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Kauai's Best Beaches

Cheryl Lee • March 23, 2025

Kaua'i is known for their steep cliffs, canyons and tropical rainforests. The island has over 50 miles of picturesque white sand beaches.

PO‘IPŪ BEACH PARK

Considered one of America’s “Best Beaches” according to the Travel Channel, is located on Kaua‘i’s south shore. Great conditions for snorkeling and scuba diving.  Photo: adobe stock



ANAHOLA BEACH PARK

Located in a small residential area, Anahola is good for swimming and has picnic tables, cold showers, a comfort station and camp ground.


SALT POND BEACH PARK

This west side beach got its name from the folks who still use the beach’s salt ponds to make Hawaiian salt. A partially protected reef provide good swimming conditions year-round, tidepools and sunset views.  Photo: Adobe Stock


LYDGATE STATE PARK

Once a place of refuge in ancient Hawai‘i, it’s now a good place for picnickers. Excellent swimming area for kids, picnic area and a community playground in the Līhu‘e/Kalapaki region.


Check here for the latest Weather:  Kauai Beach Weather Conditions


Hawaii's ocean and beach conditions are as unique as the islands themselves. Exercise caution in and around the ocean. When in doubt, don't go out! 


• Read and obey posted warning signs
• Know your limits and fitness level

• Always swim with a buddy at the beach

• Swim at a Lifeguard at the beach

• Do Not Touch Wildlife!

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  OCEAN SAFETY for more information




Hero Image: Tunnels Beach, Adobe Stock


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