Kauai, the geologically oldest and northernmost island in the
Hawaiian archipelago, has a diverse coastline with cliffs plunging into the ocean and coral reef-protected beaches.
Ke'e Beach, in the north, brings together powerful attractions: a lagoon without waves and rocky bottoms with a multitude of fish and sea turtles.
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Ke'e Beach |
The Kalalau Trail begins here, an 18-kilometer path that skirts the rugged Na Pali coast and reaches the Kalalau Valley, a tropical corner with waterfalls and accessible only on foot or by sea.
Ke'e Beach Map