Parks in Kauai, Hawaii

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

Protected by a couple of rock shelves, this is a terrific place to swim , snorkel, and just a fabulous p... More on igougo

We drove to Haenna State Park to disembark on our kayaking trip which was 16 miles along the coast that is ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The waves are broken up by the reef and swimming is great for all ages. More on igougo

Midway Atoll NWR is in north central Pacific Ocean about 1,150 miles northwest of Honolulu. The refuge, whi... More on Epinions.com

S., so visitors are required to bring passports for the return trip. More on Epinions.com

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

This is one of my absolute favorite lighthouses. The beauty of the island and the coastline scenery makes t... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Just past the Pacific Missile Range Facility gate on Highway 50, a sign posted by the Hawaii Visitors Bureau points to a dirt cane-hauling road angling off to the left. Follow the road for about fi... More on CampRate.com

This is not a good swimming beach when the surf is high, and kids would find little to do, unless they enjoy playing in the sand. More on CampRate.com

'Polihale State Park' is a remote wild beach on the western side of the Hawaiian island of Kauai. It is the... More on Wikipedia

The dirt road is a bit rugged but passable, and... More on Trekaroo

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

This small roadside park is the birthplace of Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole, the "People's Prince," whose March 26th birthday is a holiday in Hawaii. He opened the beaches of Waikiki to the public in 1918 and served as Hawaii's ... More on Frommers

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