Super friendly and offered us some great advice on where to snorkel. Highly recommend! Mahalo!read more

Borrowed some sets of clubs to play at the Wailua Municipal Course…read more Clubs were okay, lots of nicks and pretty worn grips on several. Bags were in good shape. Checking them out was a lesson in patience. We arrived while another group was getting set up to go snorkeling- and that was a decent wait. The group ahead was very thoroughly trained in their gear down to "here's how you apply sunscreen".....Staff are VERY thorough and the computer system was VERY slow. So don't come in a rush brah. Returning was much quicker and easy peasy.

We had an amazing round on Monday. Sun was out, with some cloud cover and light breeze…read more Course is maintained VERY well. Greens are tricky!- be ready for none of them to break the way you think. 17th hole has the best view. Carts are in good shape. Highly recommend! Have cash in case their computer system is down! That was a little bit of a shock, but there is an ATM on site.

Amazing views and well kept for a muni. Driving range closed post-hurricane. Chill atmosphere made…read morefor a super fun round.

The clubs were great, and in good condition. Reasonable prices, and very accommodative customer…read moreservice! Thank you!

This is the go to course for affordability and location! Hole 17 is almost worth the whole…read moreexperience. Friendly folks at the pro shop and easy pace made this a winning combination!

LOVED IT HERE!!! Uncle Ricky is the best and was such a thoughtful and supportive starter! He…read moreexplained everything so well to us and was great to converse with! All the other employees are so kind too! The course is so beautiful too and the front nine are jungle themed with things like ravines and the back nine are ocean themed, giving gorgeous views of the coastline and cliffs.

Place is under renovation so there is no clubhouse. They have a halfway house that serves as a…read morequasi-shop. Signage on the roads is terrible. My uber driver had no idea how to find the place. Once I got there though, wow this place is impressive. Practice areas are really nice. The chipping/pitching green is huge allowing you to take some longer half wedge shots. Range balls being part of my fees was nice. I got to play by myself which was good and bad. On the good side, I played my butt off. I think I hit 12 fairways and had a chance to shoot 80. On 18, I picked a club for a 2 club wind. It ended up being a 3 club wind! Elevation changes and water are nice touches. Had one of the best rounds of the year with no witnesses. Course was in fabulous condition. Greens were just right on the speed. The views are why you come here though. Breathtaking. I played this same course on my honeymoon 25 years ago. Still wonderful to this day.

Beautiful course in great condition. Played twilight for $45 with a cart, this is a great deal. I…read moredidn't bring clubs and rented a set for $37, the clubs were really good quality and were perfect. The course is well maintained and in great shape. Most of the holes have pretty open fairways. The par threes are fun to play. The course has a few challenging holes and you just have to play smart. The greens are nice and in great shape. The entire course is surrounded by beauty, some of the most breathtaking views on any course in Hawaii. You can book the tee time online, easy and no problem. The club house is nice and the staff from the starter to the guys that take care of the clubs and carts were friendly and professional. They were very helpful in providing the layout of the course. Great experience at Puakea Golf Course and I will definitely be back to play again. Thank you for the great experience.

This is a great mountain view course, with a lot to offer, at a price point that wont break the…read morebank. Fairways are pretty well taken care of. This isn't a high-end resort club, however I saw the local resort club when went went over for lunch, and they looked very similar in upkeep. Greens are unpredictable.. couldn't get a measure if they were fast or slow. Skill issue 100%, but just giving way to how I faired on the course. Some challenging scenery, with roughs that beg to swallow your golf ball into the abyss. I luckily only lost a sleeve...which is great considering the rentals came with a sleeve. Rentals were PXG lightnings. 14 clubs with 3 woods and a putter. Great set in good condition, being rentals. Pro shop Auntie was great. All the workers were super nice and helpful. Auntie spaced me out, golfing solo, where I had no issues with anyone behind me, and barely saw the twosome in front of me. I can see how this is a favorite amongst a lot of locals and traveling golfers. If I lived on the island, this could very well be a home course. If you believe that the other courses around are a little bit high in price, Puakea will not disappoint you for a more affordable island golfing experience!

Let me lead with...this is a MUST do in Kaua'i. Fear or not, this is a very fun, vulnerable and…read moretherapeutic time out in the outdoors to 2 very beautiful waterfalls that you get to both see and repel down. Katie and Matt were phenomenal guides and really created a safe space in what can be deemed as being scary to many. They furthermore create opportunities to bond and celebrate each other through the process of repelling and learning to repel, while knowing their audience and really bringing the perfect hospitality feel. This was well worth the money and the time that they give you out there - they also provide equipment and gear for you at no added cost, which has not been the case at many of the other things that we have done. They also will provide you with choices of how or where you can propel within your comfort and based on skills and teach you how to dry repel prior to actually doing it which really helps with boosting confidence - I was very fortunate and comfortable with being vulnerable and ventured through the waterfall! Cannot guarantee this to anyone, yet it made my experience very memorable and put me into a huge state of humility and peace. We will be back again and I hope it is sooner over later! I hope that people find this review invaluable as well. Cheers, Stephen

We did it!!! Waterfall rappelling is checked off our adventure bucket list! This was such a truly…read moreunique, exhilarating Aloha experience and more fun than we expected. Naan & Shiz were the best. We felt safe and comfortable throughout the tour. First, was a practice run on dry land. Next, we hiked down to the 30 foot waterfall in 2 separate groups of 4. Last, we hiked through a muddy trail and crossed a stream to the 60 foot waterfall!!! This is a once in a lifetime experience and a must try. We plan to make this a regular activity when in Kauai when we can do it with our eyes closed (just kidding about "eyes closed").

AINOFEA was a great find in the Kukui Grove Center. They have a wide range of sizes which is rare…read more The store also had numerous options whether you were looking for keychains, hats, and bags or swim wear. When I went the store was clean and well stocked. Honestly, there's so many options that you will probably walk out with if not something for friends and family it will be for yourself. Additionally, I learned that the creator is someone who is born and raised on Kauai who creates the designs. From talking to the person manning the shop, they also shared that this company readily gives back to the athletes in their community with a focus on MMA - so it felt good to be a patron of a true local business.

From the owner: Ainofea pronounced " eye no fee ya" in Hawaiian slang means I have no fear or I no fear…read more Local and unique apparel with modern day fashion. T-shirts, Dri fits, Leggings, Swimwear, Dresses, Aloha shirts, and unique gifts you cant find anywhere else. Located in the Kukui grove shopping center across of Game stop. Open 10am daily.

Just finishing up a week rental of "Patsy" and had an incredible journey with her all around the…read moreisland. I highly recommend it to adventurous people who don't mind roughing it a bit - the freedom the Campervan gives you is worth it. It is reasonably priced and has everything you need for campervan camping. I'm going to offer some advice on how to make the best out of the rental because I had to learn the hard way but then I became a master at how to make the most of Patsy and we had a really awesome journey together. First of all - DO YOUR RESEARCH! Tripadvisor has a lot of good forums on camping in Kauai. I did not do this research and I was not really prepared and had to learn as I went along. MOST IMPORTANTLY: there are no county or state parks in Kauai that allow you to sleep overnight in your campervan. So even though you may get a permit to camp, you are not legally allowed to sleep overnight in the van - you have to set up a tent and sleep in that which seems like eating the purpose of having the van. The first night I stayed in Anahola Park I didn't realize this and I was nonchalant about getting up and out before the Ranger came around. He informed me that it is illegal to sleep in the campervan. Josh said that it was very rare for this to happen - lucky me! I drove to the other side of the island to Saltpond where I had a permit for five nights but when I got there it was so crowded and hot and a police officer told me it wasn't safe to camp! I freaked out on poor Josh saying I had nowhere to stay and was homeless! I think it was because I was traveling alone and I was still uptight just arriving here. Josh was super patient and kind and helped me make a reservation at the private Kumu Campground at Anahola where they let you sleep in your van. Kumu is a great spot to make base camp for exploring the north side of the island. I recommend booking campsites as early as possible as they get booked up. The sites near the ocean are the best. Be prepared for locals at the beach having parties and making noise - this is their home and we are guests. Noise never lasted long and I slept really well there. Donna the camp hostess is super friendly and helpful and the hot showers are a great treat! I met a few locals at the great Tiki Iniki bar in Princeville one of whom said he had to live in his car for a few months when he first moved to the island. He said the trick to sleeping in your car at beach parks is "In at 10, up by 5" meaning - don't set up your van like you are going to sleep in it until 10 pm when the Rangers have gone home and get up early so if they come by you can just say you just got there. People get up really early in Hawaii and go to the beach so this is totally reasonable. Many other people I met camping in cars or vans confirmed this strategy but quite frankly I stayed at the Pine Trees Beach Park in Hanalei for several days with no problem and that was awesome! I went to sleep at dusk and was up at dawn and slept really well. One night there was a lough party with awful music so I moved down the road to another park. You can't do that with a hotel room! The advantage of staying at a beach park is that the bathrooms never shut down and they are services every day and pretty clean. There are only cold outside showers and that gets a little old because its hard to get all the sand off but again, totally worth it. Warning about Haena - word is that when they open the road you have to get a reservation ahead of time TO PARK and they will enforce that strictly as they are trying to keep traffic to a low to help maintain restoration of the area after the flood. I would do extensive research into that before coming but that is definitely worth the homework. Be prepared for change! I met several other Kauai Campervan renters on my journey who also loved their Campervans but one couple had booked a stay in Koke'e State Park but fire closed it down. The good news is that it is easy to find a place to park and camp. If you can park near a park with a bathroom - that is all the better. Finally, I LOVED driving Patsy around - she is a GREAT beast - so much more better than driving a rental car. People think you are a local and flash you a shaka when you cruise by! if you are surfer you can pile the boards on the top. The only problem I had with Patsy is that the locks on the back door and sliding door where funky and it was frustrating at times when I couldn't get them to lock. I recommend that they replace the locks before the next renter takes her out for a journey. Last Word: Learn the history of this island nation and the culture of the indigenous Hawaiian people BEFORE coming here. Hawaii is an illegally occupied sovereign nation that was stolen from the Kingdom of Hawaii. Get some EAducation and tread lightly on the island paradise! Aloha will enrich your trip and your life! Aloha Aina! Hui ho! Mahalo Kauai Camper Rental!

This was my second time car camping in Kauai, but my first time renting with Kauai Rooftop Campers,…read moreand I can honestly say they made all the difference. Since we planned this trip last minute, finding campsites in the more remote areas was tough. Thankfully, KRC provides an excellent travel guide that not only lists camping spots but also gives insider tips on how to make the most of your trip. That guide was a lifesaver. It led us to Kumu Camp, which was perfect for our group of six, and even pointed us toward hidden gems like Anini Beach. Without it, we probably would have been stuck scrambling. The camper itself was fantastic. It was comfortable, well-equipped, and thoughtfully stocked with everything you need. What stood out most, though, was the team. Jonathan and his crew were communicative, flexible, and genuinely cared about making our experience unforgettable. When I wanted to extend my stay, they made it seamless. When I accidentally left a few belongings behind, they went out of their way to return them. That kind of service is rare. If you are considering car camping in Kauai, here are a couple of takeaways for success. Book early if you can because campsites do fill up, especially near the busier beaches. Make sure to use KRC's travel guide because it is full of reliable, local recommendations you will not find on Google. And most importantly, embrace flexibility because the best part of car camping here is the freedom to pivot plans and discover new places. Kauai Rooftop Campers does not just rent vehicles. They give you the keys to experience the island in a way that feels adventurous, authentic, and stress free. Highly recommend them for anyone wanting to see Kauai beyond the resorts.

Got me some sweet Nike thong slippers for a steady price. Good location too right almost in the…read morecenter of Kauai's Kukui Grove mall.

JERRY IS THE RUDEST most inconsiderate human being I have ever met!!!! He should NOT be working in…read morecustomer service if he doesn't like customer service. He was so rude I had my two children with me and he made them feel like they didn't belong shopping! We spent $100 and it's sad this is the only shoe store on Kauai because I would never come back there as long as he's working