Local Attractions
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From lei making to hula lessons, fitness classes to golf clinics, find The Grand Hyatt Kauai Activities and Lobby Artisans schedule. |
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Pools and Cabanas Find your own paradise at our renowned multi-level pools whether you're seeking an adults only area, a quiet nook along the lazy-river pool, toes in the sand at our saltwater lagoon, or watching as people whoosh down the 150-ft waterslide. Make your day extra special with a cabana either oceanfront, on the lagoon, or poolside. |
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Poipu Bay Golf Located adjacent to the resort, this Robert Trent Jones, Jr. designed course will challenge your game while offering incredible views. An award-winning Pro Shop carries quality golf apparel and exclusive logo wear. Featuring daily lessons and clinics, GPS equipped golf carts, complete locker rooms and a full practice facility. |
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Anara Spa Find an oasis within at Anara Spa where the open-air setting maximizes Kauai’s ideal climate and beauty. Here, traditional healing methods blend with island-fresh botanicals to refresh and renew. Drawing on the soothing and healing properties of nature, Anara Spa is set amidst lush gardens. |
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Old Koloa Town Old Koloa Town has many shops, food trucks and art galleries. The shops are filled with unique offerings and the art galleries had art of all sorts, from photography to paintings and pottery. |
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Allerton Garden National Geographic Traveler magazine as one of the 50 places to see in a lifetime. Plants form the walls of outdoor rooms, the canopy of trees the ceiling. Housed within are elegant statuary and water features. A popular spot for photos is the ‘Jurassic trees’, with their massive curving roots. National Tropical Botanical Garden is a nonprofit institution, dedicated to saving and studying tropical plants. |
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Spouting Horn Water forced through a lava tube produces hissing and a plume of spray. |
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McBryde Garden Home to the world’s largest collection of native Hawaiian flora, many endangered or having gone extinct in the wild. It is a “botanical ark”, filled with palms, flowering trees, ornamental flowers, and unusual plants from the tropical world. |
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Makauwahi Cave Reserve At the center of its many attractions is Hawaii`s largest limestone cave, the richest fossil site in the islands, and a uniquely preserved archaeological site. It's a living museum dedicated not just to the past, but also to experiments in native species conservation. On abandoned farms and quarry lands surrounding the cave, native plants and animals have returned in response to innovative restoration techniques. |
