Discover 7 parks for wildlife viewing within driving distance of Waimea
"Waimea is a ranching town known for its paniolo (cowboy) heritage and cool upland climate, making it a popular base for exploring North Kohala attractions."
Lapakahi State Historical Park features ancient Hawaiian village ruins and cultural exhibits on the Kohala coast.
"Waimea residents and travelers can experience a different side of Kauai by visiting Ahukini Pier for its historic charm and ocean views."
A scenic fishing pier on Kauai’s east coast, popular for fishing and ocean views.
"A ranching town with a cool climate, Waimea is ideal for visitors seeking a blend of upcountry charm and coastal adventure."
A coastal park with black lava fields, turquoise bays, and abundant wildlife.
"A ranching town with cool upland climate and farmers markets, drawing visitors who enjoy both mountain and coastal activities."
A coastal park on the Big Island featuring white sand beaches, lava fields, and clear waters.
"Known for its paniolo (cowboy) culture and rolling pastures, Waimea is a gateway to north Hawaii adventures."
A historic bay park known for snorkeling, marine life, and cultural significance.
"Waimea is known for its canyon and as a historic landing site of Captain Cook, appealing to history buffs and adventurers."
A spectacular coastal park on Kauai featuring towering cliffs, lush valleys, and remote beaches.
"Waimea is the gateway to Waimea Canyon but also serves as a base for exploring the island, including the lush north shore and Hāʻena State Park."
Hāʻena State Park features scenic beaches, lush forests, and historic sites on Kauaʻi’s north shore.
