Kauai, Hawaii

Princeville - Lihue - Poipu

Kauai is one of the most amazing places in the entire world. Known as the “Garden Isle” for its spectacular flowers, trees and lush environment, Kauai has been the location of such films as Raiders of the Lost Ark and Jurassic Park. The Na Pali coast on the North Shore of Kauai has perhaps the most stunning physical geography of any location in the world.

At approximately six million years old, Kauai is the oldest of the main Hawaiian islands. In the center of the island is Mt. Wai’ale’ale, which is one of the wettest spots on earth with an annual average rainfall of 460 inches or 1170 cm. This high annual rainfall is what has created the spectacular deep valleys, canyons and scenic waterfalls Kauai is known for. On the west side of the island is Waimea Canyon or sometimes referred to as “The Grand Canyon of the Pacific”. The Na Pali Coast wraps around the northwestern portion of the island and has some of the most scenic hiking trails in the world. Read more.

Tourism is Kauai’s number one economic source and most of the jobs on the island are in the accommodation and food services. Helicopter tours can give visitors a bird’s eye view of the interior of the island, which is inaccessible by car. The resort areas of Princeville on the North Shore and Poipu on the South Shore allow visitors to experience wonderful activities offered around the island. .

Surfers traveling to Kauai will be in for a real treat with the vast array of choices for all skill levels. Spots like Poipu Beach on the South Shore are best in the summer months and Tunnels and Hanalei Bay on the North Shore in the winter months give local and traveling surfers many options year round. The local surfers on Kauai like to keep their spots undercover so showing up with cameras and a car full of friends is probably not the best way to make friends. But just like anywhere in the world, if you show respect to the local surfers you will get plenty of waves in return. Kauai is truly one place every visitor to Hawaii must see to appreciate. See less.

Kauai Live Beach Cams:

Princeville Beach

Live streaming webcam looks over the green hills and blue ocean of Princeville.

Princeville Resort

The Princeville Resort on the North Shore of Kauai gives a close-up view of one of the islands most pristine beaches and resort area. Viewers can take control of the camera and zoom in and out, as well as left and right giving them an interactive look at this wonderful resort.

Poipu

Live Webcam presented by Starwood Resorts. Views of the Sheraton Kauai Resort beaches and surf spots give visitors and locals a first hand, live look at the day’s conditions. Viewers can control the camera’s movement for up to three minutes.

Poipu Beach

Live Poipu beach webcam streaming live views of the Poipu beach coastline from high atop the Poipu Resort.

PKs/Kuhio Shores

This Kauai webcam shows the surf break known as "PKs". It's located beside the beautiful Kuhio Shores condo complex on the south shore of Kauai.

Brennecke Beach

Located beside the beautiful south shore of Kauai. Live streaminf webcam provided by poipubeachkauai.com

Kalapaki Beach

The Kauai webcam is situated at the top of the Kauai Marriott Resort and overlooks the beautiful Kalapaki Beach in Lihue. The HD live streaming webcam is fully controllable allowing you to watch the surf and Kalapaki Bay, East shore, Kauai.

Kauai-Napali Coast

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