Location: Anahola
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What to do and see in Anahola, Hawaii (HI): The Best Things to do
Anahola (literally "deadly winds" in Hawaiian) is a census-designated place (CDP) in Kauaʻi County, Hawaiʻi, United States. The population was 2,223 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Anahola
1. Angeline's Lomi Lomi Massage
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5.0 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By IanS567 - Klaipeda, Lithuania
A friend told us to do this massage because she loved it. Waohhh Awesome!! We were even more lucky because it was a rainy day and the steam bath and salt scrub procedere before the massage was the cherry on the cake. It’s an experience, not an ordinary massage. I do many but this 4 hand treatment is a gift to yourself! MUST DO
2. Hale Pule Ayurveda and Yoga
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. Bhakti Yoga Shack
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5.0 based on 23 reviews
A Yoga Gathering meditate with heart-opening kirtan chanting, live music and community interwoven with guided meditation & Yoga breathe - followed by a delicious vegetarian/vegan dinner" Take time out of your busy day to relax, refresh and fill your life with positivity. This is offered free of charge to all and no prior meditation experience is necessary. When: 5pm every Sunday
4. Kauai Couples Massage
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5.0 based on 19 reviews
ALOHA! Kauai couples massage is a professional massage business specializing in creating a memorable couples massage experience with the true Hawaiian tone and feel. We share with you the authentic ALOHA spirit in our work methods and practices. We offer beach-side or in-room services, what ever your needs may be. Our team of massage therapists have been thoroughly trained in many massage modalities with the Hawaiian LOMI LOMI as one of our specialties and most requested. LOMI LOMI is a sacred Polynesian form of massage passed down within Hawaiian families, a true skill that we have all accrued and are honored to practice and share with our clients. Listening to the sound of waves roll in along the beach, palm trees swaying in the breeze along wiht birds singing their happy songs during your massage is therapy within itself. Kauai is a very healing island that will only aid in your relaxation during your stay....
5. Eat The Rainbow Cooking Class
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Eat The Rainbow brings you to the source of Kauai's color and deliciousness. On a gorgeous 28 acre organic farm, taste unique tropical fruits and harvest your own food straight from the ground and orchard. Enter our kitchen to whip up a 3 course plant-based meal, overseen by the vegan chef and ayurvedic health coach, Aliki. Savor your edible masterpiece with new friends and a stunning view!
Reviewed By grantlacorte - Kilauea, United States
Wow! This was hands down my favorite part of our entire trip to Kauai, and we did a lot of amazing things!! I absolutely loved how authentic and unique this experience was. We were welcomed onto a private organic farm where we got to learn all about the tropical plants and foods around us. We got to harvest fruit off the tree and veggies right out of the ground, taking them straight to the kitchen. What a special experience! The farm is absolutely stunning. Our teacher knew so much about vegan cuisine and raw vegan lifestlye, the plants. She is also an ayurvedic health coach, which she weaves into the class, especially if you ask. We made SUCH a delicious meal - homemade pesto zoodles, coconut bacon bits, and a decadent raw vegan lime cheesecake for dessert. What more could we ask for?! DEFINITELY do not miss out on this Kauai experience! Bring the whole family! You will not regret it.
6. Anahola Hawaiian Land Farmer's Market
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4.5 based on 26 reviews
A farmers market for the benefit of the Anahola farm land lessees to sell their home grown produce, plants and value-added products. The farmers market also supports other local vendors and products.
7. Anahola Beach Park
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4.0 based on 192 reviews
Reviewed By Kimbers08 - San Francisco, United States
This is a very local beach that was not at all crowded when we visited. There are two parking areas and it is important to note that they are not paved. We went during the rainy season and there were quite a few mud puddles (most were 4 inches or less depth). It was no problem for us in our Jeep, but I can imagine smaller cars could struggle after heavy rain. We had the beach mostly to ourselves, minus a few locals napping down the beach. The water was clear and there were cute little crabs running all over the beach into their holes. The views were gorgeous and the palm-tree lined beach was peaceful. Note that the beach itself isn't very wide, so there isn't much room to lay out towels on the sand itself, but there is grass to use. There are restrooms and a lifeguard station. I don't know how often the lifeguard is on duty.
8. North Aliomanu Beach
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4.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By 572miriams - Berkeley, United States
This part of Kauai is quiet, beautiful,and less pretentious than the north shore or the south shore. We loved it here!
