Keahua Arboretum

13 reviews

+1 (800) 262-1400

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10/19/22 the road to the arboretum deep into Kaua'i

Kapaa, HI 96746

+1 (800) 262-1400

http://www.kauai.com

Keahua Arboretum is a hidden gem nestled deep within the lush rainforest of Kauai's East Side. This tranquil oasis offers a botanical paradise, with an extensive collection of native Hawaiian plants and trees, providing visitors with a chance to connect with the island's diverse flora and fauna.

With designated picnic areas, hiking trails, and a refreshing swimming hole, Keahua Arboretum is a popular spot for both locals and visitors seeking a peaceful escape in nature. Whether you're a nature lover, botany enthusiast, or simply looking for a serene retreat, Keahua Arboretum invites you to explore its green wonders and embrace the soothing embrace of the rainforest.

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3.513 reviews

Izzy G.

2/6/2024

We were visiting 'Opaeka'a Falls when someone told us there was Rainbow Eucalyptus Trees and a Stream if you keep following the road. We took his advice and Im so glad we did! Such an exciting...

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Geri N.

8/22/2023

If you go here make sure to apply mosquito repellent! They feasted on my legs . Since I visited during the summer, the area was quite dry and I wasn't v motivated to take photos here (probably...

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Placido D.

1/8/2023

This is a beautiful spot for a photo or a picnic. Decent parking and several shaded picnic tables widely spaced along creekside. The bark on the mini-forest of rainbow eucalyptus trees is...

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Robert Q.

1/15/2023

The initial stop in the parking lot is very beautiful with the rainbow Eucalyptus trees and the walk along the water. But take your keep up the dirt road and you will be able to cross the river....

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Tiffani K.

11/11/2018

It's a hiking trail with rainbow eucalyptus trees at the trailhead. GPS will probably get confused. From Hwy 56 in Wailua take HWY 580 about 6 miles, passing Opaeka'a Falls and Kamokila Hawaiian...

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