Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Beaches
Pali Ke Kua (Hideaways) Beach
BEACH
( ) Pali Ke Kua Beach (Hideaways) is a cove notched in the cliffs with 20m of pale
golden sand and idyllic turquoise shallows. It's an ideal snorkel and swim spot (when it's
calm) with a teeming reef just steps off the beach. But be wise and don't get caught out
when the tide comes in.
Park at the lot after the St Regis (
Click here
)
gatehouse, where a path between two
fences followed by a steep railing- and rope-assisted scramble leads you to Pali Ke Kua.
which, although public, sits below and adjacent to the St Regis Princeville and serves as
its on-campus beach.
Honu Cove
BEACH
A secret cove beloved by locals and best accessed on calm days only, you'll find it at the
end of Kamehameha Rd. Simply take the next right past the Westin, follow it all the way
to the end and keep left. At the end of the road you'll see a trail that hugs the cliffs.
At the bottom, stay left along the cliffs and you'll find a beach with good snorkeling
and lots of turtles. But it has to be a flat day and is best at high tide.
Sights
Hanalei Valley Lookout
VIEWPOINT
Take in views of farmland that's been cultivated for more than 1000 years, the
broad brushstroke of valley, river and taro, plus a smattering of rare wildlife. Park across
from the Princeville Center so you don't have to cross the street, but take care to watch
for other pedestrians when pulling out onto the busy highway.
Activities
Makai Golf Club at the St Regis Princeville Resort
GOLF
