Yam Bay in Kauai County, Hawaii

Yam Bay in Kauaʻi County is a bay.

Nature
bay

Viewpoints

  • Kawaiele State Waterbird Sanctuary – approx. 32.6 mi.
  • Sunset – approx. 35.1 mi.
  • View point of kawaii, Hawaii – approx. 38.1 mi.
  • Lookout – approx. 38.5 mi.
  • Great overview over Canyon – approx. 40.4 mi.

Picnic areas

  • Pine Forest Drive Picnic Area – approx. 39.1 mi.
  • Kukui Picnic Area – approx. 40.1 mi.

Clothing stores

  • Red Dirt – approx. 37.6 mi.

Campgrounds

  • Camp Hale Koa – approx. 40.1 mi.

Attractions

  • Queen's Pond – approx. 34.4 mi.
  • Cook Landing Site – approx. 37.8 mi.
  • Red Sand Falls at Waimea Canyon Drive. Also known as Red Rock Waterfall. Park in the pullout on the opposite side of the road. You have to climb over a guardrail to get to the falls. The Falls are about 6-7 feet high. You have to hop over a small stream in a mini ravine (about 2 ft wide) to – approx. 38.1 mi.

Places of worship

  • Kekaha Methodist Church – approx. 35.4 mi.
  • Kekaha Catholic Church – approx. 35.5 mi.
  • Door Of Faith – approx. 35.8 mi.

Movie theaters

  • Screen – approx. 32.5 mi.

Fish markets

  • The Shrimp Station at Kaumualii Highway 9652 – approx. 37.7 mi.

Schools

  • Kekaha school – approx. 35.0 mi.
  • Waimea Canyon Middle School MPR – approx. 37.5 mi.
  • Waimea Canyon Middle School – approx. 37.5 mi.

Restaurants

  • Chicken in a Barrel BBQ at Kaumualii Highway 9400 (96796) – approx. 37.3 mi.
  • Wrangler Steakhouse (Fish & Chips, Burger, American, Regional cuisine, outdoor seating) – approx. 37.7 mi.
  • Porky's – approx. 37.8 mi.

Tourist information centers

  • Waimea Sugar Mill – approx. 37.5 mi.

Ice cream shops

  • Jo-Jo's Anuenue – approx. 37.8 mi.
Located in Kauai County
Country United States
Part of Pacific Ocean