Very few villages retain their distinctive local flavor as with Anahola. You will find yourself amazed with the bounty of nature and the charming appeal of its community. Because of its minuscule size and unassuming atmosphere, Anahola is often overlooked by tourists driving along the highway in a hurry to get to the neighboring villages. However, for the observant and careful driver, finding Anahola is like stumbling upon a veritable treasure trove in an unlikely place. Situated in the eastern coast of Kauai Island, Anahola is also part of the 'Coconut Coast' because of the coconut trees that line it's shoreline.
Anahola is famous for its beach park. Situated along Anahola road, the beach is a beautiful place to go for vacation. It features an offshore protective reef for scuba diving and snorkeling with the fishes. Here, you can have a lot of fun swimming or playing along the golden sands. Because the place has large areas and shade provided by the trees, you could easily find yourself lounging or sleeping for quite some time.
However, Anahola Beach Park is not like the other resorts that are found in Hawaii. It is devoid of colorful pavillions that peddle souvenirs, of cottage huts, and of outdoor bars that sell chilled drinks and snacks. Yet, its pristine, albeit rugged, environment is enough to bring tranquility to mind, body, and spirit, thus making the place a perfect retreat from the troubles of the city. If you find yourself tired of the water activities, this beach park has picnic tables where you could rest and have a quiet meal. Anahola's famous mountains can be seen from far away, yet is still able to awe people who are fortunate enough to see it.
Anahola's roads are peppered with small, roadside stalls peddling fresh leis made of colorful flowers, refreshingly flavored ice shaves, and local Hawaiian food. After all the fun activities and the sights you went to in Anahola, try and sample their local product that have tourists raving.
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