Location: Poipu
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Kauai’s South Shore is home to some of the country’s best beaches—for swimming, diving and all sorts of water sports. If sunbathing on a gorgeous beach isn’t relaxing enough, try a spa (where many treatments incorporate local ingredients). And if you’re in Poipu for a romantic escape, splurge on an oceanview room—the sunsets are spectacular.
Restaurants in Poipu
1. Kauai Yoga with Antonia Joy
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 59 reviews
Joyful, fun yoga classes for all levels on the beautiful, sacred island of Kauai! Group classes in Poipu with drop-in's welcome. Private classes for individuals, families, and groups! Yoga for weddings! Styles currently offered: Hatha, Yin. Benefits: Feel great! Improve mobility, strength, balance. Learn to breathe in a way that dissolves tension in muscles and fascia, quiets the mind, and brings you to a peaceful focused state. Smile, laugh, and have fun! Can't wait to meet you!
Reviewed By ckdaimler
My husband and I had the opportunity to take yoga with Antonia twice during our stay at the Koloa Landing resort. We’ve both done a fair amount of yoga and thought she was a great teacher. The class was just what I wanted. A little bit of sweat, a little bit of stretch, and I left refreshed and ready to take on the day. My husband thought it left him feeling better than the massage he had earlier in the trip! Class is every Tuesday and Thursday at the resort (outside when weather permits) and is complimentary as a guest of the hotel.
2. Sports Massage Poipu
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
TRAIN smarter, RECOVER faster, WIN more often! Sports Training Po'ipu for Serious Athletes with Performance Goals. Unleash exceptional power, speed and stamina. Individualized training programs: precise biometrics, science-based nutrition, innovative performance-driven programs, and recovery routines that get you back into the game faster, stronger. As an active athlete, Alannah feels your pain--and more importantly, knows how to precisely, elegantly and swiftly relieve it. As an Olympic sports scientist, Alannah trains you to unleash the inner winner! As Master Massage Therapist, Alannah brings decades of highly professional expertise to assure you of rapid pain relief, complete injury rehab, progressive gains, and breakthroughs when you need them most. Licensed in Hawai'i HI MAT 10107
3. Anara Spa
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4.5 based on 178 reviews
The largest spa on Kauai, Anara Spa blends Hawaiian traditions with the enigmatic and soothing powers of nature to create the ultimate in relaxation. The open-air environment maximizes Kauai’s exceptional climate. Relax pool side, enjoy steam sauna and whirlpools before a treatment. Experienced therapists offer massage, body and facial treatments in private rooms or hale (thatched-roof huts) each opening to its own tropical garden. Full service salon features everything for your hair and nail needs. Weekly and monthly passes are available for fitness center and fitness class access. With open-air elegance and new features Anara Spa provides a Hawaiian spa experience like no other.
Reviewed By katherinew447
Fantastic facial from Maureen. My skin has never looked better. I have been to other lovely spas but this was the best. A friend had a body scrub and she also raved about her services. The two ladies who had massages were quite. Intent as well.
4. Stevenson's Library
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 91 reviews
Stevenson's is the South Shore's luxury nightspot. Featuring sushi & spirits, the expansive bar offers island drinks, creative martinis, beer, wine, sake, aged scotch, cognac and port selections, all with a fabulous view. Take a seat at the 27-foot, hand crafted koa wood bar, dine at the ocean view sushi bar or or on the terrace. Open daily 5:30 pm to midnight with inventive sushi served 5:30 to 9:30pm. Located at the Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa.
Reviewed By SJChristine - San Jose, United States
We ate here as sushi is one of our favorite dinners out. We were impressed. The menu choices were great, with several specialty rolls. We particularly liked the blackrock roll (seared ahi with tempura shrimp) and shipwreck (fresh salmon, eel, avocado). Of note, they use ocean eel instead of freshwater eel (anago vs unagi), but from our perspective it was essentially the same. The drinks menu is similarly great, with some interesting twists on typical drinks. The mango martini and samurai mule were both good.
5. Poipu Shopping Village
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 205 reviews
About Poipu Shopping Village: Poipu Shopping Village, it’s everything you’re looking for. In the heart of Poipu amid a lovely garden setting, with award-winning restaurants, unique and eclectic shops, art gallery, gift stores, jewelry stores and boutiques. You will discover a colorful array of shops, services and eateries on Poipu Road and Kiahuna Plantation Drive in one convenient location. It is the home of Keoki’s Paradise Restaurant, Pietro’s Pizza e Pasta, Puka Dogs, Bangkok Happy Bowl Thai Bistro & Bar, Anuenue Café, Island Taco, Papalani Gelato, Starbucks, Kauai Juice Co., Crazy Shirts, Honolua Surf Co., Whalers General Store, Na Hoku, Van Balen Fine Jewelry and much more. Stop by and enjoy Hula and live Hawaiian music every Monday and Thursday at 5 pm under the Banyan Trees. Island shopping doesn’t get much better than this! Join us for The Village Market the 1st & 3rd week of each month. Check out our Facebook page for up to date events, too.
Reviewed By Manderj - Nuneaton, United Kingdom
This is a great shopping area with some very nice shops. Na Hoku is a great Jewellery store with some lovely Hawaiian inspired pieces. Making waves has a great selection of swimwear , t-shirts, dresses and footwear. Elephant Walk has a great selection of Olu Kai shoes and flip flops. Cariloha is a shop selling goods made of Bamboo. Such lovely t-shirts. Sheets towels etc, which are extremely high quality. There also some great eating places. Love Keokis a great place to eat in lovely surroundings. Well worth a visit.
