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Kalapaki Beach


Kalapaki Beach: Kalapaki is the best beach not only in Lihue but also on the entire east coast. Any town would pay a fortune to have a beach like Kalapaki, one of Kauai’s best, in its backyard. But little Lihue turns its back on Kalapaki; there’s not even a sign pointing the way through the labyrinth of traffic to this graceful half moon of golden sand at the foot of the Kauai Marriott Resort & Beach Club. Fifty yards wide and a quarter mile long, Kalapaki is protected by a jetty, making it very safe for swimmers. The waves are good for surfing when there’s a winter swell, and the view from the sand—of the steepled, 2,200-foot peaks of the majestic Haupu Ridge that shield Nawiliwili Bay—is awesome.

Point
  • Lovely sand beach
  • Good swimming, bodysurfing, windsurfing, boogie boarding and beginning surfing
  • Popular picnic area located at the adjacent Nawilwili Park
  • Facilities located near the Anchor Cove Shopping Center
  • Sailboat and surf lessons, catamaran and kayak tours available nearby

Directions
Take Highway 50 to Highway 56 into Lihu'e. Turn right on Rice Road at Mile Marker #0. Access to the beach is from the Anchor Cove Shopping Center or through the Kauai Marriott Resort.

Click here for Kalapaki Map

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