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Since we stayed at the Marriott we saw a lighthouse in the distance and thought it would be cool to drive over and take a look. It was super close to the hotel, but to drive to the lighthouse you need to off-road. After passing the first set of gates, it's an off-road for about half a mile or a little more than that to the lighthouse. But not too far from the first gate you'll meet a second gate. Both of the gates are open during the day, but the second gate was closed at night time. It's pretty bumpy so I recommend having a durable car and going during the daytime would be best since there's a bunch of dips that you might not see at night. During the day you might be able to walk but it is a little far and there's no shade cover. At night it's really dark and was a bit eerie, so we ended up turning around. Unfortunately, you can't go inside the lighthouse, but you can walk around it. There's a few rocks where you can get a better view, but be careful and wander at your own risk. It's a really beautiful view of the ocean and the waves. Also it's free!
I want to eat my lunch with a great chill view and this landmark came in to my Google map search. This is only a 10mins. drive from Lihue airport and could be a great mini stop for taking photos. We came here in a great sunny day and the sky is so clear. Perfect! This quaint small lighthouse offers a beautiful views of the ocean. Although you cannot go inside the lighthouse just be on the bottom outside on it and eat your lunch while you have this 180 degrees view is enough for me to have appreciation on this landmark. You got to see the Nawiliwili Bay from afar and the horizon is just perfectly aligned. Not a lot of people come here or maybe we just got lucky coz we are the only people in the area which I enjoyed so much - no photo bombers at all! Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow Yeeps.
Unfortunately you can't go in it to see what it's like inside. Earlier today we went to the Kilauea Lighthouse, and it does give tours on designated days. This lighthouse is also more difficult to find - it's located next to a fenced, restricted area of the Lihue Airport, back behind the golf course at a Marriott Resort. We walked 1.3 miles round trip to see the lighthouse. The road was uneven, rocky, and bordered with lush greenery and lots of small white butterflies. We could have driven down to it, but the road looked more like a golf cart path than a road for cars. The lighthouse is very pretty as you approach it. The scenery around and below is also magnificent. Then I walked behind the lighthouse, and saw the graffiti. Why do some people think it's okay to deface buildings?? It was a beautiful day to take a walk and see the Ninini Lighthouse. 3/7/23
Landmark in Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii... When my penpal asked me where I wanted to go during my brief layover, I answered, "Ninini Lighthouse - because it's ten minutes from the airport!" I think this was an unusual request because it's not a popular place. It seems like some vagrants used to hang out here... And the road to the lighthouse is unpaved and has some potholes. Some people wrote that they jogged here. I can't imagine doing that! Other reviews state that it was muddy - they must have come during Hawaiian winter when it rains more. However, in my case, it was a sunny September day. My penpal tried to distract me by taking me to Kilauea Lighthouse which is 40 minutes from the airport. We had lunch and the question came up again: where do you want to go? Same answer from me: Ninini Lighthouse. I couldn't think of anything else. We didn't have time to do things we did in the past such as kayaking nor cruising on the Wailua River to Fern Grotto... So, Ninini Lighthouse it was! Haha! Good thing we were in a truck (not a luxury vehicle)! It turned out to be great! The view of the coastline, the fresh, cool breeze, the graffiti on the side of the lighthouse, the makeshift memorial in the bushes for someone who passed away, the airplane flying overhead... LOL! Such a unique memory! By the way... The lighthouse (built in 1932) is still functioning to this day!
Remote and hard to get to, but close to LIH airport so worth the stop. GPS navigation worked great to get us there. Road a little rough so good that we had a small SUV rental. Lots of history from time when mariners were dependent on light houses. There was a little over grown memorial under a tree off the rough parking area.
Nice lighthouse! Very pretty panoramic views of the ocean and mountains. Also very cool seeing incoming planes come in and how low they get. However, this place has a ton of homeless around. Trash everywhere, dogs on the loose, drugs, etc. Accessible by foot or by car. Beware though, it's really better for SUV/trucks/jeeps. Our little sedan rental has a hard time on the unpaved dirt road which included a few potholes that scrapped the bottom of the car. A few locals we asked about this place say it's really gone downhill in the last few years and they all stay away themselves.
OFF ROAD!!! The road to the lighthouse is a one way off road pass the golf course. If you're a tourist in a compact car rental, park by the golf course and hike .5 miles to the lighthouse. The view is beautiful and worth the trip. An important thing is This is a spot where the locals go to go fishing, so tourist be courteous.
I love seeing old lighthouses. Being a lighthouse keeper would have been an awesome job if you like being close to nature. We got real close to nature on the way to Ninini Point Lighthouse. After the road ended our poor suv felt like the Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland. The mud and huge potholes made for an authentic experience as this was likely how it was back in 1906 when they built the lighthouse out of wood and concrete. Nawiliwili Bay is to the north and the sea is to the west. Wind was wild and whipped sea spray on us as we neared where the sea met the land. Scent of salt was on the air. Back in California there tended to be an orange gray haze in the distance. Here I was amazed by how clean and crisp everything looked. We were the only ones there enjoying the awesome view and the moments of solitude. There were tide pools in the rocks for the kids to explore. Sadly the lighthouse isn't open to visitors and someone had sprayed painted parts of it. Still there was a stark beauty to the weathered monolith. Steel and salt water merged into rust. Long abandoned windows still let light into abandoned structure. This is the place to be alone with nature.
What a hidden little surprise this was! I was looking on my handy dandy Yelp app trying to figure out what to do before returning to the airport. Ninini Lighthouse is located right by the airport. I just followed my google maps directions from my phone. I was hesitant driving here though, at some points I wasn't sure if I was allowed to keep driving as far in as I went. But just trust your maps and keep going till you reach the end.
5 months ago
It may seem like you're driving to nowhere or you're invading a golf course at a fancy resort but keep going. Once you get close you may want to park unless you have a 4wd vehicle. The road gets pretty uneven at the end. You won't have to walk far. The lighthouse itself isn't large or fancy but the views that surround it are stunning and make it all worth the drive to find it. The volcanic rocks and cliffs against the ocean waves crashing in just leaves you in awe. read more
This lighthouse is off the beaten path. In fact, the path to it is a dirt road that in a few places is a bit beaten! Nevertheless, it is accessible by car. Drive slowly over the few areas that are not smooth. We visit this lighthouse several times a month. Great ocean watching! Fabulous whale watching (when in season)! And over flight of aircraft too! Take some time and visit this point, known as Ninini point, and so is became the name of the lighthouse. While you are there, take your trash out. Like all beautiful places of Kaua'i, leave no trace of your visit. Mahalo! read more
This is a historical landmark that is located at Ninini Point St. Lihue Hi, the original wooded one was built in 1939, a new concrete was built in 1932, close to Lihue airport. It was a clear day and this was the first piece of history we saw as we were cruising by to dock in the port of Nawiliwili bay. There are fifteen lighthouses in the Hawaiian Islands. read more
Since we stayed at the Marriott we saw a lighthouse in the distance and thought it would be cool to drive over and take a look. It was super close to the hotel, but to drive to the lighthouse you need to off-road. After passing the first set of gates, it's an off-road for about half a mile or a little more than that to the lighthouse. But not too far from the first gate you'll meet a second gate. Both of the gates are open during the day, but the second gate was closed at night time. It's pretty bumpy so I recommend having a durable car and going during the daytime would be best since there's a bunch of dips that you might not see at night. During the day you might be able to walk but it is a little far and there's no shade cover. At night it's really dark and was a bit eerie, so we ended up turning around. Unfortunately, you can't go inside the lighthouse, but you can walk around it. There's a few rocks where you can get a better view, but be careful and wander at your own risk. It's a really beautiful view of the ocean and the waves. Also it's free! read more
I want to eat my lunch with a great chill view and this landmark came in to my Google map search. This is only a 10mins. drive from Lihue airport and could be a great mini stop for taking photos. We came here in a great sunny day and the sky is so clear. Perfect! This quaint small lighthouse offers a beautiful views of the ocean. Although you cannot go inside the lighthouse just be on the bottom outside on it and eat your lunch while you have this 180 degrees view is enough for me to have appreciation on this landmark. You got to see the Nawiliwili Bay from afar and the horizon is just perfectly aligned. Not a lot of people come here or maybe we just got lucky coz we are the only people in the area which I enjoyed so much - no photo bombers at all! Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow Yeeps. read more
11 months ago
Great views! Be careful, the road can be a bit challenging on a mid size car. Secluded place to take in nature. Unfortunately some spots on the island are "overrun" with homeless and run down. This one is still very clean and great to visit. read more
3 years ago
Unfortunately you can't go in it to see what it's like inside. Earlier today we went to the Kilauea Lighthouse, and it does give tours on designated days. This lighthouse is also more difficult to find - it's located next to a fenced, restricted area of the Lihue Airport, back behind the golf course at a Marriott Resort. We walked 1.3 miles round trip to see the lighthouse. The road was uneven, rocky, and bordered with lush greenery and lots of small white butterflies. We could have driven down to it, but the road looked more like a golf cart path than a road for cars. The lighthouse is very pretty as you approach it. The scenery around and below is also magnificent. Then I walked behind the lighthouse, and saw the graffiti. Why do some people think it's okay to deface buildings?? It was a beautiful day to take a walk and see the Ninini Lighthouse. 3/7/23 read more
Landmark in Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii... When my penpal asked me where I wanted to go during my brief layover, I answered, "Ninini Lighthouse - because it's ten minutes from the airport!" I think this was an unusual request because it's not a popular place. It seems like some vagrants used to hang out here... And the road to the lighthouse is unpaved and has some potholes. Some people wrote that they jogged here. I can't imagine doing that! Other reviews state that it was muddy - they must have come during Hawaiian winter when it rains more. However, in my case, it was a sunny September day. My penpal tried to distract me by taking me to Kilauea Lighthouse which is 40 minutes from the airport. We had lunch and the question came up again: where do you want to go? Same answer from me: Ninini Lighthouse. I couldn't think of anything else. We didn't have time to do things we did in the past such as kayaking nor cruising on the Wailua River to Fern Grotto... So, Ninini Lighthouse it was! Haha! Good thing we were in a truck (not a luxury vehicle)! It turned out to be great! The view of the coastline, the fresh, cool breeze, the graffiti on the side of the lighthouse, the makeshift memorial in the bushes for someone who passed away, the airplane flying overhead... LOL! Such a unique memory! By the way... The lighthouse (built in 1932) is still functioning to this day! read more
2 years ago
Remote and hard to get to, but close to LIH airport so worth the stop. GPS navigation worked great to get us there. Road a little rough so good that we had a small SUV rental. Lots of history from time when mariners were dependent on light houses. There was a little over grown memorial under a tree off the rough parking area. read more
5 years ago
Nice lighthouse! Very pretty panoramic views of the ocean and mountains. Also very cool seeing incoming planes come in and how low they get. However, this place has a ton of homeless around. Trash everywhere, dogs on the loose, drugs, etc. Accessible by foot or by car. Beware though, it's really better for SUV/trucks/jeeps. Our little sedan rental has a hard time on the unpaved dirt road which included a few potholes that scrapped the bottom of the car. A few locals we asked about this place say it's really gone downhill in the last few years and they all stay away themselves. read more
OFF ROAD!!! The road to the lighthouse is a one way off road pass the golf course. If you're a tourist in a compact car rental, park by the golf course and hike .5 miles to the lighthouse. The view is beautiful and worth the trip. An important thing is This is a spot where the locals go to go fishing, so tourist be courteous. read more
I love seeing old lighthouses. Being a lighthouse keeper would have been an awesome job if you like being close to nature. We got real close to nature on the way to Ninini Point Lighthouse. After the road ended our poor suv felt like the Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland. The mud and huge potholes made for an authentic experience as this was likely how it was back in 1906 when they built the lighthouse out of wood and concrete. Nawiliwili Bay is to the north and the sea is to the west. Wind was wild and whipped sea spray on us as we neared where the sea met the land. Scent of salt was on the air. Back in California there tended to be an orange gray haze in the distance. Here I was amazed by how clean and crisp everything looked. We were the only ones there enjoying the awesome view and the moments of solitude. There were tide pools in the rocks for the kids to explore. Sadly the lighthouse isn't open to visitors and someone had sprayed painted parts of it. Still there was a stark beauty to the weathered monolith. Steel and salt water merged into rust. Long abandoned windows still let light into abandoned structure. This is the place to be alone with nature. read more
4 years ago
Be prepared for a bumpy dirt road for the last 1/2 mile. Cruise ships visible. Airlines overhead. Good view from the point. A nice stop. Secluded. read more
What a hidden little surprise this was! I was looking on my handy dandy Yelp app trying to figure out what to do before returning to the airport. Ninini Lighthouse is located right by the airport. I just followed my google maps directions from my phone. I was hesitant driving here though, at some points I wasn't sure if I was allowed to keep driving as far in as I went. But just trust your maps and keep going till you reach the end. read more
9 years ago
08/23/2017 It's an interesting trek getting to this lighthouse. You must drive adjacent to a lovely resort, golf course and the last part of the road is red dirt running along the fence line for the airport runway. Since it rained quite a bit during our trip the dirt road was a bit muddy in a few places and somewhat bumpy. I'd recommend taking an SUV or some other type of vehicle that sits higher off the ground for this reason. Interestingly enough there is no signage from the main road telling you this is the way to the light house, only the resort logo's. After we drove into the resort winding around and around, did we see a very small sign pointing the way. Kinda weird, like they did not want you to know it was here. Well no worries, our GPS found it for us, hah! It's well worth the journey as the views are breathtaking and the lighthouse is quite stoic, despite the graffiti on a small portion of it. Shortly into the brief walk, a huge plane flew low overhead in preparation for landing. Quite fun to lay down on the flat lava rocks and look up right as they flew by. The girls enjoyed exploring the tide pools below. We found many birds including; the Myna, Nene the Hawaiian goose, Cattle Egret and the Red crested Cardinal. The Myna's seem to be unafraid of the cars going by and frequently cross right in front of you. A quick tap on the horn disperses them quickly if you get in a pinch. Just had to do that once. It was pleasant to sit and watch all the birds various behaviors. Ninini is an 86 foot tall lighthouse originally built in 1906, then rebuilt and upgraded in 1932. The inside is closed to the public due to no full time light keeper. read more
This is an okay lighthouse to visit, but you get a bit of sketchy vibe during certain times of the day. There is a lot of trash in the area, recent trash, and during our visit a woman sleeping (passed out?) in an open Jeep, as well as two guys smoking a joint (scowled at us, excuse me while I kiss the sky...) on the rocky point. Like the Old Koloa Sugar Mill...worth the photo stop and to say "I've been there..." but not a highlight of the trip. Visit the Kilauea Lighthouse for a much better and more informative experience. Three stars for the cool view of the nearby harbor, as well as watching the container ship navigate its way through the choppy surf. read more
8 years ago
Ninini Lighthouse is located right by the airport and just so happened to be within walking/running distance from our rental. We ran there one morning and discovered it's a perfect spot for whale watching! So this rating is more for the whale watching opportunities. It's so close to the airport that airplanes literally fly over you. The lighthouse is not open to the public as others are on the island, so it's really more of a cool lookout point. You can drive or get there on foot from the Marriott Lagoons resort. The road is a little bumpy...but we had an SUV so it didn't bother us. We also got there on our trail run....so the road really isn't thaaaat bad. If you're interested in catching a cool view with airplanes flying overhead...check this spot out. :) read more
Very close to our Marriott hotel and also close to the airport. You can drive up to it but you have to drive off road a round dirt road. When we were there the lighthouse was closed and you couldn't go up into the lighthouse . It had rained all week so the dirt road was muddy but glad we got to see it. Another reason to spring for the suv. read more
7 years ago
Cool place for a beautiful panoramic view and photos. There is some graffiti and vandalism and it is a bit off the beaten path, but it is worth it for a photographer. While we were there a plane came in for a landing and I got some sweet photos on its approach with the lighthouse. The attached panorama was shot out in front of the lighthouse. This lighthouse is unmanned and was erected in 1932 (and I believe was automated in 1953). read more
8 years ago
This lighthouse is a quick detour near the airport to kill time and enjoy the views. Now I can say I visited two lighthouses on Kauai island. You can drive right up to it from the grounds of Kauai Marriott and golf course take the dirt road and when the bumpy dirt road splits keep straight thru the tall bush. Google maps took us right to it. Make sure you have a high vehicle the dirt road has a few bumps and a few big pot holes. Don't forget to turn around to take in the mountain views of the island. read more
When getting to The Lighthouse you will see a dirt road path That you Can drive to The Lighthouse. Follow this road for about 0.7 of a mile. You will see The Lighthouse at The end. Its Super peaceful and gives you a Nice little huene view of Kauai. I like this place because not many people come here. I was able to relax and really embrace Kauai's beautiful scenery and what it had to offer. I had my friend take a cute picture of me by the lighthouse. Please remember to malama The Āina by picking up trash you may bring. Enjoy this spot! read more
10 years ago
Located near the airport, this lighthouse is totally accessible as long as you have a car that can make it about one mile on dirt road. There's not a lot to see, but the view is gorgeous and it's really cool being able to get up close to a lighthouse. read more
Nice lighthouse. Cool that it's still in operation. The area can be a bit sketchy (garbage all over and a few seemingly long term drug users lurking about with their unleashed pitbull). Made the experience very uncomfortable. The dirt road isn't bad if you have the right vehicle. Instead, I'd pay the $5 per person to visit the Kilauea Lighthouse in North Shore...much cleaner area, the views are spectacular and we saw Nene, Albatross and migrating Humpback whales! read more
8 years ago
10 years ago
This a really cool little light that is usually overlooked. We were fortunate to see it because we were on a cruise ship. We had a nice view as we were docked in Nawiliwili Harbor. It would be nice to hike out to it and get the views of the harbor. read more
10 years ago
Had to check out this lighthouse. Very cool to see it up close. You have to drive a little off road but it's worth it. Very peaceful and a great view. I wish people would stop throwing trash in the bushes and off the rocks. There is a memorial set up near the lighthouse for Christopher Isaac Creamer which is very saddening. There is an amazing youtube video about the memorial for this young 19 year old. Check it out. Time moves on for us, for you it stands still. You will be forever ageless as we grow old, your smile will never wrinkle, nor will that shine in your eyes fade.. read more
7 years ago
Ninini Point Lighthouse has beautiful views but unfortunately the site is poorly kept & homeless meth users were surrounding the structure. Our family managed to escape with a few photos & then rushed off towards the nearby Marriot resort. Worth visiting if you are safely armed but avoid at night! read more
11 years ago
Super disappointed! Behind Kauai Lagoons golf course and just not very scenic. The road to get there is pretty bad (after the end of the golf course area). I love lighthouses and I'm sad that I didn't feel this one at all. The other lighthouse was so much better and well maintained (of course the other one there is a small fee). Giving it two stars because no lighthouse shud ever be one star or less... read more
11 years ago
We had a few hours to kill before we needed to be at the airport, so I decided to check this place out. Not expecting much, I was wowed when we got there. The view is amazing!! The lighthouse itself is locked but you can see Kalapaki Bay! To get there, we drove into the Marriot property and all around until we got to a dirt road. It's a little bumpy, but it's all worth it for the experience. You can also watch planes fly overhead (low-ish)! read more
12 years ago
To get to the lighthouse, you have to go through a short bone-jarring ride along a deeply rutted dirt road. It's worth the bumpy ride if your car can handle it. The view from the lighthouse is truly spectacular, especially during sunset. read more
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