The Na Pali Coast is home to many water falls and each one of them is unique and special. In order to see every single majestic waterfall, you’ll have to join us on tour!

Explore the Na Pali Coast's waterfalls and sea caves on Kauai. Learn about Hanakapiai Falls, Waiahuakua, and Pirates Cave Waterfall in our guide.

2025年2月7日 · The trail traverses the Hono o Na Pali Natural Area Reserve in the small hanging valleys of Ho’olulu and Waiahuakua before entering Hanakoa Valley. The reserve harbors a …

Hanakapiai Falls (or Hanakapi’ai Falls) is a very tall (maybe 300ft) waterfall nestled deep in the back of Hanakapi’ai Valley – one of the valleys within the famously scenic and rugged Na Pali …

At the far end of the beach there is a waterfall and stream feeding into the ocean providing fresh water for your camp. The ocean is powerful out there, you may want earbuds to sleep. You …

Of the many waterfalls that we spotted on our Na Pali Coast tour, I’d have to say the following waterfalls were the highlights… Waiahuakua Falls – this was the waterfall flowing into a sea …

Follow in the footsteps of ancient Hawaiians. This 11-mile stretch of coast is the original trail used by the Hawaiians who lived in Kalalau Valley and other valleys along the Napali. The Kalalau …

The most popular hike on Na Pali is to Hanakapi`ai where you will find a lush river valley. You can hike 8 miles (roundtrip) to a waterfall or 4 miles (roundtrip) to Hanakapi`ai Beach.

Pristine sandy coves dot the remote coast. Waterfalls flow down the cliff faces, and sea arches and caves add visual interest. To add to the attraction, the waters of the coast are home to …

Waterfall enthusiasts can experience one of the beautiful waterfalls of the Na Pali Coast by hiking to Hanakapiai Falls. The hike from Ke’e Beach to Hanakapiai Falls is 8 miles round trip. At …