Resort & Area Attractions

Camp Hyatt offers fun-filled days (and nights) for kids ages 3-12. Activities include shell bracelet making, hula lesson, palm frond weaving, arts & crafts, movies, games, and the afternoon is capped with a splash in the pool. 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily. Advanced reservations are requested by 6:00 p.m. the day prior. Please note, all children must be toilet-trained, no pull-ups are allowed. Activities are designed to meet group interests, and may change based on the group's ages and needs. Cancellations and changes are accepted four hours prior to scheduled time without incurring a charge. For reservations or more information email kauaicamp@hyatt.com.

Find an oasis within at Anara Spa where the open-air setting maximizes Kauai’s ideal climate and beauty. Here, traditional healing methods blend with island-fresh botanicals to refresh and renew. Drawing on the soothing and healing properties of nature, Anara Spa is set amidst lush gardens. Treatments take place in thatched roof bungalow or rooms that open to their own private patio garden. Treatments include relaxing massages, facials, manicures, pedicures, and much more. Facilities include steam and sauna rooms, outdoor lava rock showers, whirlpools and a float pod. The largest spa on Kauai, Anara also features an open-air fitness and yoga room, a meditation lounge, soaking pools and a fitness room with state-of-the-art cardio and weight machines. Anara delivers a truly unique Hawaiian spa experience.

Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa is dedicated to perpetuating and educating both visitors and residents about traditional Hawaiian culture. Each day our lobby atrium is filled with a variety of artisans and craftsmen who display their wares and "talk story". Explore the history, stories, music and dance of Polynesia at our twice weekly Luau.

Located adjacent to the resort, this Robert Trent Jones, Jr. designed course will challenge your game while offering incredible views. An award-winning Pro Shop carries quality golf apparel and exclusive logo wear. Featuring daily lessons and clinics, GPS equipped golf carts, complete locker rooms and a full practice facility.

Get a whole new perspective on the island as you cruise the coastline. Sunset cruises, snorkeling cruises and tours along the spectacular Napali Coast. November through April you're likely to see our winter visitors, Humpback whales.

Feeling adventurous? Check out remote areas by ATV, visit waterfalls, travel along scenery so stunning it is used for movies, and get a little dirty! Or opt to fly like a bird, ziplining across the islands beautiful interior. Or go tubing down former sugar cane culverts. Float along and enjoy the scenery.

Truly one of the best ways to see all that the island has to offer. Helicopters can take you to areas that would be otherwise inaccessible, as well as giving an amazing viewpoint on some of the most famous attractions. Get a bird’s eye view of Waimea Canyon, tour the coastline or travel over a hidden waterfall.

Kauai's beauty makes it a natural setting for many major motion pictures. Take a guided tour to the scene of movies including The Lost World, Mighty Joe Young, Outbreak, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Jurassic Park and more.

Located on the South Shore of Kauai, Allerton Garden is a paradise that has been transformed through time by the hands of a Hawaiian Queen. Treat yourself and someone you love to a special tour of the Allerton Garden at Sunset.

Explore beautiful Kauai through the eyes of local artists every second Saturday of the month from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Art Walk at the Shops at Kukuiula. Check out eclectic galleries with art ranging from photography and impressionistic art to contemporary art and sculpture. Located two miles from the resort.

Experience a day in the life of an 1860s sugar planter on a visit to Grove Farm Homestead. Visitors can explore the sugar plantation lifestyle museum with exhibits about life from 1864-1978, including the restored family home.

Spanning 240 acres, Na ‘Āina Kai features 13 gardens, a hardwood plantation, a moss- and fern-draped canyon, and a pristine sandy beach. More than 70 bronze sculptures are scattered throughout the gardens of this once-private estate.