Kauai East & South Shore Private Guided Sightseeing Tour with Expert Local Guide

After pick-up from your Kauai hotel or resort, head out on a private guided tour of the island's east and south shores. Customize your day with your guide, uncovering hidden treasures and scenic vistas. From quaint towns to waterfalls, immerse yourself in Kauai's diverse landscapes and rich culture.

When you arrive at Paliku Beach Walk, immerse yourself in its serene coastal beauty. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the picturesque shoreline, spotting native flora and fauna. Relax on the sandy beach, take in panoramic ocean views, and capture memorable moments among Kauai's tranquil scenery.

As you make your way to Kapa'a Town, get ready to explore eclectic shops offering local crafts and souvenirs, indulge in delicious cuisine at quaint cafes, and stroll along the scenic coastal path. Discover the town's rich history at cultural sites and immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere.

Once you see Opaekaa Falls, you'll be captivated by its beauty as you admire the 151-foot waterfall from the lookout point. Snap photos of the scenery and marvel at the natural wonder as you enjoy a quiet moment in nature, soaking in the serene ambiance while taking in the breathtaking views.

Take in the incredible views of Wailua Falls, a breathtaking double waterfall cascading 80-feet into a vast natural pool below. Admire its beauty from the lookout point, capturing stunning photos of the lush surroundings, and feel the mist on your face as you appreciate this iconic Kauai landmark.

Explore the wonders of Wailua River State Park, where you can marvel at lush landscapes and ancient Hawaiian sites while learning about the area's rich history. Immerse yourself in the serene ambiance as you take a nature walk through this natural wonderland or simply relax among the lush greenery.

Step into history at Hauola Place of Refuge, an ancient sanctuary offering a glimpse into Hawaiian tradition. Explore sacred grounds, learn about ancient rituals, and feel the spiritual energy. Reflect on the significance of this cultural site, honoring its legacy as a place of healing & sanctuary.

Experience the beauty of Kalapaki Beach, where golden sands meet azure waters. Dive into the clear water, take a leisurely walk along the shore, sunbathe under the warm sun, or build sandcastles while enjoying beachcombing for shells and stones, and capture stunning photos of the scenic coastline.

Explore the ancient wonders of Menehune Fishpond, a marvel of Hawaiian engineering. Take in the views of the intricate stone walls that are said to have been built by the mythical Menehune people of ancient Hawaii, and learn about the the mysteries and history surrounding this cultural landmark.

Steeped in history, a visit to Old Koloa Town offers a glimpse into Kauai's past with its preserved plantation-era architecture and quaint local shops. Once you arrive, take the time to explore the charming streets and learn about the island's sugar industry heritage, and its impact even today.

This scenic beach features golden sands and tranquil, crystal-clear waters, that create an idyllic setting for snorkeling, swimming, and sunbathing. Keep an eye out for the graceful Hawaiian green sea turtles that are often seen resting along the shoreline, and are the perfect compliment to scenery.

Witness a natural wonder, where ocean waves rush into an ancient lava tube carved by volcanic activity, creating a geyser-like effect. As the waves crash against the rocky shoreline, they force air and water through the tube's opening, resulting in a huge spout accompanied by a distinctive hiss.

Hanapepe Town, Kauai’s “biggest little town,” is said to have inspired Disney's Lilo & Stitch. Stroll its charming streets filled with art galleries, unique shops, and the iconic swinging bridge. Immerse yourself in local artistry and the vibrant ambiance that captures Hanapepe’s cultural essence.

Dating back to the 19th century, explore Fort Elizabeth State Park, its fascinating ruins and coastal defenses. History buffs can admire the remnants of this former Russian fort while soaking in the incredible ocean views that surround it, providing a glimpse into the island's rich and storied past.

Captain Cooks’ Monument stands as a tribute to the famous explorer's historic arrival into Hawaii at Waimea Bay in 1778, marking a pivotal moment in Hawaiian history. Visitors can pause to reflect on this cultural and historic milestone while surrounded by the awe-inspiring scenic beauty of the bay.

When you arrive in Waimea Town, step into a place rich with history. Known as the landing site of Captain Cook, this gem offers a blend of cultural heritage and scenic beauty. Explore the charming streets lined with unique shops and local eateries, or stroll along the Waimea Pier for peaceful views.

As you step into the Kauai Coffee Farm, immerse yourself in the art of coffee cultivation, from bean to cup, as knowledgeable guides unveil the intricacies of the process. Indulge in freshly roasted coffee samples, each sip a testament to the farm's dedication to quality and sustainability.