Turtle Cove Kauai

Turtle Cove

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(44) · Rock climbing gym in Princeville, United States
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Jan 29, 2025
Group of adults. Steep hike, but worth it! Keep an eye on the tide. Walked through the cave. As we were leaving a lady came up to our car filming us and writing down the license plate number. She ask…Full review by Goldie2110
Jan 23, 2025
This experience is worth the hike down the steep trail. We found it best to do this at low tide as we heard the area can be dangerous at high tide.Full review by EricP228
Jan 19, 2025
Please avoid this area. It’s so dangerous this time of year. My family and I went down there 2 days ago to check it out. We decided to go down there because we had some friends tell us it was amazing…Full review by S8315XZmikeb

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First Trip to Hawaii and picked Kauai :) Was wondering what if Turtle Cove is still okay to Visit in January? I know the …
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First Trip to Hawaii and picked Kauai :) Was wondering what if Turtle Cove is still okay to Visit in January? I know the path can be slippery but worth the hike! If the water is rough does this effect Turtle Cove? Thanks!
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The surf and currents make getting into the cave dangerous. There is no beach, just a short stretch of black lava rocks that the large winter swells crash over. The turtles mate and …
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The surf and currents make getting into the cave dangerous. There is no beach, just a short stretch of black lava rocks that the large winter swells crash over. The turtles mate and lay eggs in the sand in the cave in May June July and 60 days later if no one digs them up, crushes them etc, the eggs hatch and the baby turtles return to the ocean. Since the huge influx of tourists coming down to the cave their chances are almost zero, and the turtles will soon be just a name to a place. Also, the condo association is going to police the parking lot and non residents of the apartments will probably be sad to return to find their car towed. It is a private parking lot.
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Is this also called SeaLodge beach? We are staying in a rental at the other end of Albert Rd. My teenage son went ahead …
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Is this also called SeaLodge beach? We are staying in a rental at the other end of Albert Rd. My teenage son went ahead to scout it out and after a difficult time finding it (he could have been having a teenage moment) he said it was really dangerous to climb down. He had a hard time and thought I'd have difficulty, esp. carrying chairs etc.
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The “path” at the end of Edward Road is treacherous, and the path to the west isn’t much better. We just had someone fall 80 feet a few weeks ago who had to be recovered by …
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The “path” at the end of Edward Road is treacherous, and the path to the west isn’t much better. We just had someone fall 80 feet a few weeks ago who had to be recovered by chopper. There is no beach, only a lava shelf. Rogue waves have pulled people off the lava shelves to drown. This isnt Disneyland.
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Do reviewers realize there are two locations with similar names? - I just realized this is listing for Turtle Cove .... It is Turtle …
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Do reviewers realize there are two locations with similar names? - I just realized this is listing for Turtle Cove .... It is Turtle Cave that is at the end of Edward Road in Princeville.
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Turtle cove is on Oahu. Oahu is a different island than Kaua’i.
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Im a bit confused about how to access Turtle Cave. Is it the super sketchy steep trail at the end of Edward Road? …
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Im a bit confused about how to access Turtle Cave. Is it the super sketchy steep trail at the end of Edward Road? When is the best time to go?
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To get to Turtle Cave, you go down Edward rd. Turn into the resort to the left just before you get to the dead end. The buildings are curved. (The sketchy trail at the end of …
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To get to Turtle Cave, you go down Edward rd. Turn into the resort to the left just before you get to the dead end. The buildings are curved. (The sketchy trail at the end of Edward road is super dangerous and doesn't really go anywhere. We actually saw a fire truck parked above it probably rescuing someone.) go between buildings 5 and 6. You will see a trailhead and some signs warning about the tide. It's semi hard, but not as hard as the one on Edward. There is some ropes to assist you when going up and down. This is a special spot to turtles and locals, no one will tell you where they are and may actually tell you that it is somewhere else or a swim. But I would rather warn everyone about the one at Edward road before another person gets stuck or hurt. (Two locals told us that was the trail!) just be respectful of the turtles, this is a safe place for them. Don't be dumb, wear shoes, don't bring tiny kids. Hopefully this is helpful, it is stunning.
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