A Destination Guide

A Destination Guide
Experiences as unique as your desires
We invite you to discover the adventures and cultural sites on the
beautiful North Shore of Kauai. Embark on a Hawaiian sailing
canoe, or a thrilling helicopter tour. Explore tide pools and silent
rainforests. Spend an afternoon on horseback along the mountains
of Hanalei. Or simply do nothing at all.
Makai Tennis
Enjoy the Makai Golf Club’s newly renovated tennis complex consisting of four outdoor hard
surface courts. Individual instruction is provided by tennis professional. Eric Lutz.
To reserve a court in advance please contact the Concierge staff. Players must wear proper
tennis attire and athletic shoes.
SPORTS & ADVENTURE
Helicopter Tours
Kaua’i is considered to be one of the best islands for a helicopter tour. See locations on
Kaua’i where no one has ever set foot. Hidden places that can only be discovered from the
sky. Tours include many famous areas that have made the “Garden Island” a favorite
location for Hollywood. Consult with the Concierge on days and times for tours.
Ocean and River Kayaking Take an adventure on your own and kayak up the Hanalei
River. Go at your pace and enjoy the beauty of the Hanalei Valley. Kayaking Hanalei River
is available year round. Kayaking Hanalei Bay is available during our summer season only.
This is a fun activity for both couples and families. Be sure to wear appropriate protection
from the sun. *Guided tours are available* Consult with the Concierge on days and times for
tours.
Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Adventure A UNIQUE way to experience the Hawaiian
The Makai Golf Course
Designed by golf course architect Robert Trent Jones, Jr. in 1971, the course
completed a multi-million dollar renovation in 2010. The Makai Course winds its
way around serene lakes, native woodlands and the spectacular coastline with views
of Bali Hai and Hanalei Bay. Hours 7:00am-5:30pm
culture found nowhere else on Kauai. The "Waapea" or sailing canoe brings us back to a
time when the canoe ruled the sea. It was a major resource for the Hawaiians in providing
them with a tool to catch fish and a way to travel interisland. Enjoy the makani (wind) while
sailing across the majestic Hanalei Bay and then set sail for the deep blue ocean waters of the
Pacific. Available during the Summer Season. Consult with the Concierge on days and times
for tours.
Zipline Tours Imagine yourself soaring like a bird over breathtaking valleys at Princeville
Ranch.. The “Zip n’ Dip” expedition is an incredible adventure blending eight picturesque
zip line crossings, a suspension bridge & after a short walk you will arrive at a idyllic hidden
deep waterfall swimming pool. They provide all necessary equipment for safety. A backpack
and delicious deli lunch is included. Consult with the Concierge on days and times for tours.
Horseback Ride Tours Have an unforgettable horseback experience on a 2,500 acre
working cattle ranch, one of Hawai’i’s oldest. A knowledgeable staff shares local history,
culture, and horsemanship as you ride top quality trail horses and bask in the special features
only Princeville Ranch can offer. Consult with the Concierge on days and times for tours.
Stand Up Paddle Board and Surf Lessons on Hanalei Bay
Stand up paddle surfing (SUP), or Ho’e he’e nalu, is an emerging global sport with a
Hawaiian heritage. Big wave surfer, Laird Hamilton, who resides in Hanalei and
Hawaiian waterman, Dave Kalama re-introduced the ancient sport of paddle surfing
to the modern water sports world.
Surf Lessons
Come and experience one of Hawaii’s oldest and traditional sports. You will learn
how to read the waves, ocean safety, and most importantly how to stand on the surf
board. Have fun and enjoy the ocean water of Hanalei Bay. Lessons are available
year round.
FAMILY & CULTURE
Scuba Diving
North Shore diving is available at Tunnels Beach during the Summer months; Boat
& Shore dives are available throughout the year on the South Shore. Tunnels Reef is
an excellent dive during the flat surf conditions of the summer months. Dives are
done on both sides of a sand channel that cuts through the reef and reaches depths of
70 ft. The second dive visits some large caves & over hangings on the backside of
the channel. Through out both dives, you will find large sea turtles, numerous
varieties of beautiful reef fish, eels, and along with a few large spotted eagle rays,
whose wingspan can reach up to 15 feet. This amazing dive is an unforgettable
experience!
Kayak, Zipline and Hike Tour Kayak through a serene rainforest valley, then
have an option to ride two magnificent, 400+ foot zip lines and connecting bridge
over a pristine twin waterfall and swimming hole. After zip lining, swim, jump or
float on inner tubes and enjoy a delicious picnic.
Boat Tours
One of the best way to view the Napali Coast is by boat. View the wonders that
make the Napali Coast a “must see” attraction. Discover jagged cliffs, waterfalls,
and marine life. Snorkeling tours are available from the North Shore during our
Summer Season only or year round from the West shore. Advance reservations recommend.
Hanalei Farmers Market Saturday 9:30 am off the Main Highway, just past the
Post Office and across the street at the Hanalei Neighborhood Center & Ballpark
Kilauea Farmers Market Thursday 4:30 pm Kilauea Neighborhood Center Ball
Park / Gym Parking Lot Keneke (off Kilauea “Lighthouse” Road)
Waipa Hawaiian Farmers Market Tuesday 2:00 pm Waipa Field in Hanalei
Kauai Minature Golf New to the North Shore located in Kilauea. Enjoy some
time with your family and friends. Go during the day or night, it’s a lot of fun no
matter the time of day. Open Tuesday thru Sunday 11:00 am – 10:00 pm.
Hanalei Pier
A picturesque location on Hanalei Bay Directions: Located in Hanalei Town 5 miles from
The St. Regis Princeville Resort. Take a right on HWY 56 and you will drive right into
Hanalei Town. At Kalypso (Aku Road) take a right, then another right at Weke Road. Drive
until the road ends.
FAMILY & CULTURE
Limahuli Gardens
Sanctioned by the National Tropical Botanical Gardens, this is one of the best self guided
tours that you can experience. The drive to Limahuli is beautiful and you will learn about
Hawaiian History as well as the various kinds of rare and endangered Hawaiian plants.
Directions: Take a right on HWY 56 and go past Hanalei Town about another 15 minutes.
Na Aina Kai Gardens
Na ‘Āina Kai, "Lands by the Sea" is ever-evolving and unique among the world's botanical
gardens. Spanning 240 acres, Na ‘Āina Kai is a living mosaic of diverse gardens, a hardwood
plantation, a moss- and fern-draped canyon. Located in the community of Kilauea iit is a 15
minute drive from the St. Regis Princeville Resiort.
Dry and Wet Cave
The Napali
A dramatic 18-mile stretch of rugged coastline. Jurassic Park, King Kong and
many Hollywood movies were filmed here. You can view the Napali Coast by boat,
helicopter, kayak or hiking.
Hanalei Taro Patch Overlook
This overlook is one of the most photographed overlooks in Hawai’i. At one
time these Taro Patches supported upwards of 10,000 Hawaiians. Take a Right on
Highway 56 and you will see a turnout on the left side of the road.
Perhaps the most visible and well-known cave on Kauai is the landmark Maniniholo Dry
Cave at Ha'ena. The Maniniholo Cave is situated at the base of a vertical cliff mauka of
Ha'ena State Park. If you enjoyed the Maniniholo Dry Cave, drive further along the coast
and watch for Waikapalae Wet Cave and Waikanaloa Wet Cave near Ha'ena. The series of
caves are about a 15-minute drive from Hanalei town and on the way to Ke'e Beach and the
end of the road.
The Treatment Promise
The Halele‘a Spa incorporates the Hawaiian healing properties of the indigenous
plants and the essence of our island home. The potent minerals and trace elements
from the ocean aid in rejuvenation as guests are “renewed” through exotic spa
treatments. The Halele‘a Spa staff will embrace and nurture every guest.
Ali’I Ageless Oxygen Facial—90 minutes
SPA & WELLNESS
This anti-aging facial improves the skins elasticity and softens common expression
lines by deeply infusing a cocktail of oxygenated vitamins and antioxidants resulting
in instant hydration. The treatment also targets the delicate neck and décolleté and
concludes with a red light photo therapy and microcurrent lifting treatment that is
combined to rejuvenate skin, counteract the signs of aging, and leave you visibly
lifted.
Halele’a Custom Massage - 60/90 Minutes
This customized treatment with your choice of four exotic aroma scents are designed
to promote relaxation, improve circulation nd relieve tension to create an overall
sense of well-being. Specific individual needs will be addressed by incorporating a
variety of techniques.
Ali’I Lavender Butter Pohaku Massage - 60/90 Minutes
Smooth basalt stones soothe aches and pains, while promoting circulation and deep
relaxation. The warmth and weight of the stones combined with a Taro Butter
application induce deep muscle tissue relaxation without overheating.
Hawaiian Lomi Lomi Massage - 60/90 Minutes
This unique healing massage is derived from the ancient Polynesians and more
specifically the master healers of Hawai’i. Known as the “Loving Hands” massage,
our talented therapists work gently yet deeply into the muscle with continuous
flowing strokes, nurturing the body and enabling relaxation.
Halele’a Spa’s luxurious character emphasizes the elements found in nature – coral
stone, tropical flowers, rich woods, and a natural feel. Our unique spa experience offers
a flawless sense of escape by surrounding each of our guests in an exotic environment.
The Halele´a Spa was created around The Seven Pillars of Well-Being: Beauty, Life
Balance, Harmony, Aqua, Vitality, Nature and Nutrition. Every guest of the Halele´a
Spa is attended to by a qualified wellness consultant who designs individualized,
all-inclusive spa programs for the body and mind. With a wide variety of treatments
using native natural Hawaiian elements, workout facilities, and salon services, will
revitalize and renew you.
Mailani Dinner Show (Seasonal) an elegant Hawaiian dining experience that honors the
FOOD & WINE
culture and traditions of Kaua’i. The land where The St. Regis Princeville Resort resides is
known as Halele’a, the house of joy. This magnificent place was celebrated for its beauty
and grandeur. The Mailani dining experience captures the essence of Halele’a through chant,
song and dance. Journey with us overlooking Hanalei Bay as we reveal the mystery of this
special place. Join us in Makana Terrace on Wednesdays from 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm.
The St Regis Bar Enjoy a beautiful Hanalei sunset while sipping one of our signature
cocktails. Live musical entertainment nightly at 6:30pm – 9:30pm. Daily Champagne Ritual
and Nightly Entertainment.
Nanea Restaurant in Princeville Chef Kahau Manzo brings his unique culinary style to
Princeville…local flavors with a Mediterranean flair. Exceptional island-inspired cuisine
utilizing the bounty of Kauai’s north shore. Lunch: 11:00am - 2:30pm and
Dinner 5:30pm - 9:00pm.
Postcards Café in Hanalei Set in a charming plantation cottage. Postcards is noted for its
Kauai Grill by Jean-Georges Vongerichten
A true epicurean delight, inspired by the master chef’s creations, Kauai Grill
was named by ZAGAT guides and the #1 restaurant on Kauai. We invite you to
try amazing culinary creations and enjoy a beautiful sunset while sipping on a
glass of wine from the extensive wine list. Kauai Grill: Tuesday – Thursday
5:30- 9:30pm/ Friday & Saturday 5:30pm -10:00pm Hotel Restaurant
seafood and natural cuisine. Open daily for dinner– reservations are taken for 4 or more.
Hours 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Hanalei Dolphin in Hanalei In operation since 1977 the Hanalei Dolphin opens up to a
tropical garden and offers fresh fish, prime mainland beef, a wide variety of seafood and fresh
sushi. Enjoy either indoor or outdoor casual dining on the banks of the Hanalei River. Enjoy a
selection of entrees and salads served family style with homemade dressings and fresh baked
bread. Hours daily for lunch 11:30am – 3:00pm & dinner 5:30pm – 9:00pm -- Walk-In Only
Nalu Kai Restaurant and Bar features the serene setting of Hanalei Bay with
extraordinary ocean side views of the Na Molokama mountain ranges. The menu
showcases culinary influences from the St. Regis brand’s global addresses. Menu
items infuses Mediterranean ingredients with fresh local product. Hotel Restaurant.
Beverage Service 10:30 am – 6:30 pm
Lunch Daily 11:00 am – 5:30 pm
Makana Terrace features indoor and outdoor seating with extraordinary views of
Hanalei Bay and seating adjacent to Princeville’s trademark infinity pools. Makana
Terrace offers a unique concept of Hawaiian grown food, influenced by Pan Asian
cuisine featuring the freshest local ingredients. Hotel Restaurant.
Breakfast Daily 6:30am- 11:00am
Dinner Thursday-Monday (closed Tuesdays & Wednesdays) : 5:30pm – 9:30pm
Bar Acuda in Hanalei A unique blend of Southern French and Spanish cuisine served in a
tapas format utilizing local organic produce, homemade breads and charcuterie.
Open Nightly for dinner (6:00 pm-9:00 pm) – reservations suggested.
The Bistro
This intimate restaurant serves Pacific cuisine mixed with European fusion and
features an all-you-can-eat pasta and sauce bar. Live acoustic music and soft lighting
create a romantic environment. Open daily for lunch (12-2) & dinner – reservations
taken for 5 or more.
FOOD & WINE
CJ’s Steak & Seafood in the Princeville Shopping Center is a casual family
restaurant offering a classic American fare with an island touch. Enjoy Prime rib,
Black Angus beef and local fish. A full salad bar is included with all dinner entrees.
Open for lunch (Monday through Friday) 11:30 am -2:00 pm and nightly for dinner reservations suggested. Directions: 2 miles from The St. Regis Princeville Resort.
Turn right on HWY 56 and right again at the Chevron Station. CJ’s is at the far right
end of the Center.
Hanalei Gourmet in Hanalei is a casual dining restaurant with a warm and
friendly atmosphere, Directions: 5 miles from The St. Regis Princeville Resort. Take
a right on HWY 56 and go over the one-lane bridge into Hanalei Town. Hanalei
Gourmet is on the left side located at the Hanalei Center.
Tahiti Nui in Hanalei Tahiti Nui has been open for at least 50 years welcoming
Kauai visitors and residents. With their new family member Chef Mauro, he brings
the Italian Cuisine with a twist of island flair. Open for lunch 11-4pm and dinner
5-9pm Nightly entertainment .Directions: 5 miles from the St. Regis Princeville
Resort. Take a right on HWY 56, go over the one-lane bridge, and into Hanalei
Town. Tahiti Nui located on the right side just before the right turn onto Aku Road
(before Kalypso Restaurant) #Descendant movie was filmed here
Mediterranean Gourmet Located in Haena at Hanalei Colony Resort
Open for lunch 11 - 3:30 pm and dinner 4 - 9 pm– Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri and Sat.
Reservations available for dinner– Tuesday features a Luau only. Closed on Sunday
evening. Savor cuisine from across the world without leaving Kauai. A unique,
oceanfront dining experience awaits you at Mediterranean Gourmet. Inspired by the
cuisine and culture of his native Lebanon, Chef Imad Beydoun and his wife Yarrow
have created a relaxed atmosphere and amazing menu selections featuring Greek,
French, Spanish, Italian and Lebanese influences, along with an assortment of Pacific
Rim favorites.
Directions: 10 miles from the St. Regis Princeville Resort. Take a right on HWY 56, go
over the one-lane bridge, and continue passing through Hanalei Town. Continue driving
Hideaways
Proceed out the entry drive of the resort towards the gatehouse. Past the gatehouse, veer to the
left towards the public parking area. A path on the left leads to Hideaway Beach. The trail is
steep and unmaintained. Proceed with caution.
Anini Beach
BEACHES
Take a left on HWY 56 and proceed past the Princeville Airport. After the airport take your
second left and when the road splits take another left. You will see many secluded areas at
Anini Beach along with some of the most beautiful houses in the world. Anini is
recommended for snorkeling and swimming.
Hanalei Bay
Located in Hanalei Town 5 miles from The St. Regis Princeville Resort, take a right on HWY
56 and you will drive into Hanalei Town. Take a right at Kalypso (Aku Road), then another
right at Weke Road. The entire sand-bottom bay is great for swimming and running.
Tunnels Beach
Take a right on HWY 56 and proceed past Hanalei Town. After about 5 miles you will come
to an open area where there is parking, bathrooms and a food truck on your right. The dry
cave will be on your left. Here you can park and walk east back towards Tunnels reef.
Tunnels is great for snorkeling and relaxing. Be aware in the winter of big surf.
Ke’e Beach
Pu’u Poa Beach at The St. Regis Princeville Resort
Offers exquisite scenic views of Hanalei Bay and Mt. Makana. The E Komo Mai
desk offers towels, sunscreen and rental snorkel gear for a tour of Honoiki Reef, one
of the largest fringing reefs in Hawaii. This is the name of our beach
Take a right on HWY 56 and proceed past Hanalei Town and past Haena Beach Park. Ke’e
Beach is located at the end of the road. Good for snorkeling and relaxing. Be aware of big
winter surf and get there early for the best parking.
Check with the Concierge on ocean conditions. We recommend beaches with lifeguards
If you are swimming. Kauai’s oceans can be very dangerous. If in doubt, don’t go out.
Hideaways can be very dangerous during high surf which includes Anini Beach during the
winter months.
Kīlauea Lighthouse
This lighthouse has the strongest candle lens of any lighthouse in the world.
Tours run daily and the views are some of the prettiest in all of Hawai’i.
For any bird enthusiasts there is also a bird sanctuary at the lighthouse.
10 minutes away, the lighthouse is a perfect place to spend the morning.
DISCOVERY
Helicopter Tours
Kaua’i is considered to be one of the best islands for a helicopter tour. You
will be seeing the major highlights of the island, including waterfalls, the
Waimea Canyon, the Napali coast and Mt. Waialeale, the wettest spot in the
world. These flights can be booked with any of our Concierge.
Okolehau Trail (Hanalei Overlook Hike)
Take a right on HWY 56 and proceed to the first one lane bridge that goes over the
Hanalei River. At the bridge you will drive left along the Hanalei River, not towards
Hanalei Town. After about ¼ mile you will see a parking area on the left side of the
road. Park here and on the opposite side of the road you will see a wooden bridge.
Cross the bridge and the hike begins here.
Waikoa Loop (5 mile loop)
Take a left on HWY 56 and proceed for approximately 10 min. Turn right into the
Kauai Mini Golf. Proceed to check-in at the Namahana Café within the mini golf
facilities. You will need to sign a Liability Form as you will be entering private
property. The loop is open Tuesday through Sunday at 11:00 am. Namahana Café
hours are the same. If you are looking to start earlier, please sign the form the day
prior. Bikes are available to rent within business hours only. Great for the family!
Hanakapiai Hike at Ke’e Beach
Take a right on HWY 56 and proceed past Hanalei Town and Haena Beach Park.
Ke’e Beach is located at the end of the road. Once at Ke’e you will see a well marked
sign on the left side of the parking lot. This trail will take you to Hanakapiai Beach. It is
a challenging day hike, but the views are spectacular. Once at Hanakapiai Beach you
can hike up the river to waterfalls or continue on the Kalalau Trail, which is extremely
challenging. Plan on securing a camping permit for hikes to Kalalau.
Princeville Loop (4 miles)
RUN & WALK
TRAILS
Start: The St. Regis Princeville Resort
Run starts at the run/bike path at The St. Regis Princeville Resort gate house. At the ½ mile
mark, the run/bike path crosses over Ka Haku Road to the “mauka” (mountain) side of the
road and continues along the golf course. Continue on run/bike path on the “mauka” side of
Ka Haku Road. When the path forks, continue right through the tree tunnel and loop around
the children’s playground OR Head straight towards the fountain and loop around the
children’s playground. Head back to the resort on the run/bike path.
Princeville Kayak and Hike Loop (6 miles)
Start: The St. Regis Princeville Resort
Run starts at the run/bike path at The St. Regis Princeville Resort gate house. At the ½ mile
mark, the run/bike path crosses over Ka Haku Road to the “mauka” (mountain) side of the
road and continues along the golf course. Continue on the running path (you will have to
leave the trail in order to get to the main highway) all the way to the Kuhio Highway.
Travel South (left off of Ka Haku Road/facing on-coming traffic) until you see the sign for
Princeville Hike and Kayak. Turn left. Run until you see a small path through the white gates.
This is the Mea Ho’onanea path. It will parallel the Prince Course Golf Cart path until you
reach the fountain at the beginning of the Princeville community. Run back on to the run/bike
path back towards the resort.
26 mile marker/Princeville Airport (8 miles)
The Princeville Walk & Jog Path
Pepelani Loop (3 miles)
Start: The St. Regis Princeville Resort
Run starts at the run/bike path at The St. Regis Princeville Resort gate house. At the
½ mile mark, the run/bike path crosses over Ka Haku Road to the
“mauka” (mountain) side of the road and continues along the golf course.
At the Pepelani Loop and Sandpiper Village intersection, cross again over Ka Haku
Road and remain on the path until Pepelani Loop intersects again with Ka Haku
Road. Head back to the resort on the run/bike path.
Start: The St. Regis Princeville Resort
Run starts at the run/bike path at The St. Regis Princeville Resort gate house. At the ½ mile
mark, the run/bike path crosses over Ka Haku Road to the “mauka” (mountain) side of the
road. Continue on the running path (you will have to leave the trail in order to get to the main
highway) all the way to the Kuhio highway. Travel South (left off of Ka Haku Road/facing
on-coming traffic) to the Princeville airport around the 26 mile marker and then back to the
resort.