Introduction:
Where?
: This long sandy beach is located on the northern section of the island
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What? :
Very long sandy and protected beach with only few other tourist + an organized campground
option.
When? :
Year round
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My
thoughts: I really like this beach not only because it was at walking distance
from our hotel but also because it is very long, so we hiked there, a lot less tourist
compare to any other beaches we visited, you can find a shade in the tress
during the day and the water are relatively calm and not deep because it is
protected by a large riff.
If you
want to do snorkeling so you swim to the edge of the riff and see fishes.
Another
plus is that there is a small road leading to the beach (Anini road) so you can
park and just go to the beach.
For people
that are doing camping there is a campground at that beach.
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- Kauai - Poipu Beach
- Kauai - Sealodge Beach
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My
thoughts: I really like this beach not only because it was at walking distance
from our hotel but also because it is very long, so we hiked there, a lot less tourist
compare to any other beaches we visited, you can find a shade in the tress
during the day and the water are relatively calm and not deep because it is
protected by a large riff.
If you
want to do snorkeling so you swim to the edge of the riff and see fishes.
Another
plus is that there is a small road leading to the beach (Anini road) so you can
park and just go to the beach.
For people
that are doing camping there is a campground at that beach.
More Pictures:
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