Kauai East Shore - Kapa`a & Wailua

Island of Kauai

What to see - Kapa`a

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Kaua`i Children’s Discovery Museum, Kaua`i Village Shopping Center, Kapa`a, 808-823-8222, www.kcdm.org. Open Tuesday-Saturday 10 am-5 pm. Admission: adults $5, children $4. Everyone from keiki to adults will appreciate this non-profit museum. This is a place where you can bring the whole family. There’s something for everyone here. Kids can visit the StarLab Planetarium, learn about marine life, or take part in ongoing education programs. There’s an area for kids to run, climb and jump, put on costumes, bowl, pretend, and have fun. There’s also a Cultural Village, which features kid-sized houses representing Japan, Polynesia, China and the Philippines. Exhibits and programs change frequently, so call the museum for the latest programs.

King Kong’s Profile. Driving north along Kuhio Highway, just past mile marker 16, look back you’ll see a mountain that bears a striking resemblance to King Kong. Did you know that the 1976 King Kong movie remake was filmed on Kaua`i?

Hawaiian Art Museum, 4504 Kukui Street, Suite 11, Kapa`a, 808-823-381. The museum features Hawaiian artifacts from Serge Kahili King’s private museum of art and artifacts, focussing on Hawai`i, Africa, Oceania, Asia and the Americas. The museum is sponsored by Aloha International. They have hula and healing classes throughout the week.

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