Island Experiences Await
Discover the natural beauty, rich culture, and unforgettable experiences of Kauaʻi, the Garden Isle. Explore the island on your own or let the local experts at Huakaʻi Outfitters guide you through unique excursions and outdoor adventures, all curated by world-class athletes and knowledgeable Kauaʻi locals.
Just steps from the property, this protected beach is perfect for active days filled with paddle boarding, boogie boarding and kayaking. Kukui'ula Harbor also offers incredible views of Kaua'i's chromatic sunsets.
Once named the top beach in America, Poipu Beach is a beautiful crescent of golden sands ringed with tidal pools to explore.
A quiet gem on Kaua'i's north shore, Anini Beach is best known for its calmer conditions and family-friendly facilities
The Mahealani is Kukui'ula's very own 32′ Yellowfin boat. As a guest of The Lodge you can book it for customized half- and full-day excursions. Or for a more relaxing voyage, you can book it for a 2-hour sunset cruise.
Stay close to home with a half-day adventure that can include dolphin watching near Lawai Kai, Kona crabbing, a jaunt to Kipu Kai, snorkeling off the Caverns, or whale watching.
The 7-mile coastline hike begins down the road from The Lodge at Shipwreck’s Beach (a local favorite) and includes the 'sunken garden' Makauwahi sinkhole.
Embark on a daylong adventure hiking the mountain trails of Koke‘e State Park, from 2 to 12-mile loops. Views include highland swamps, tropical rain forests, canyon rims, sheer cliff sides and ocean panoramas.
Daylong excursions can include the 173-foot Wailua Falls, Ho’opi’i Falls series, Kuilau Ridge, Moalepe Trail, and Nounou, otherwise known as Sleeping Giant.
Beautiful waterfalls, waterways and switchback trails are highlights of daylong hiking trips to Okolehao Trail, Hanakapi‘ai Beach, Honopu, and the world of wonder that is the Na Pali Coast.
Stay on property with an easy 2-mile hike around The Farm with wonderful views of fresh flowers, tropical fruits and seasonal greens.
Our Huaka'i Guides can hook you up with tracks close to home or head out to locations on the west and north sides of the island for more challenging adventures.
Depart close to home from Kukui’ula Beach Park with a guided double kayak trip along the South Shore.
Combine two hobbies and take advantage of guided excursions to drop a line into shallows and deep water. Make a catch of the day and have it cleaned and prepared by ‘Umeke Kitchen + Bar.
No matter your skill level, you can master your favorite water sport with 3-hour one-on-one sessions with top of the line trainers.
Hop on board our stunning sailing canoe, Kailele. Spend a day traversing the South Shore waves and take part in the ancient Polynesian tradition dating back over 1,000 years.
Be pampered at any of your favorite Kaua'i beaches. Huaka'i Outfitters will take care of all the set up and tear down of shade tents, gear, essentials and refreshements – all you have to do is show up in your swimwear.
Poipu Beach offers world class snorkeling just steps from Kukui'ula. A reef capped by a rocky point is home to vibrant corals, tropical fish and, if you're lucky, the endemic Hawaiian Monk Seal.
Hike the Awa'awapuhi Trail, nature's hidden symphony, where lush vistas and rugged cliffs sing in perfect harmony.
PK's surf break is just down the street from Kukui'ula, and with waves breaking consistently this is a great go-to for locals and visitors alike. Another favorite for surfing is Kalapaki Beach near Lihue.
Explore Kauaʻi’s iconic Nā Pali Coast and Waimea Canyon, the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific," known for breathtaking views, waterfalls, and rainbows. For more adventure, paddle the Wailua River or experience the island by zip line, horseback, or 4x4 excursions.
Savor Kauaʻi’s farm-fresh flavors, from renowned restaurants by Roy Yamaguchi and Peter Merriman at The Shops at Kukuiʻula to local favorites serving poke, laulau, loco moco, and more. Don’t miss the island’s popular food trucks, shave ice, and fresh juices from Kauaʻi Juice Co.
The Arts & Culture scene on Kaua’i is anchored by the Kaua’i Museum as well as the Grove Farm Sugar Plantation and Museum in Lihue. Each summer, Bon Dances are held at the Japanese Buddhist temples around the island. In the fall, there are hula competitions, and slack key guitar and ukulele competitions are a regular fixture in Hanalei.
Shop, dine, and explore at The Shops at Kukuiʻula, Kauaʻi’s premier retail and dining destination. Discover unique boutiques, fine art galleries, award-winning restaurants, and free cultural events in a beautiful plantation-style setting.
Witness the power of nature at Spouting Horn, Kauaʻi’s famous South Shore blowhole. Watch ocean waves shoot up to 50 feet through a natural lava tube while experiencing one of the island’s most iconic landmarks and its legendary Hawaiian folklore.
Discover one of the world’s most remarkable collections of tropical plants at the National Tropical Botanical Garden. Explore lush gardens, native Hawaiian species, and thousands of tropical plants while learning about the garden’s ongoing conservation and research efforts.
Discover Kauaʻi’s top attractions just minutes from The Lodge at Kukuiʻula.
