Kauai's North Shore Gems: Private Tour

On our way to our first stop we will drive by a beautiful golden sand beach and watch the captivating force of the ocean as waves crash relentlessly on the shore. Kealia is a place where locals enjoy surfing and beach combing.

Our adventure begins with a stop on Kauai's Eastside, where scenes of famous Hollywood movies like, King Kong, Indiana Jones, Six days and seven Nights and Jurassic Park were filmed.

Next on tour our tradition demands a worthy stop at a local bakery to tantalize your senses. Save some room in your stomach for freshly baked goodies, tea and coffee at the Kilauea Bakery.

It is time to visit the Kilauea Lighthouse, located on the northern most spot on the island with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. The refuge is the largest bird sanctuary in the state of Hawaii. We will spend about 30-45 mts here. You will have an opportunity to take amazing pictures, learn about the many birds who seek sanctuary here, some migratory and some are permanent residents, and spend some time at the visitor center.

Anini has the largest coral reef system in the Hawaiian Islands. Deep your feet in the warm Hawaiian waters and marvel at the serene beauty of this perfect lagoon like beach.

Hanalei Bay is renowned as one of the best beaches on Kauai because its beauty and famous surf breaks. We will take you on a stroll down the famous Hanalei Pier and give you time to take in the views and snap some pictures with our assistance. You will also have a choice to enjoy a picnic lunch here or eat at one of the many restaurants or food trucks in town.

Surrounded by Hanalei's famous Namolokama mountain, This park was the place where the first Christian missionaries first settled in the mid 1800's. They built a school, and a mission house, and the iconic wooden green church with stained glass windows.

Hanalei town is one of the most iconic towns on Kauai. It's know for its surf, boho, and chic vibes, and surrounded by emerald green mountains and restored plantation style store fronts. Take a stroll through this charming town and try some of the many local food places from restaurants to food trucks in little holes on the wall. There's is something for everyone to enjoy.

Last on our adventure is a most worthy stop that overlooks the famous taro fields in Hanalei. learn about one of the most important crops the Polynesians brought with them in their canoes, and the story of creation linked to it.