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 A great spot for family picnics |
End of Weke Road (At Black Pot Beach Park) Kauai, HI 96714 United States |
A visit here fills sightseeing requirements and leaves plenty of time to relax. The pier is located in busy Black Pot Beach Park, and is nearly a century old. Agricultural exporters originally docked their vessels here, but it ceased being of any commercial importance years ago. Now it is a landmark and a hangout spot. Kids gleefully jump off the edge of the pier (a short fall, but good for a splash) while adults sunbathe, fish or talk story; pidgin for "shooting the breeze." Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Playground created for kids |
Lydgate Lane (Lydgate Park) Kauai, HI 96746 United States |
It looks like something out of Disneyland or Universal Studios, but in fact, this wondrous playground is just a community project, built by the parents and used by the children of Kaua'i. There are mazes, special slides, swings and much more. Parents can relax in the Japanese garden while the children play. More than 7,000 people helped to create this playground in the autumn of 1994. While parents built the structures and landscaped the surrounding area, kids kept busy designing tile artwork in all colors of the rainbow. The cheerful, fanciful tile creations decorate the playground to this day. Admission is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular summer sport |
At Anini Beach, end Kalihiwai Road business office: 68-411 Farrington Highway Kauai, HI 96754 United States +1 808 828 0273 http://www.kauaipolo.org |
Hawaii is one of the few places in the world where people can watch professional polo. O'ahu has its own team, as does Kauai. Games take place on a grassy field across from Anini Beach. The world's top players compete in the games; some of them come from South America or New Zealand. Family and social groups are welcome. Even people who are not interested in polo should enjoy the outing. Pack a picnic and bring a swimsuit. During intermission, you can head over to the beach for a swim. Review © 2007, Wcities |