Beach Overview of the beaches at the Northern Coast of Kauai from the west to the east:

Kee Beach:
The Kee Beach is located at the northern end of the Na Pali Coast. The trailhead of the Kalalau Trail starts at the Kee Beach. This scenic trail leads along the Napali Coast. Lifeguards, restrooms and showers are provided at the Kee Beach. The Kee Beach and the Kalalau Trail along the Na Pali Coast are very popular. Therefore, the rather large parking lot at the Kee Beach is often full. Visitors should arrive early! No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the  Kee Beach (as at: August 2011).

Haena Beach (and Tunnels Reef):
The beach at the Haena Beach is a wide sandy beach. At the northern end of the Haena Beach is the famous Tunnels Reef. Lifeguards, grills, tables, showers and restrooms are provided at this beach. Haena Beach belongs to the most popular beaches in Kauai. Therefore, the rather large parking lot at the Haena Beach and Tunnels Reef is often full. Visitors should arrive early!    No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the  Haena Beach and Tunnels Reef (as at: August 2011).

Wainiha Beach:
The Wainiha Beach is located next to the road. No facilities are located at this beach.  Only a few parking spaces are available. No parking fee and no entrance fee is charged at the Wainiha Beach (as at: August 2011).

Lumahai Beach (western beachaccess):
No facilities are located at the western part of the Lumahai Beach  The parking lot is extremely small and in a bad candition. No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the  Lumahai Beach (as at: August 2011).

Lumahai Beach (eastern beachaccess):
Only a few parking spaces are provided at the eastern beach access of the Lumahai Beach. The trail to the beach is not marked. The trail to the beach is steep. If the trail becomes wet, it gets slippery and muddy! This part of the Lumahai Beach is located at a pictureque bay with lava rocks at both sides. No facilities are available at this beach. No enrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the Lumahai Beach (as at: August 2011).

Waipa Beach:
This beach is located next to the road. No facilities are located at the Waipa Beach.  No parking fee and no entrance fee is charged at the Waipa Beach (as at: August 2011).

Waioli Beach Park:
Two beach accesses with small parking lots are available at the Waioli Beach Park. Lifeguards, volleyball fields, restrooms, showers, grills and benches are provided at this beach. No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the Waioli Beach Park (as at: August 2011).

Hanalei Beach Park:
The beach at the Hanalei Beach Park belongs to the best beaches in Kauai and in Hawaii. A wide sandy beach is located at the Hanalei Beach Park. Lifeguards, showers, restrooms, a water tap and tables are provided at this beach. The Hanalei Beach Park is one of the mos popular beaches in Kauai. The small parking lot is often full. Visitors should arrive early! No parking fee and no entrance fee is charged at the Hanalei Beach (as at: August 2011).

Anini Beach Park:
The waves at the Anini Beach Park are small. Showers, restrooms, grills and a water tap are provided at this beach.  No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the Anini Beach Park (as at: August 2011).

Kalihiwai Bay:
No facilities are located at the Kalihiway Bay.  No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the Kalihiwai Bay Beach (as at: August 2011).

Anahola Beach Park:
The road within the Anahola Beach Park  is a dirt road. Restrooms, showers and a campground are provided at this beach.  No parking fee and no entrance fee is charged at the Anahola Beach Park (as at: August 2011).

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