Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
(
828-2118;
www.kauaiminigolf.com
;
5-2723 Kuhio Hwy; 11am-9pm, closed Mon Sep-May)
This 5-mile loop trail leads through the greater Namahana Plantation property (the
same parcel where you'll find the mini-golf course). Along the way you'll traverse a
stream, wind through fruit orchards and take in signage explaining the plantation's his-
tory. Hike it for free or rent a mountain bike ($20 for six hours).
Kauai Fresh Farms
TOUR
(
651-1191;
www.kauaifreshfarms.com
; 5545 Kahiliholo Rd; per person $50; by reservation)
The farm curious might enjoy this sustainable farm tour on the Namahana property.
Learn about the hydroponically grown fruits, veggies and herbs, experience the beauty of
the world's largest mahogany plantation and enjoy a lunch featuring their produce.
GIVE IT AWAY TO KEEP IT
While relishing all the tropical delight Kauaʻi has to offer, an hour or two spent giv-
ing back may end up being your fondest memory. Here are a few welcomed volun-
teering opportunities:
Kokeʻe Resource Conservation Program
(
335-0045;
www.krcp.org
)
Hands-on
work restoring forested areas impacted by invasive species.
Kauaʻi Forest Bird Recovery Project
(
335-5078;
www.kauaiforestbirds.org
; 3651
Hanapepe Rd)
Restore native habitat of Kauaʻi's endangered bird species.
National Botanical Tropical Gardens
(
332-7324;
www.nbtg.org
)
Assist with gen-
eral gardening and propagation.
Surfrider Foundation
(
www.surfriderkauai.ning.com
)
Beach clean-ups happen regu-
larly across the island.
Sleeping
Sleepy Kilauea has some unique B&Bs. What these lack in ocean views, they make up
for with lush, tropical farm settings.
Anahata Spa & Sanctuary
GUESTHOUSE $
(
652-3698;
www.anahatasanctuary.net
;
Kahili Ma- kai St; r with shared bathroom $70-80, with
private bathroom $135-145, 2-night minimum;
) Grab a room in this rather uplifting
home owned by a charming couple who will dazzle with warmth and wisdom. Their
