Island of Kauai, United States of America
Hanakapi’ai Falls

A mesmerizing force of nature.

Hikers, if you’re on the lookout for a strenuous hike with insurmountable rewards, this is your chance. Approximately 300 feet high, the Hanakapi’ai Falls is truly a breathtaking sight. Of course, the journey there proves to be the toughest bit. Of course, well-seasoned hiker or not, if you’re ready for an adventure, embark on this trail. Whether you have trekked rugged terrain to Hanakapi’ai Beach, or made your way up the Kalalau Trail, the hike inland to the waterfall promises both a challenge and breathtaking sights.


Hop over gurgling streams, huff your way up the steep inclines and don’t be afraid to get wet and muddy on this trail! In fact, no amount of preparation can protect you from getting down and dirty on the way to the falls. The exhaustion from the journey will definitely dissipate the moment you set your eyes on the Hanakapi’ai Falls, with the water gushing down like a curtain, into a deep pool below. This will definitely be a one-of-a-kind experience!


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Tips Before You Go
Do note that all water must be filtered before drinking, and that there is generally no beach at Hanakapi’ai from October to April. Wear closed toe shoes, as the trail can get slippery.
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Hanakāpī‘ai Falls, Hawaii 96746, USA