Top Kauai Attractions & Museums

Indulge a passion for both nature and chocolate on this tropical tasting tour of Princeville Botanical Gardens in Kauai. Explore the plants and flowers on a tour of the garden’s terraces, creek beds, and valley floor, stopping along the way to taste fresh Hawaiian fruit and honey. Rest your feet in a shady outdoor tasting area as you sample single-origin gourmet chocolates from around the world and learn how cocoa beans are transformed into delicious chocolate products.

Enjoy a traditional Hawaiian experience and get unique insight into island life with this dining experience at Luau Kalamaku. Savor a buffet of classic Hawaiian favorites, beginning with an imu roast. Then watch a talented troupe of dancers and musicians as they enact legends from Hawaii’s history. The entertainment includes Polynesian hula dancers, flame throwers, and a parade of colorful costumes for a night out in Kauai you won’t soon forget.

Explore the natural beauty of Kauai on a 5-hour tour that combines a lovely kayaking trip with an moderately easy hike to Uluwehi Falls, also known as Secret Falls. Your experienced guide provides a paddling lesson and guided kayak tour in the Wailua River Valley, following gorgeous waterways through the lush Kauai landscape. Then hop out of your kayaks and take a 45-minute hike to Secret Falls where you can cool off in the clear waters before returning to the Wailua marina the way you came.

Learn more about Hawaiian and Polynesian culture and enjoy a delicious meal at the same time with this authentic lūʻau experience on Kauaʻi. Watch a torch lighting ceremony and a hula dance performance directed by an award-winning Kumu Hula (a master hula teacher), all while you enjoy a feast made with locally-sourced Hawaiian ingredients.

Guarantee your chance to experience a luau in Kauai when you book in advance. Start with a gourmet four-course dinner and a Champagne toast at historic Kilohana Plantation. After dining, watch the Luau Kalamaku show from premium reserved seats as dancers and fire twirlers tell the story of the first Tahitian voyage to Hawaii.