Location: Kekaha
Top Things to do in Kekaha
Top 7 Things to do Good for Adrenaline Seekers in Kekaha, Hawaii (HI)
Kekaha (literally, "the place" in Hawaiian) is a census-designated place (CDP) in Kauaʻi County, Hawaiʻi, United States. The population was 3,537 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Kekaha
1. Na Pali Experience
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5.0 based on 1,940 reviews
Dreams can come true! - Join us for an experience you will remember forever. Kauai's Na Pali coast is one of the most spectacular attractions in the world. Avoid the crowds and climb aboard a vessel that allows you to have a closer look. Our boats are the most practical size and design for touring Na Pali. Large enough for comfort and small enough to enter and explore ALL of the sea caves! Allow our small family operation to provide you with your Na Pali experience. Space is limited; reserve your tour today!
2. Blue Ocean Adventure Tours
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5.0 based on 3,044 reviews
The Na Pali Coast & Sea Life Up Close and Personal - Whether it is your honeymoon getaway to Kauai, or your family looking for fun, wonder and great times, Blue Ocean Adventure Tours is your personal adventure company. We strive for your satisfaction & amazement! We offer Napali Coast Snorkel & Adventure Tours, Whale watching tours, & Private Tours.
3. Explore Kauai Scuba
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5.0 based on 266 reviews
Come explore the enchanting Na Pali Coast above and below sea level. The waterfalls and sea cliffs rise up to 4,000 feet above sea caves, that are boat accessible. After exploring above water, we’ll leave gravity and scuba dive into the underwater world with exotic reef fish and green sea turtles. Unlike larger boats, our 26 foot Zodiac style boat is the best way to get up close and personal.
4. Na Pali Craze
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5.0 based on 137 reviews
locally owned and operated zodiac raft tour company! We provide tours along the breath taking Na Pali coast where we navigate through sea caves, under water falls and next to our friendly marine life. We then take you guys snorkeling at one of our secluded snorkel spots with a variety of fish and aquatic life. Snorkel equipment, drybags, food and drinks will be provided so get your towels and cameras ready for an unforgettable experience with our Ohana (family)!
5. Na Pali Odyssey
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5.0 based on 301 reviews
Our adventure is a 4 hour trip up the majestic Na Pali cost are an exhilarating experience! We go into sea caves and under waterfalls. See Dolphins,Turtles,and Whales. We also snorkel on the coast and enjoy some refreshing island fruit,and snacks and drinks as well.Make this trip the highlight of your vacation to Kauai.
6. Awaawapuhi Trail
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4.5 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By MattB2
I wanted to write a review about this trail since much has been written about it. First off my family of four did the trail after much reading about it, it was very hard for all of us who do not hike on a regular basis. I have a 12 year old and 16 year old daughters and myself and my wife who are in a mid 40's. I do workout a lot on a peloton but my wife does not. This trail is muddy and step although I consider myself in shape I was very sore for about 3 days after and my wife just had to push through it and swore to me that she would never do this again. Having said that we all agree we are glad we did it. I will say that we recommend several things before you head out. Make sure you have plenty of water and wear cloths that you don't mind getting muddy, that means shoes. I would not go so far as buy cleats but if you have them then they would be a great plus. This trail is about 7 miles round trip and if you can do it add in the other trial which makes it a loop however we knew we could not handle that much walking. A walking stick is a great help and you are sure to find them at the trail head, it took us 2 hours to the lookout, we stayed about an hour which did help with rest then it took us 3 hours to get back out we were passed many times by young fast hikers. The look out does have a small trail that I would recommend going down but not for the faint of heart. It does have 3 little sections, after you go to the first landing you can venture out to a second then a third. I could not do the third as it looked to risky however it would have been amazing. Overall I would say do it if you can. Don;t worry too much and carry what you need but don't load yourself down as it is a long day. Also arrive early, once in Waima its still about 45 minutes up the mountain. We arrived at 9am and the parking lot was almost full. Even when we returned their was no parking.
7. Pihea Trail
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4.5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By coloradokarly - Arvada, United States
Wow! The view is breathtaking, but the trail itself can be too. It is easy to get to the main viewpoint, but the trail beyond has steep points, so be prepared with appropriate shoes (we saw a lot of people trying to navigate the mud and rocks who did not heed this advice, it is truly a hike, not a walk). On our inbound journey, it was bright and sunny, and you could see the entire coast. The trail climbs and descends a few times, offering coastal views along the way, before coming to a "T" where, if you go right, you meander through a swamp on a boarded path. It was a lot of fun and felt like an adventure. We hit the 2 mile mark before turning. On the way back, a cloud had engulfed the trail - no more coastal views, and a completely different and remarkable experience. Would highly recommend.
