Family Things To Do in Kaumakani, Hawaii

The Visitor Center is the Field Office of the operating sugar plantation located on the west side of Kaua?i. Displays show the history of Gay & Robinson Inc., Olokele Sugar Co., Hawaiian Sugar Co. (a k a Makaweli Plantation) and Makaweli ... More on FactoryToursUSA

Looking for maximum adventure on YOUR next vacation to Kauai, Hawaii?At Inter-Island Helicopters we want ... More on TripAdvisor

I'm sure the other people on my flight had an excellent time, but being the smallest person I ended up cram... More on TripAdvisor

Captain Andy's Sailing Adventures was a great experience. More on igougo

the staff was great. More on Yahoo! Travel

Kauai is famous for its rich red earth, which is great for growing coffee, but is terrible on clothing. To ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Good prices . More on Yahoo! Travel

Na Pali Eco Adventures is now owned by Capt. Andy's. Their Snorkel Adventure was one of the highlights of o... More on Yahoo! Travel

Blue Dolphin charter's 5-hour deluxe tour included a continental breakfast with juice and delicious cinna... More on igougo

West Side residents encourage visitors to come and experience all that is Salt Ponds Beach Park. Visitors c... More on NileGuide

Lava rocks break the surf for safe swimming. More on TripAdvisor

The seldom- visited and fascinating island of Niihau off the coast of Kauai is inhabited only by a handful ... More on travelandleisure

The final part was the return flight. More on TripAdvisor

Hop Aboard! Reserving a tour with Na Pali Explorer by phone or online is easy: call us toll-free at 1 (877)... More on Napali-explorer.com

This rating only applies if you're trying to find it on the Big Island. I'm pretty sure this is on Kauai. More on Trekaroo

Liko offers more than just a typical whale-watching cruise; this is a 4-hour combination Na Pali Coast to... More on Frommers

These folks have a great website - take a nice look, because that's as good as it will get. The boat is old... More on TripAdvisor

Enjoy the breeze and look down over the parade grounds and hear the ghost of the bugle; generally, feel the life, now long gone, of Waimea when it was a busy port. More on TripAdvisor