The rugged coastline of Hawaii's oldest inhabited island, Na Pali Coast State Park, can only be reached by hiking, kayaking, or paddleboarding. If you're not feeling that adventurous, consider taking a guided boat tour or helicopter ride around the coast. However, this natural beauty is worth the hike (or kayak ride). The cliffs, or pali, jut straight out of the water and are marked with small, narrow valleys and caves formed by strong seawater. Camping on the beach overnight is also a popular option here; just remember that you need to pay for a permit to do so. Put Na Pali Coast State Park on your schedule, and learn what else deserves a visit by using our Wainiha trip maker.
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Na Pali Coast State Park reviews
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Our cruise ship was scheduled to sail along the Na Pali coast but had to cancel and did the Molakai coast cruise instead. It was fortunate that I had booked a small plane tour of Kauai before the... more »
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This is a place that if ever the chance to see by ship you will be awe struck it is literally miles and miles of unspoiled beauty from natural water falls and breathtaking mountain to shore views. more »
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