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Queens bath is a unique ocean connected swimming area it is positioned on the edge of cliff and the "pool" surrounded by lava rock. |
Queens bath is a unique ocean connected swimming area it is positioned on the edge of cliff and the "pool" surrounded by lava rock. |
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Located on the north shore of Kauai in the town of Princeville. To get too the swimming area you have to hike down a short trail. During the winter season when the waves pick up it considered dangerous several people have died.When the surf is cooperating, usually in the summer months, the water is calm and crystal clear. |
Located on the north shore of Kauai in the town of Princeville. To get too the swimming area you have to hike down a short trail. During the winter season when the waves pick up it considered dangerous several people have died.When the surf is cooperating, usually in the summer months, the water is calm and crystal clear.A small, freshwater stream flows nearby and is the perfect place to rinse off after sunning and swimming in the Bath |
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Queens bath is a unique ocean connected swimming area it is positioned on the edge of cliff and the "pool" surrounded by lava rock.
Located on the north shore of Kauai in the town of Princeville. To get too the swimming area you have to hike down a short trail. During the winter season when the waves pick up it considered dangerous several people have died.When the surf is cooperating, usually in the summer months, the water is calm and crystal clear.A small, freshwater stream flows nearby and is the perfect place to rinse off after sunning and swimming in the Bath
Directions: Take Highway 56 to Princeville. Turn right on Ka Haku Road. Turn right on Punahele and right again on Kapiolani. Park along the road at the end of Kapiolani and follow the dirt trail along the stream for about 25 yards. At the end of the trail turn left for about 300 yards to the Bath.