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Jan 11, 2025

　　A gorgeous sight and one of the most dangerous spots on the island. Drownings are all too common here.

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Hanalei Valley Lookout
Princeville
　　Immediately west of the Princeville Center, a roadside overlook offers a superb panoramic view over verdant Hanalei Valley, with Hihimanu Mountain towering beyond. The valley floor is a checkerboard of flooded taro fields, known as lo‘i kalo in Hawaiian. Most are usually lurid green, bursting with growing plants; those where...
Pali Ke Kua (Hideaways) Beach
Princeville
　　Hideaways Beach, also known as Pali Ke Kua, is a cove notched beneath the Princeville cliffs, with a short strand of golden sand and turquoise shallows. It’s an ideal snorkel and swim spot – when it’s calm – with a teeming reef just off the beach. There’s only very limited...
Hanalei Plantation Road Lookout
Princeville
　　This spectacular overlook commands views over not only the Hanalei River and its valley, but also the bay and its beaches. To reach it, simply follow Hanalei Plantation Road, which starts a quarter-mile west of the Princeville Center, to the clearing where it ends, just under a mile along. This...
Queen's Bath
Princeville
　　A gorgeous sight and one of the most dangerous spots on the island. Drownings are all too common here. ...
Puʻu Poa Beach
Princeville
　　Lovely little Pu‘u Poa Beach stands immediately below the Princeville Resort, on the edge of Hanalei Bay. It’s a great spot for family swimming and snorkeling. The waves beyond the reef are the domain of expert surfers only. 　　Resort guests inevitably dominate the beach – they can simply ride the...
SeaLodge Beach
Princeville
　　Accessed via a steep ten-minute hike from the eponymous condos, exquisite SeaLodge Beach – officially Kaweonui Beach – is a short stretch of coarse-grained golden sand that’s quiet enough to be a haunt of Hawaiian monk seals and green sea turtles. Safe in summer only, the snorkelling is excellent. 　　The...
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