Cheap Things To Do in Makaweli, Hawaii

Add the Russians to the list of those who tried to conquer Hawaii. In 1815, a German doctor tried to claim Kauai for Russia. He even supervised the construction of a fort in Waimea, but he and his handful of Russian companions ... More on Frommers

Just follow highway 550 from Waimea or 552 from Kekaha straight up the mountain to visit majestic Koke`e State Park. Winding along Wiamea Canyon (The Grand Canyon of the Pacific) on their journey, ... More on NileGuide

The Kalalua Lookout is one of the most phenomenal views I have ever seen. More on igougo

The water is too rough to swim and it is usually a bi More on igougo

The sand is white, flawless , and soft. More on igougo

This 40-mile round-trip drive follows the western rim of Waimea Canyon from sea level beaches to the rain forests of Kokee State Park at an elevation of 4,000 feet. Beginning in the small town of Waimea, this drive follows the entire ... More on Trails

Kauai Wildlife Reserve is a 100 acre reserve that is accessible only by foot. It is noted for rare plant speci ... More on PlanetWare

We have been to Russian forts on the mainland which have been restored and have good information for touris... More on TripAdvisor

Enjoy the breeze and look down over the parade grounds and hear the ghost of the bugle; generally, feel the... More on TripAdvisor

Go around sundown to feel the mana (sacred spirit) of this ancient Hawaiian site. The largest sacrificial temple on Oahu, it's associated with the great Kaopulupulu, who sought peace between Oahu and Kauai. This prescient ... More on Frommers

Inscription. The row of hewn stone along the inner side of the road is a remnant of one wall of a water-course which is said to have been made by the MENEHUNES: (Hawaiian dwarves or Brownies), The stones were brought from Mokihana, ... More on HMDB

This small museum immerses you in the history and culture of HawaiÃiÃs old sugar plantation communities. The Plantation Lifestyles Tours visits the adjoining plantation ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

The Isaacs Art Center was formerly a classroom building for the local schools since it was built in 1915. It was moved to its current ... More on igougo