6. Natural Bridge-Caverns at Natural Bridge are the deepest caverns on the East Coast and go 34 stories underground below the earth's surface to see nature's magnificent underground landscape of dripstone, flowstone, draperies, pools, stalactites, and stalagmites.
Location: Between PuÊ»upoa and Makahoa Points, Hanalei. Description: Hanalei Bay, the largest bay on KauaÊ»i, is bordered by a white sand beach approximately two miles long and 125 feet wide. The beach is located between Hanalei River to the east and Waipa River to the west.
Hanauma Bay, central among the Koko Rift triplet, is the remnant of a cone thatâs low-lying seaward rim was eventually breached by waves, flooding the crater and creating a deeply indented bay. Hanauma Bay is backed by a wide calcareous beach and surrounded by the high near-vertical cinder walls of the cone.âahu is the most densely populated Hawaiian island, home to almost 900,000 of the total 1,200,000 residents in the State. The combination of a dense population, government, and an industry dedicated to tourism, results in heavy use of the islands shorelines.