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Kaua'i Gallery 2

Kaua'i by Land

The following 19 images were taken from locations on Kaua'i
accessible by car or by a short walk along a hiking trail.

The Kilauea Lighthouse, a National Wildlife Refuge, provides scenic views of the coast as well as a wealth of information about the various species of animal life on the island.

Wailua Falls, familiar to viewers of TV's "Fantasy Island," as viewed from the Wailua

Falls lookout, which also offers views of the tour boats on the Wailua River.

The grandeur of Waimea Canyon can be viewed from various lookouts along Waimea Canyon Road. The sunlight filtering through the clouds paints the canyon in a

constantly changing tapestry of colors. The canyon is commonly referred to as "The

Grand Canyon of the Pacific," a title often mistakenly credited to Mark Twain.

Ke'e Beach, at the end of the road on the north shore, is a popular spot for swimming and snorkeling, as offshore reefs protect the area from dangerous currents.

Secret Beach offers beauty and seclusion, though less than ideal swimming conditions.

Donkey Beach, on the eastern shore just north of Kapa'a, is a clothing-

optional beach more suited to sunbathing than water sports. Accessed by a short hike, the area offers unparalleled beauty combined with peaceful serenity.

Waipouli Beach fronts the hotels and condos along the eastern shore's "Coconut Coast".

This charming little cemetery is visible on the road to the Wailua Falls lookout.

An endangered Monk Seal takes a break on the sands of Poipu Beach -- a common sight. An even more common site is the ever- present wild chickens of Kaua'i, this one

warily eyeing our passing car. Lastly, no trip to Kaua'i is complete without a Hawaiian sunset.

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This page last updated January 4, 1999