4.5Akaka Falls State Park(6.332 reviews) - Falls - if you have time…make your way to it! Spent More than 3 hours State Parks • Waterfalls
The one thing we realized the park was helping with human foot traffic was posting a sign that said ONE WAY - you enter to the right and walk and enjoy the local trees and fauna. Follow the trail and it will lead you to the falls itself! There are two lookout points for photo ops. Easy walk.ONE VERY short trail. Parking was a bit of a challenge / park outside the park lines and it’s free. Park inside the very small lot it’s 5.00 and it’s entry fee is 5.00 as well. There’s a machine that takes credit card and local attendants are checking.See more..
4.0Rainbow Falls(3.934 reviews) - Tour Of Hilo 2.5hr Waterfalls
Waterfalls located on the big island of Hawaii.See more..
4.5Manoa Falls(3.715 reviews) - Manoa Falls - worth the trip Friday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Waterfalls
This scenic 150-foot-tall falls is only accessible via a hike through the rainforest. It's a 1.5-mile round trip, which takes about an hour or two from the trailhead. Wear good shoes as the path can get muddy and slippery, and bring bug repellent and plenty of water. Manoa Falls is a great photography spot, and the location has featured in movies and television shows like Jurassic Park and Lost. Cool off in the pool at the base of the falls and grab a snack and a refreshing pineapple smoothie for your walk back to civilization. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.5Wailua Falls(3.550 reviews) - Beautiful falls, but hard to get a good picture Waterfalls
This two-tiered 80-foot-tall waterfall located near Lihue is famous for being featured in the 1970s TV series, Fantasy Island. These spectacular falls are easily accessible—no hiking required—and can be seen from the nearby carpark. Visit after rainfall when the falls are exceptionally impressive, or in the morning for a chance to catch a rainbow when the light is just right. Be careful though—it's not recommended to hike to the base of the falls as it's steep and slippery. You can see the falls on a day trip or from up above on an air tour of Kauai. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.5Waimea Valley(2.530 reviews) - Hidden cultural and botanical gem Friday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Historic Sites • Valleys • Waterfalls
Also known as the Valley of the Priests, this lush region is home to various historical structures en route to a 45-foot-tall waterfall.See more..
We found this hike to be an incredible experience. But a few warnings, make sure you have a parking permit or a shuttle ride or both (from gohaena.com). And make sure you have plenty of time for this hike, at least six or seven hours, depending on how long you want to spend at the falls. We are both experienced hikers and were surprised at how long this hike took. Also, bring at least two liters of water per person and snacks. It was well worth the trip, we would highly recommend this hike, it was the highlight of our Kauai visit. See more..
4.5Halawa Falls(38 reviews) - A must do in Molokai Waterfalls
I am not even sure where to start, this tour was exceptional from start to finish. We met Greg at Halawa Park. He told us about his family and about the history of the Valley. He taught us about his culture and how he is keeping it alive by teaching us and others. We went thru ceremony of asking permission to visit his father, his home and his land. We hiked to Mo’oula Falls on the way seeing historical and sacred areas in the Halawa Valley. We swam at the falls. By the time we were done we felt very connected to the land, current residents and ancestors of Halawa Valley. I hope we can hold this in our heart long after we return home.See more..
