On the south of the county of Kauai, there is a small town called Koloa that is worthy of some attention when you are traveling on vacation to Hawaii. Most people when making their itinerary for visiting Hawaii, focus on the main islands, however there are those little towns that offer some of the best experiences. Koloa is one of these places.

Koloa is full of history. For example, this was where the first sugar plantation was, called the Old Sugar Mill of Koloa. In addition, this town is home to some of the oldest structures in all of Hawaii. And this history is still evident in the way that the town is today. It is only twelve short miles from the Lihue Airport, meaning that it will not be far out of your way whether you are traveling by air or by sea.

So what exactly is there to do for the tourist in the small town of Koloa? Surprisingly, there are numerous things to do. There are numerous water sports that people can choose to participate in. For example, scuba diving, sailing, swimming and fishing are some of the most common. For those wanting to participate in some of the culture that is found throughout the town, then Koloa Plantation Days is a festival held during a specific month that most enjoy. The festival is much similar to hometown festivals in other parts of the US that focus on games and provide a parade for all to enjoy. For those that are interested, you should make sure to book your vacation during this time, as it will sure to be one of those events that you do not want to miss.

There are other attractions that people should visit while in Koloa, such as the Atlantis Gallery and Waita Reservoir. For those that want to participate in shopping, they too, will not be let down. As there are a variety of shops located in the area that offer native items, as well as souvenirs to take home with you.

The fun in Koloa never stops and is year round. So no matter when you visit, you are ensured to have a great time and learn a great deal about the Hawaiian culture.