Koloa Travel Guide

Once home to the first sugarcane plantation in Hawaii, Koloa is now a fantastic vacation destination. There are pristine and picturesque beaches, as well the opportunity to get out and explore history and natural sites in Koloa. The Old Town of Koloa is charming and lined with local boutiques and gift shops, too. When it comes to dining, vacationers can look forward to local cuisine and lots of choices. There is everything from sushi and seafood to American classics and international favorites.

Things to Do in Koloa

For hiking and biking, enjoy the Koloa Heritage Trail, with lots of fascinating sites along the way. This includes the Spouting Horn geyser. To learn more about Koloa and its past, head to the Old Sugar Mill. This is a historic landmark that was first built in 1835 and where all of the sugar operations happened on the island. There is also the Koloa History Center in the Old Town. For golfers, enjoy a round at Poipu Bay Golf Course. This has been home to the PGA Grand Slam of Golf for many years and now visitors can try the course for themselves. To relax and lay on the sand or go swimming, head to Lawa’i Beach.

Best Time to Visit Koloa

The summer months are popular with vacationers in Koloa. In addition, the fall can be a quieter time to visit.