- The list below includes 152 free or cheap things to do in or near Wailua, Hawaii, including 47 different types of inexpensive activities like River, Historic Sites, Beaches and Art Gallery.
- From Wailua River State Park to Kayak Wailua, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Wailua and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Kapaa, Kilauea, Hanalei and Koloa.
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12.6 Miles
Secret Beach & Lava Pools is a beach that is known for being one of the longest and widest beaches in Kauai. The beach is characterized by a rock cliff with a waterfall that lies around it.
12.7 Miles
Noted for the ironwood trees that line its perimeter, Kalihiwai Beachis a white sand beach with generally calm waters. The beach is well suited to surfing, swimming, and for picnicking.
13.0 Miles
Sculpted by Jan Gordan Fischer, the Koloa Sugar Monument is a large white circular sculpture that appears unremarkable from the outside. On the interior, however, is a bronze sculpture commemorating the Hawaiian sugar industry.
13.1 Miles
8 line courses are waiting for their visitors at Koloa Zipline. Each line has approximately 1,000 feet in length, with the last line soon measuring 2,500 feet.
13.1 Miles
Fishing and snorkeling among the surf are popular activities at Lawai Beach. Other activities often found at the beach include swimming, sun bathing, surfing and watching the sea turtles glide through the water.
13.4 Miles
Enjoy the peace and serenity of the beautiful Prince Kuhio Park. The well kept park has many walking paths so you can stroll hand-in-hand with your significant other, or sit on the cool sand of the beach as you watch the sun set.
13.6 Miles
The botanical Moir Gardens, developed in the 1930s, is filled with wildlife and foliage both indigenous to the island as well as exotic. The garden focuses particular interest in the dry climate plants such as cacti and succulents.
13.7 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.
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The primal, remote coastline of Shipwrecks Beach contains the Maha'ulepu Heritage trailhead. The beach is a popular destination for surfers, but the powerful waves make swimming difficult and dangerous, although wading is safe.
13.8 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.