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Makawehi Lithified Cliffs

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Koloa, HI 96756

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4.57 reviews

Maggie M.

11/3/2018

This is hike hosts my favorite views in Kaua'i! If you are in Kaua'i this is a must see. If you can get here slightly before sunrise this will be one of the best memories you take home with you....

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Ritu D.

10/1/2021

Beautiful view from Shipwreck beach. Small parking lot and a trail at the back that we did not walk on. No idea if you can climb on top but no cliff jumping allowed.

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Robert C.

3/19/2018

Everyone has heard of the cliffs of Dover. How about the cliffs of Poipu? Drove past the Grand Hyatt hotel parking lot, and turned onto Ainako street just before the Poipu Bay Golf Course. Pass...

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Bob T.

2/1/2017

10 minute hike to the point with 270 degree views. The whale watching would be excellant but it was really choppy water the day we went.

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Amber E.

11/17/2013

Beautiful, and not too difficult trail. Went with the kids one morning, and intended to come back a second time, but didn't have the chance. Next time. Gorgeous views of the colorful cliffs and...

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