pond

Located just above Nawiliwili Harbor, this pond got it’s name from the legend that a small race of people known as Menehune built these ponds 1,000 years ago. They where made to trap fish for the Hawaiian royalty.

2

Kauai Coffee Company

Get to visit the largest coffee plantation in Hawaii. You’ll have the opportunity to stroll through our coffee orchard, talk to our friendly guides, shop for gifts to take home and of course sample our exclusive line of estate-grown Hawaiian coffees. SATURDAY IS CLOSED

3

Kalalau Lookout

Once we arrive to the 18th mile on Kokee road we will stop to witness the stunning scenery of the Kalalau Valley and Na Pali Coast from the lookout

4

Poipu Beach Park

This beautiful beach is named America’s Best Beach by The Travel Channel. Poipu Beach is actually two beaches in one. A tombola (known as Nukumoi Point) separates the two bays. Enjoy some free time in the beach and maybe you can see the big turtles!

5

Wailua Falls

This natural place is easy accessible and it does not need a lot of walking. Legend has it that this enchanting waterfall was where Hawaiian kane (men) would test their endurance by jumping the almost 80-feet into the shallow 30-foot pool below

6

Waimea Canyon State Park

This wonderful scenic site is known as “The Grand Canyon of the Pacific”. Stretching 14 miles long, 1 mile wide and more than 3,600 feet deep, the Waimea Canyon Lookout provides panoramic views of crested buttes, rugged crags and deep valley gorges.

7

Menehune Fish Pond

Located just above Nawiliwili Harbor, this pond got it’s name from the legend that a small race of people known as Menehune built these ponds 1,000 years ago. They where made to trap fish for the Hawaiian royalty.

8

Kauai Coffee Company

Get to visit the largest coffee plantation in Hawaii. You’ll have the opportunity to stroll through our coffee orchard, talk to our friendly guides, shop for gifts to take home and of course sample our exclusive line of estate-grown Hawaiian coffees. SATURDAY IS CLOSED

9

Kalalau Lookout

Once we arrive to the 18th mile on Kokee road we will stop to witness the stunning scenery of the Kalalau Valley and Na Pali Coast from the lookout

10

Poipu Beach Park

This beautiful beach is named America’s Best Beach by The Travel Channel. Poipu Beach is actually two beaches in one. A tombola (known as Nukumoi Point) separates the two bays. Enjoy some free time in the beach and maybe you can see the big turtles!

11

Wailua Falls

This natural place is easy accessible and it does not need a lot of walking. Legend has it that this enchanting waterfall was where Hawaiian kane (men) would test their endurance by jumping the almost 80-feet into the shallow 30-foot pool below

12

Waimea Canyon State Park

This wonderful scenic site is known as “The Grand Canyon of the Pacific”. Stretching 14 miles long, 1 mile wide and more than 3,600 feet deep, the Waimea Canyon Lookout provides panoramic views of crested buttes, rugged crags and deep valley gorges.

13

Étang à poissons de Menehune

Situé juste au-dessus du port de Nawiliwili, cet étang tire son nom de la légende selon laquelle une petite race de personnes connue sous le nom de Menehune a construit ces étangs il y a 1 000 ans. Ils ont été faits pour piéger des poissons pour la royauté hawaïenne.

14

Compagnie de café de Kauai

Visitez la plus grande plantation de café d'Hawaï. Vous aurez l'occasion de vous promener dans notre verger de café, de parler à nos sympathiques guides, d'acheter des cadeaux à rapporter à la maison et bien sûr de goûter à notre gamme exclusive de cafés hawaïens cultivés sur place. LE SAMEDI EST FERME

15

Belvédère de Kalalau

Une fois arrivés au 18e mile sur la route de Kokee, nous nous arrêterons pour admirer le magnifique paysage de la vallée de Kalalau et de la côte de Na Pali depuis le belvédère.

16

Parc de la plage de Poipu

Cette belle plage est nommée la meilleure plage d'Amérique par The Travel Channel. Poipu Beach est en fait deux plages en une. Une tombola (appelée Nukumoi Point) sépare les deux baies. Profitez d'un peu de temps libre sur la plage et peut-être pourrez-vous voir les grosses tortues !

17

Chutes de Wailua

Cet endroit naturel est facilement accessible et ne nécessite pas beaucoup de marche. La légende raconte que cette cascade enchanteresse était l'endroit où les kane (hommes) hawaïens testaient leur endurance en sautant près de 80 pieds dans la piscine peu profonde de 30 pieds en dessous.

18

Parc d'État de Waimea Canyon

Ce magnifique site pittoresque est connu sous le nom de « Grand Canyon du Pacifique ». S'étendant sur 14 miles de long, 1 mile de large et plus de 3 600 pieds de profondeur, le Waimea Canyon Lookout offre une vue panoramique sur les buttes à crête, les rochers escarpés et les gorges profondes de la vallée.

19

Menehune Fish Pond

Located just above Nawiliwili Harbor, this pond got it’s name from the legend that a small race of people known as Menehune built these ponds 1,000 years ago. They where made to trap fish for the Hawaiian royalty.

20

Kauai Coffee Company

Get to visit the largest coffee plantation in Hawaii. You’ll have the opportunity to stroll through our coffee orchard, talk to our friendly guides, shop for gifts to take home and of course sample our exclusive line of estate-grown Hawaiian coffees. SATURDAY IS CLOSED

21

Kalalau Lookout

Once we arrive to the 18th mile on Kokee road we will stop to witness the stunning scenery of the Kalalau Valley and Na Pali Coast from the lookout

22

Poipu Beach Park

This beautiful beach is named America’s Best Beach by The Travel Channel. Poipu Beach is actually two beaches in one. A tombola (known as Nukumoi Point) separates the two bays. Enjoy some free time in the beach and maybe you can see the big turtles!

23

Wailua Falls

This natural place is easy accessible and it does not need a lot of walking. Legend has it that this enchanting waterfall was where Hawaiian kane (men) would test their endurance by jumping the almost 80-feet into the shallow 30-foot pool below

24

Waimea Canyon State Park

This wonderful scenic site is known as “The Grand Canyon of the Pacific”. Stretching 14 miles long, 1 mile wide and more than 3,600 feet deep, the Waimea Canyon Lookout provides panoramic views of crested buttes, rugged crags and deep valley gorges.

25

Menehune Fish Pond

Located just above Nawiliwili Harbor, this pond got it’s name from the legend that a small race of people known as Menehune built these ponds 1,000 years ago. They where made to trap fish for the Hawaiian royalty.

26

Kauai Coffee Company

Get to visit the largest coffee plantation in Hawaii. You’ll have the opportunity to stroll through our coffee orchard, talk to our friendly guides, shop for gifts to take home and of course sample our exclusive line of estate-grown Hawaiian coffees. SATURDAY IS CLOSED

27

Kalalau Lookout

Once we arrive to the 18th mile on Kokee road we will stop to witness the stunning scenery of the Kalalau Valley and Na Pali Coast from the lookout

28

Poipu Beach Park

This beautiful beach is named America’s Best Beach by The Travel Channel. Poipu Beach is actually two beaches in one. A tombola (known as Nukumoi Point) separates the two bays. Enjoy some free time in the beach and maybe you can see the big turtles!

29

Wailua Falls

This natural place is easy accessible and it does not need a lot of walking. Legend has it that this enchanting waterfall was where Hawaiian kane (men) would test their endurance by jumping the almost 80-feet into the shallow 30-foot pool below

30

Waimea Canyon State Park

This wonderful scenic site is known as “The Grand Canyon of the Pacific”. Stretching 14 miles long, 1 mile wide and more than 3,600 feet deep, the Waimea Canyon Lookout provides panoramic views of crested buttes, rugged crags and deep valley gorges.

31

Menehune Fish Pond

Located just above Nawiliwili Harbor, this pond got it’s name from the legend that a small race of people known as Menehune built these ponds 1,000 years ago. They where made to trap fish for the Hawaiian royalty.

32

Kauai Coffee Company

Get to visit the largest coffee plantation in Hawaii. You’ll have the opportunity to stroll through our coffee orchard, talk to our friendly guides, shop for gifts to take home and of course sample our exclusive line of estate-grown Hawaiian coffees. SATURDAY IS CLOSED

33

Kalalau Lookout

Once we arrive to the 18th mile on Kokee road we will stop to witness the stunning scenery of the Kalalau Valley and Na Pali Coast from the lookout

34

Poipu Beach Park

This beautiful beach is named America’s Best Beach by The Travel Channel. Poipu Beach is actually two beaches in one. A tombola (known as Nukumoi Point) separates the two bays. Enjoy some free time in the beach and maybe you can see the big turtles!

35

Wailua Falls

This natural place is easy accessible and it does not need a lot of walking. Legend has it that this enchanting waterfall was where Hawaiian kane (men) would test their endurance by jumping the almost 80-feet into the shallow 30-foot pool below

36

Waimea Canyon State Park

This wonderful scenic site is known as “The Grand Canyon of the Pacific”. Stretching 14 miles long, 1 mile wide and more than 3,600 feet deep, the Waimea Canyon Lookout provides panoramic views of crested buttes, rugged crags and deep valley gorges.

37

Menehune Fish Pond

Located just above Nawiliwili Harbor, this pond got it’s name from the legend that a small race of people known as Menehune built these ponds 1,000 years ago. They where made to trap fish for the Hawaiian royalty.

38

Kauai Coffee Company

Get to visit the largest coffee plantation in Hawaii. You’ll have the opportunity to stroll through our coffee orchard, talk to our friendly guides, shop for gifts to take home and of course sample our exclusive line of estate-grown Hawaiian coffees. SATURDAY IS CLOSED

39

Kalalau Lookout

Once we arrive to the 18th mile on Kokee road we will stop to witness the stunning scenery of the Kalalau Valley and Na Pali Coast from the lookout

40

Poipu Beach Park

This beautiful beach is named America’s Best Beach by The Travel Channel. Poipu Beach is actually two beaches in one. A tombola (known as Nukumoi Point) separates the two bays. Enjoy some free time in the beach and maybe you can see the big turtles!

41

Wailua Falls

This natural place is easy accessible and it does not need a lot of walking. Legend has it that this enchanting waterfall was where Hawaiian kane (men) would test their endurance by jumping the almost 80-feet into the shallow 30-foot pool below

42

Waimea Canyon State Park

This wonderful scenic site is known as “The Grand Canyon of the Pacific”. Stretching 14 miles long, 1 mile wide and more than 3,600 feet deep, the Waimea Canyon Lookout provides panoramic views of crested buttes, rugged crags and deep valley gorges.

43

Menehune Fish Pond

Located just above Nawiliwili Harbor, this pond got it’s name from the legend that a small race of people known as Menehune built these ponds 1,000 years ago. They where made to trap fish for the Hawaiian royalty.

44

Kauai Coffee Company

Get to visit the largest coffee plantation in Hawaii. You’ll have the opportunity to stroll through our coffee orchard, talk to our friendly guides, shop for gifts to take home and of course sample our exclusive line of estate-grown Hawaiian coffees. SATURDAY IS CLOSED

45

Kalalau Lookout

Once we arrive to the 18th mile on Kokee road we will stop to witness the stunning scenery of the Kalalau Valley and Na Pali Coast from the lookout

46

Poipu Beach Park

This beautiful beach is named America’s Best Beach by The Travel Channel. Poipu Beach is actually two beaches in one. A tombola (known as Nukumoi Point) separates the two bays. Enjoy some free time in the beach and maybe you can see the big turtles!

47

Wailua Falls

This natural place is easy accessible and it does not need a lot of walking. Legend has it that this enchanting waterfall was where Hawaiian kane (men) would test their endurance by jumping the almost 80-feet into the shallow 30-foot pool below

48

Waimea Canyon State Park

This wonderful scenic site is known as “The Grand Canyon of the Pacific”. Stretching 14 miles long, 1 mile wide and more than 3,600 feet deep, the Waimea Canyon Lookout provides panoramic views of crested buttes, rugged crags and deep valley gorges.

Visite privée du canyon de Waimea avec un guide local

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