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A two mile crescent-shaped white sand beach, Hanalei Bay is one of Kauai’s most spectacular beaches. Once you experience what the bay has to offer, it is not hard to understand why it was selected America’s number one beach in 2009, based on its water quality and temperature, cleanliness, weather, sand, safety and access to restrooms, showers and parking.With many spectacular Kauai Vacation Rentals and [click to continue…]
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The Parrish Collection Kauai is proud to partner with Kauai Explorer by sponsoring its Mahaulepu Beach and Mahaulepu Trail pages.
In partnership with the County of Kauai, Kauai Beach Explorer (KBE) was set up to promote the safety and quality of Kauai’s Beaches. KBE’s web site provides its users with quality beach information, safety guides, and a daily ocean report. In addition, the trail and hiking pages provide quality hiking information and safety guides for many of the most popular trails on Kauai.
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Locals call it Kiahuna Beach…visitors often call it Sheraton Beach…others call it Poipu Beach. Whatever the name, you’ll find this postcard beach perfect for your vacation many days during your stay. Whether it is snorkeling, swimming, surfing, boogie boarding, skimboarding, paddling or just a day in the sun, with its easy access, no trip to Kauai is set without a visit to this wonderful white sand beach. [click to continue…]
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A great place to take toddlers and babies is Keiki Cove just down the road from Lawai Beach. A small strip of white sand, this little cove and beach are rarely used, have ample parking across the street, and have lava rock steps for easy access. Its shallow water and typically small lapping waves are perfect for the little one to learn about the ocean. Older kids will find all the tide pools fascinating. Adults…please be sure to always check the water before allowing kids to play. [click to continue…]
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On the western end of Poipu Resort is Lawai Beach. This small beach located next to the infamous Beach House restaurant offers arguably some of the best snorkeling on Kauai. High tide can hide much of the sand, but there is large grassy area with shady palm trees that provides the perfect base for your snorkeling adventure.
If you are lucky you may see a Hawaiian Monk seal resting on the beach…please be sure to only observe and do not disturb the seals!! [click to continue…]
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On the eastern end of Poipu Resort is Shipwreck Beach, also known as Keoniloa Beach. Fronting the Grand Hyatt Resort & Spa, it is rumored to have been originally named for an old wooden shipwreck which is now long gone.
A half-mile stretch of golden sand, this is a wonderful beach to walk along, wade in shallow water, sunbathe and watch sunsets. Due to the short shore-break, the waters are best for advanced surfers, boarders, body surfers, as well as windsurfers. Shipwreck Beach is not the best swimming beach for beginners and novices. Check the posted Hyatt flags for surf warning, especially in the summer months where the surf is higher. [click to continue…]
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Brennecke Beach, one of the top body surfing and boogie boarding beaches on Kauai is known around the world. The waves consistently break throughout the year with the summer months providing the best and larger waves. The surf can get big, so be cautious when going out for the first time, however like most Kauai beaches, it is generally safe when care is taken. Most days, the surf and waves are perfect for those new to body surfing and boogie boarding, but watch before jumping in as intervals between sets can be upwards of 15-20 minutes or more. Have younger children play in the protected cove at adjacent Poipu Beach Park, just a short stroll away. [click to continue…]
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Poipu Beach Park is located on the sunny side of Kauai in the Poipu resort area and is a favorite spot for local families and visitors alike. Recently named one of America’s Best Beaches by The Travel Channel, it constantly ranks among the top 10 “best” beaches in the US.
A rock jetty provides a safe shallow swimming pool for babies and children year round. The pool is one of the best year-round snorkeling spots on Kauai with schools of bright colored tropical fish which feed along the rocks and coral. The rock wall protects waders, snorkelers and swimmers from surf and currents. Kids of all ages can play in the water, extensive grassy areas, and if that is not enough, can join fellow toddlers on the jungle gym. [click to continue…]
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A quaint small boat harbor used by local fisherman, dive boats and sportsmen. A small number of boats are moored there permanently and a few launch daily. The Kukui’ula Outrigger Canoe Club calls this bay home and many OC-1 paddlers and kayakers often launch there as well. There are several ocean front pavilions that can serve as a perfect setting for a family get-together and/or picnic BBQ. [click to continue…]
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One of the hidden gems in Poipu, Kauai is Baby Beach, a small white sand beach protected by a reef just offshore. Pretty much a safe beach for kids and toddlers year round, Baby Beach is located in a quaint residential neighborhood near Whaler’s Cove. The water is shallow and the waves no more than a few inches high, providing a great spot for a day of play in the sun.
Perfect for…wading, splashing, tide pooling, sunbathing and sunsets. [click to continue…]
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