Romantic Things To Do in Princeville, Hawaii

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Ka Haku Road, Princeville, Hawaii

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  • For adventurous families, this is a great beach to park yourselves at for half a day or more. The ... More on Trekaroo

 

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8-mile marker after Princeville, Kauai, Hawaii

  • There is not ample parking , there are 2 roads that you can park on and then at Haena Beach Park which is a little hike. More on igougo

  • Nowadays, you’d be hard-pressed to find parking even al More on igougo

 

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Foot of the Na Pali Coast Trail, Kauai, Hawaii 96722, United States of America

  • This is a very calm beach due to the waves bre More on igougo

  • This is a perfect beach for kids, since the water is very calm . More on igougo

 

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Princeville, Kauai, Hawaii

  • When we were at Hideaways Beach last year the snorkeling was fabulous. We were just here this week and the water was murky and the ... More on igougo

  • If you’re driving through Princeville, there is extremely limited public parking by the Princeville Hotel. More on igougo

 

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5-3900 Kuhio Highway, Princeville, Hawaii 96722, United States of America

  • The Prince Course at Princeville is part of the Princeville Resort located on the island of Kauai. The course was designed with the Scottish links-style in mind. The deep ocean blues, hotel ameniti... More on Golf.com

  • I was also disappointed to see so many dirt spots and areas of excessive dead grass. More on GolfReview

 

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Hanalei, Hawaii

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  • Lumahai is one of the most gorgeous beaches on the North Shore, but also one of the most dangerous, made fa... More on NileGuide

  • It is a very pretty beach with a great view , and lots of pretty scenery all around. More on TripAdvisor

 

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Haena, Hi, USA

  • Out on Kauai's far North Shore, beyond Hanalei and the last wooden bridge, there's a mighty cleft in the coastal range where ancestral Hawaiians lived in what can only be called paradise. Carved by a waterfall ... More on Frommers

 

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