- The list below includes 153 free or cheap things to do in or near Hanapepe, Hawaii, including 47 different types of inexpensive activities like Art Gallery, Parks, Hiking Trails and Beaches.
- From Hike Kauai With Me to Salt Pond Beach Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Hanapepe and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Kapaa, Kilauea, Hanalei and Koloa.
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8.9 Miles
Located in Kekaha, Hawaii, the Koke'e State Park is dedicated to preserving the natural beauty of Hawaii and to sharing that beauty with visitors from around the world. It emphasizes the importance of individual environmental stewardship.
9.0 Miles
Running for 10 miles, the Koloa Heritage Trail is intended for hiking and bicycle riding. There are 14 stops which could be made, to various significant places, such as the Koloa Missionary Church and the Pa'u a Laka - Moir Gardens.
9.0 Miles
Brennecke Beach is a small cove with a consistent surf break and is a popular body boarding location. Surfboards are not allowed there but visitors can instead swim, go snorkeling or watch sea turtles.
9.2 Miles
The coral reefs and sparkling white sand of Poipu Beach Park draw thousands of visitors annually. The balmy, clear water of this southern Kauai beach is excellent for swimming, paddleboarding and kayaking.
9.2 Miles
Featuring white sands and intriguing coral formations, Poipu Beach offers a wide variety of activities. Visitors can swim, surf, scuba dive, snorkel, or boogie board. The beach features lifeguards on duty daily.
9.6 Miles
Equestrian tour company CJM Country Stables is located on the southern side of Kauai Island. Clients may register for a standard tour package, or charter private riding tours with CMJ's seasoned guides.
9.6 Miles
Filled with miles of interlacing trails, hikers can enjoy the scenery of the Waimea Canyon and surrounding waterfalls at Kokee State Park. There are lookouts at different locations of the trail where hikers can take pictures of the panoramic canyon.
9.6 Miles
Kekaha Beach Park is an island beach with active lifeguards. Visitors may enjoy fishing, swimming, or surfing. The beach features picnic areas and public restrooms, and being on the dry side of the island, the weather tends to be pleasant.
10.0 Miles
The ocean side Havaiki Nui Luau will have your cheeks hurting from smiling. Enjoy the shows beautiful dancers, strong warriors, angelic singers, and tribal music while chowing down on traditional luau fare.
10.2 Miles
Beginning on Shipwrecks Beach, the Maha'ulepu Heritage Trail is the only path that explores the coastline above and below the beach. It is excellent for hiking and bike tours and offers terrific sunset and sunrise views.