The gateway to all of Kauai wonders, Lihue is where you'll likely arrive first, via plane or cruise ship. It's your introduction to the beauty of Kauai - and what a welcome it is.

Lihue is the county seat and it offers much in the way of culture -- Hawaiian music and hula performances and other fun heritage festivals. The Kauai Museum plays a role in showcasing art and island history. Grove Farm Homestead, the former home of George N. Wilcox and his descendents, is today a museum that provides visitors with a look at how plantation owners and workers lived more than a century ago. The Grove Farm was one of the most successful sugar plantations and Kilohana, Gaylord Wilcox's former home, houses distinctive shops and an open-air restaurant.

Adjacent Kalapaki and Nawiliwili highlights include the Alekoko (Menehune) Fishpond, Kukui Grove Shopping Center, and Kalapaki Beach. The Alekoko Fishpond lies along Huleia Stream.


 

On Kauai, the Garden Island, is the centrally located, southwest, "upcountry town of Kalaheo".  Just minutes to Poipu Beach, Hanapepe, Koloa, Port Allen, Waimea and four of Kauai's famous State Parks of Polihale,Waimea Canyon, Koke'e and the Napali Coast.

Located on the southwest side of Kauai not far from Poipu Beach, Kalaheo is a quaint little town with a main street much like the western frontier towns of the 1800s. Our Kalaheo Inn is centrally located so you can walk from your suite to several restaurants like the Kaua'i Kookie Cafe & Market just opposite the Kalaheo Community Center. A block or two down the road is Macklin's Kitchen offering a wide variet of plate lunches and Brick Oven Pizza, arguably the best on the island! You’ll also find some of the best coffee on the island at Kalaheo Café & Coffee Company. Kalaheo Post Office, Aloha Xchng (Clothing Surf Shop), and Kalaheo Yoga are all within walking distance. Every Friday night, down in Hanapepe Town there is the Hanapepe Art Night.

The beautiful beaches and resorts of sunny Poipu are a short 15 minute drive to the South. Salt Pond Beach, to the west, is less known and beautifully quiet. Polihale State Park, home of the largest beach in the state, and Waimea Canyon — the Grand Canyon of the Pacific — are found along the scenic drive to the West side of Kauai.

Golf at Kiahuna CourseJust a short drive from the Inn will have you putting on one of the plush greens of the 18 hole, Robert Trent Jones Jr. Kiahuna Golf Club & Course.

Kukuiolono Golf Course
Perched on a hillside in Kalaheo, this nine hole golf course offers sweeping views of Kauai’s south and west shore lines. A true local secret, it was donated to the people of Kauai in the early 1900's by sugar plantation owner Walter McBryde. It is a lovely nine hole course with ocean views. There is a good Café in the Clubhouse.

"If your into golf, you have to play on this Historic course. 9 holes, its by no means a countryclub style golf course but the whole setting is amazing. The clubhouse is super vintage, the people running it are hilarious. $9 a round, $9 for club, $9 for Club rentals. The views are incredible, there are chickens running around everywhere. If you go to Kauai and you pay golf, you have to make the trip there. You will not regret it." - Justin Elton

The Lihue Airport is conveniently located approximately 20 minutes away. Click here to view a map with DIRECTIONS.

For many more activities in Kalaheo, Lihue, and on the island of Kauai in gerneral, please feel free to have a look at the fantastic website.
101 THINGS TO DO On KAUAI.

 

 

 

 

 

 


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