The Nà Pali Coast State Park lies along a 16-mile stretch of rugged land in Kaua’i, Hawaii. Nà Pali is derived from the local language and means ‘High cliffs’. And as the name suggests, the shoreline comprises very high cliffs rising 4,000 feet above the Pacific Ocean. Originally formed to protect the Kalalau Valley, the park is situated on the oldest inhabited island of Hawaii. The park offers beautiful vistas and picturesque areas, where one can go hiking and camping.
Nà Pali Coast
