Lumaha'i Beach Kalihiwai Beach SeaLodge Beach

Kauai's North Shore Beaches starting from the end of the road, as far as you can go by vehicle;

Hanakapi'ai Beach: trail hike
Kalalau Beach: trail hike
Ke'e Beach; end of the road beach
Ha'ena Beach Park
Tunnels Beach
Kepuhi Beach
Wainiha Beach Park
Lumaha'i Beach (my favorite)
Kahalahala Beach
Hanalei Bay
Waikoko Beach
Wai'oi Beach Park
Hanalei Pavilion Beach Park
Black Pot
Pu'u Poa Beach
Pali Ke Kua aka; Hideaways Beach
Queen's Bath: Good swimming hole, all lava formation, 10 min trail walk
SeaLodge Beach; Private beach, best snorkeling, 10 min trail walk
Anini Beach Park
Wyllie Beach
Kalihiwai Beach: Kalihiwai Beach, no hiking, sand bottom good for body surfing
Secret Beach
Kahili Quarry Beach
Waiakalua Beach
Pila'a Beach
Larsen's Beach
Moloa's Beach
Papa's Bay
Aliomanu Beach
Anahola Beach Park

Weather in Kauai
Kauai has a moderate climate year-round, with little variation in temperature. Seasons are May through October (daytime highs of 84 to 87 degrees, nighttime lows of 70 to 72) and November through April (daytime highs of 76 to 80 degrees, nighttime lows of 60 to 64). Rainfall varies greatly around the island. Even during the wetter winter months, precipitation is in brief spells, with only a few periods of prolonged rain. Kauai's weather is very localized, so if it's raining where you are, a dry sunny beach can be found by driving to another part of the island.

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