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The North Shore of Kauai is home to distinguished historical sites, unique artistry, and relaxing beaches. The diversity of attractions and activities offered by this region provides entertainment for all ages.

Kauai's shores offer ample opportunities for guests to tour spectacular sites and engage in diverse activities. When visiting Kauai's North Shore, be sure to visit the charming town of Hanalei, check out the Daniel K. Inouye Kilauea Point Lighthouse, and relax on tranquil Anini Beach.

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Hanalei Beach

Hanalei Bay Beach

Stretching over two miles, Hanalei Bay Beach can accommodate many visitors without feeling crowded. Sun bathers on the sandy shore are surrounded by beautiful scenery set against a backdrop of tropical mountains. Hanalei Bay is flanked at either end by two coral reefs.

Tunnels Beach

Tunnels Beach

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For visitors looking to see the sights under the waves, visit Tunnels beach on Kauai's North Shore. During the typically calmer summer months, this beach offers some of the best walk-in snorkeling in Hawaii.

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Hanalei Town

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Located west of Princeville, Hanalei Town offers a variety of activities and sites for its guests. From historic places to contemporary art...

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Waioli Mission House

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Waioli Mission House is one of the most famous sites in Hanalei Town and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Guests experience a glimpse of missionary life from 1837, complete with historically accurate features such as lava rock chimneys and fine koa furniture.

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Anini Beach

Anini Beach is known as one of the most protected beaches in Kauai, thanks in part to the two-mile-long fringed reef that runs the length of Anini Beach. Hawaii's longest reef, it creates an ideal, calm spot for children to swim and play in the water.