The sunny resort coast — reliable weather, snorkel coves, and old plantation town charm.
The all-rounder: snorkeling, beginner surf, a toddler pool — and napping monk seals.
Wild lithified cliffs, sinkholes and secret coves along the south coast's undeveloped edge.
Low-rise grande dame on Shipwreck Beach with a saltwater lagoon and river pool.
A boutique alternative: small, quiet, adult-leaning, right on Poʻipū sand.
Roy Yamaguchi's plantation-era homage — Hawaiʻi fusion in its birthplace generation.
The Hawaiian-style hot dog in a sealed bun with tropical relishes — a Poʻipū rite.
A blowhole that hisses like a legend's lizard before every 50-foot blast.
Hawaiʻi's first sugar-plantation town, reached through a mile-long eucalyptus tunnel.