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Things to do in Hawaii, United States: The Best Mini Golf
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1. Kauai Mini Golf & Botanical Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 433 reviews
This is not your typical miniature golf course. There are no clown's mouths or windmills to shoot through. This 18 hole putting green style course is set within a lush Hawaiian botanical garden representing the different eras of Hawaii's culture. Meanwhile, water hazards, pipe shots, and many other obstacles make for a fun and challenging experience. Along the way you will travel through Hawaii's history, learning about the islands storied past and its beautiful tropical flora. This combination of recreation with education in a beautiful setting creates a truly unique experience for both the local community and visitors on Kauai's North Shore. Furthermore, mini golf is a great game for keiki, kupuna, dates, families, and even those looking to brush up on their short game. While on the Anaina Hou campus, enjoy free events, casual dining, farmers markets and more!
Reviewed By coloradokarly - Arvada, United States
We had a lot of fun with this! The course is designed well and well maintained, and it was interesting having it in the botanical gardens and made it beautiful. There are drinks and snacks for purchase. Overall, a great way to spend some time.
2. Anaina Hou Community Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 61 reviews
Anaina Hou provides a 30-acre non-profit gathering space on the beautiful North Shore of Kauai. Play a round of miniature golf set within a lush Hawaiian botanical garden, hike the Wai Koa Loop Trail, join us at our weekly farmers market, or grab a treat in our cafe. Please note, we do enforce COVID-19 protocols and procedures, including wearing face masks.
Reviewed By barbd893 - Sublimity, United States
The Wai Koa Loop Trail accessed from the mini golf course on the north shore of Kauai is a must activity while visiting Kauai. Check in at the mini golf desk. There is no charge for this adventure and it is self-guided. Be sure to bring water, wear comfortable walking shoes and a hat is nice. Put on the sun tan lotion and proceed down the trail. A walk through the largest mahogany forest in North America is how your walk begins. There are various sites along the way. The suprise at the half way point is a gorgeous stone dam. There is ample space to sit and soak in the view. Then you walk back to the starting point. Easily a half day adventure if you go at a leisurely pace but you can complete the walk in two hours if walking briskly.
3. Maui Golf & Sports Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By alexrehberger9 - Los Angeles, United States
We wanted to do something casual and fun on our last day in Maui, so we figured why not go mini golfing. We had driven by this place several times on our way to other attractions, and I'm so glad we stopped! This was a great way to spend an afternoon - the holes were just challenging enough to keep us engaged, everything was well themed, and there were even a few surprises along the way! We played both courses, and thoroughly enjoyed both of them, although I would suggest starting with the easier course and working up to the more challenging course (which, as a benefit, was also less crowded). The park also offers an 18-hole ADA course that is a combination of both courses.
4. Bay View Mini-Putt And Zipline
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 75 reviews
Bay View Mini-Putt and Zipline, located in Kaneohe, is one of Hawaii's most popular family attractions. We offer wholesome fun for everyone; for those who are young, to those who are young at heart. In addition to 36 holes of miniature golf, we offer Oahu's first commercial zipline.
5. Tiki's Family Fun Center
6. Waikiki Resort Hotel Spa
Massage spa located inside the hotel. It offers organic coconut oil and dry massage, as well as stone and facial massages. This is the best place to relax. And it's safe to stay in the hotel. Please contact.
7. Ali'inoa
Established in 2018, Aliʻinoa ("chief of freedom") is purely Hawaiian-owned and operated. Our activities are authentic and genuine; vetted by esteemed native scholars and cultural practitioners. Not your "typical touristy" stuff... we pull back the curtain on the true Hawaiʻi.
