Things To Do in Kilauea, Hawaii

The three refuges in the complex are Kilauea point, Hanalei and Huleia, of which only Kilauea Point is open... More on LLBean.com

From the parking lot, it is a short walk to the lighthouse, where you have great views of Moku’ae&r... More on igougo

'Kauapea Beach', popularly known as 'Secret Beach', is on the north shore of the island of Kauai in Hawaii. The beach is known ... More on Wikipedia

Traditionally a beach that locals frequent, more and more tourists are finding their way down the winding Kalihiwai Road to park under ... More on igougo

WHERE IT IS: A still rather secluded beach, south of Crater Hill in Kilauea, at the mouth of the Kahili River. HOW TO ... More on igougo

If you want to see real three-goal players sit great horseflesh in an informal and stunningly beautiful setting-I recommend it on a Sunday afternoon. More on Yahoo! Travel

Na ‘Āina Kai, "Lands by the Sea" in Hawaiian, is ever-evolving and unique among the world's botanical garde... More on Naainakai.org

The care of these gardens is first rate . More on TripAdvisor

It is a tiny shack of a place (I mean shack in an endearing, local kind of way, not a run-down kind of way)... More on TripAdvisor

Joe's is clear up near Princeville, we were at Poipu and took the drive, only to discover that the'acid fr... More on TripAdvisor

Located in the tiny town of Kilauea, this shopping center only has a few businesses, but all of them are ... More on Yahoo! Travel

You will not find a formal dining area here, but the variety of fresh, delicious lunch options makes it ... More on Yahoo! Travel

A nice way to support the local farmers, get fresh fruit and veggies. Just look for the signs all over Kauai the farmer's markets ... More on igougo

Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1985 after its transfer from the U.S. Coast Guard, and consists of 203 acres of protected land. Kilauea Point is located on the northernmos... More on Fws.gov

Located on Kaua'i's north shore, the Hanalei NWR provides key habitats for endangered Hawaiian waterbirds, which continue to recover from past overhunting, predation and loss of wetlands. These spe... More on Epinions.com