This place is very kid friendly…read more We came to borrow some books while we were visiting. We were pleasantly surprised that they have this play area set up for the kids to play quietly.

Great Friends of the Library book sale today . The volunteers were stellar! They were welcoming,…read moreknowledgeable, compassionate and respectful. Thank you for all of ur efforts.

Great little museum stocked full of Kauai history. It will take you about 2 hours and you do need…read moreto take your time. Very clean and nice gift shop. Your ticket is good for another visit within the week. Very educational on not just Kauai but also Hawaii in general.

This museum is full of great exhibits, but it was so crowded the day we went due to rain! There…read morewere areas I would have loved to be a little bit more spread out so we could take it all in as my two sons (8 and 12) are huge history buffs and could have spent hours looking at every single artifact. My father instilled a true appreciation for Hawaiian culture and history in me and I'm proud that my sons are taking interest as well. This museum spans many aspects so get ready to go slow and enjoy. We appreciated so much of this museum and wish everyone visits when they come to Kauai!

I love libraries ... and not just for the free wi-fi! This…read morelibrary has strange hours that might not be as posted or the same as last time you came. Just call and find out!! This one has a large selection of books, magazines, other stuff. If you can't find what you want... ask the reference librarian to help you (ask nicely) or look up the books you want online. The Library can request items from other libraries or get information online. Sometimes there is a book sale, or local news postings. Enjoy! Keep Reading!

Great library but why would a library be closed on Mondays? Just be closed on the weekend guys duh.read more

Another great library in the Hawaiian Public library system!…read more We are (non-resident) members. Each library we visit has so many books to enjoy. Since we are here for 2 weeks we checked a couple out to read. In the Sale Books area, We found 2 great paperbacks, $1 each, to buy. There are also DVDs, and current releases to purchase. Make sure to check hours they are open during the week, closed on weekends. Easy parking.

The staff at Kōloa Public School Library are awesome! They go above and beyond to accommodate the…read morepeople who visit there. I'm not very adept at computers but they are super helpful and patient. Mahalo for your time, patience and knowledge bc without your help I would still be scratching my head in total confusion. Two thumbs up and kudos to KPSL.

What a big collection of books for all ages. We are…read morenon-residents, fee is $25 for five years or $5 for 3 months. Many libraries here on Kauai.

A nice neighborhood library very close to the shore on the Main Street in town…read more You can borrow CDs to play in your car for the long drives around the island and pick up local papers and flyers to find out what's going on in the area.

Local libraries can be beat. They have access to all in the…read moreHawaii library system!! The meeting room next door is great!!

Being that this library is closer to where I live, I like coming here to read and relax. They have…read more6 computers with internet and 2 others for book find and word search. They open on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday from 9:00-5:00 P.M. Then on Thursday from 12:00-8:00 P.M. DVD's are for rent @ $1.00 a week. Also I like to use their die cuts for crafts. Hanapepe library provides different types of activities for children and adults.

Located on Northern Kauai, this lighthouse and reserve are an amazing and must see location. It is…read morelocated in Kilauea, off the main road through some residential areas. The road dead ends near an overlook with tight parking, but you can see out and down to the ocean and the walls are covered with birds of all types. A gate stops you from entering the grounds of the reserve and lighthouse. If you go to recreation.gov you can make reservations to visit, there is usually a fee, but we came on a free day. Past the gate, you drive down a steep drive to a parking area with government buildings. You then walk out to the ranger station, gift shop and lighthouse area. This is a historical location which should be explored. It is also a reserve for animals and you will mostly see the birds and learn about them. You can get your national park stamp and visit the gift shop. Lots to see, and I would add this as a must see on Kauai! You will have to plan ahead to get your reservation.

Located on the northernmost tip of Kauai, Kilauea Lighthouse was built in 1913 and served as a…read morebeacon for traveling ships approaching the island. Nowadays, although outdated and no longer in service, this lighthouse still serves as a popular beacon for tourists visiting one of the most frequently visited attractions on the island. Situated within the Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge, you'll have to pay admissions in order to enter. We serendipitously showed up on one of the admission-free day without even realizing it, so was only subject to the $1 reservation fee. There are several parking lots after you pay, all of which fill up fast. However, the ranger will direct you where to find available spots. The walk to the lighthouse will treat you to some breathtaking views of the cliffs and water below. And if you're lucky, some nice variety of marine life in addition to the plethora of birds flying around. We happened to see a swimming sea turtle at one point at the cliffs below thanks to the crystal-clear Hawaii waters. And although you can walk right up to the lighthouse to take pictures, entrance into the lighthouse itself is barred as they have suspended tours inside.

Thursday story time for kids is amazing. I live in Wailua, but had errands to run (drop off…read moredonations at Restore and take a dip at Salt Pond) so decided to check story time out with my 18 month old. As soon as we walked in we were greeted with smiles from a librarian who also explained how story time worked. He also knew it was our first time. The security guard was so sweet and she made sure to come over to us and say hello and tell us where the changing table was. The librarian who did the reading was so engaging and good with the kids. She also recognized us as being new to the group. The parents were very welcoming and warm also. The toys and the free play available were very nice. They also have a nice cool AC. Apparently, I'll have to come back to Waimea more!

My issue is the long line and the lack of available packing supplies inside. I wish they had an…read moreautomatic machine like some of the other post offices have. However, I gave this location 4 stars because the staff is so friendly, helpful, and professional. They do their job well and try to save you money by offering the cheapest shipping. They are quick and efficient - hopefully they hire more workers during the peak business hours because the line does take a while.

Never seems to get easier the line is always long since the cut backs. You would think they would…read morehave at least 2 people at the counter during lunch time when most people can get here BUT no they don't. Oh well I should look into on-line payment and then drop off my package during break.