Family trip to Kauai Island with children. Ideas on where to go with your child

Kauai Island will appeal to active and curious children. There are many interesting natural sites and many places where your child can get acquainted with the life and customs of the inhabitants of Hawaii. Alas, there are no "civilized" entertainments like water parks, amusement parks or large cinemas on the island, but a child of any age won’t be bored here. Be sure to visit with your child Haena Park. This is not only an incredibly beautiful place with grottoes and caves but also a real find for those who are interested in the ancient history of Hawaii. You can show your children the ruins of constructions built more than two thousand years ago by the ancestors of modern locals in the park.

Be sure to visit Kauai Museum with your child. It is one of the largest cultural institutions on the island and throughout the archipelago. The museum’s exposition is equally devoted to the past of Hawaii and life, temper and customs of the natives today. It will appeal to young intellectuals, who are interested in historical research, and just curious children who are ready to explore the outfits of Hawaiians or ancient devices. For a better acquaintance with the local customs, you can go to some of the small local villages, which population still earns a living by growing sugar cane.

You should better travel around the island on foot. If your child is grown-up, strong and adventurous, you can’t miss a chance to go along the Kalalau trail together. There are several options for the route – you can walk on the quietest section of 3, 5 kilometres, you can go hiking for a day on the part of the trail length of 9 kilometres, and then follow the longest path – 18 kilometres, where you spend a night at the far point of the route. In the latter case, by the way, it is necessary to get permission for the installation of the tent. If desired, you can fly by helicopter over the Waimea Canyon, fly around the island on a light aircraft, go to the bike tour with your child. However, only hiking gives you the best opportunity to get acquainted with the local flora and fauna. Copyright www.orangesmile.com

There are a lot of things to see on the island. Young ornithologists will have a chance to see dozens of species of birds In Kilauea, including a rare Hawaiian goose. Moreover, a child can enjoy the wave rising up ten meters and scattering milliards of drops near Spouting Horn. Kalalau observation deck provides a perfect view of the island. Do not miss a chance to show your child the 25-meter Wailua Falls. If your child loves plants, you can visit with him all the local Botanical gardens. McBryde Garden in the Lawai Bay is rich with a large number of plants. There is the residence of Princess Emma in Allerton. Princeville is well-known for its fruit. You can try pomegranates, passion fruit, mango and other fruit here. You should note that it is necessary to book a trip to Princeville, otherwise, you will not be allowed to enter there.

Kauai is a nice place for cycling. Does your child like active holidays? Then you can master surfing, windsurfing, canoeing or tubing together with your kids. There are several very picturesque routes for horseback riding. If you want to introduce your child to fishing, Kauai is the best choice! There is an opportunity to fish on the shore and go out with a fishing rod in the open sea. If your child likes to watch the underwater world, you should go together to Anini, popular among divers and snorkelers because of the rich underwater world. Poipu will appeal to active children because there are always a lot of tourists and there is someone to play with. Mahaulepu will please romantic people who love to admire stunning views. Girls may like the idea to start mastering the Hulu dance.