Turtles Cave Princeville, Kauai

[@wesharrington5937]

I use to hike down to this Cave back in 1983 When I was 20" and lived on Kauai. I use to be a landscaper for the Sandpiper Condos down the road a bit in Prince ville, what a magical place.

[@bobwilson913]

We are really happy you are enjoying our beautiful island. Please remember both the Monk Seals and the Hawaiian Sea Turtles are on the endangered species list. We beg you to leave them alone and let them have the wonderful cave without human interference. Mahalo plenty!

[@YESports]

From storms mud slide now covers the entrance to the cave plus trail is unstable. Not recommended.

[@arnoldstollar5375]

Hawksbill and leatherback turtles are rare to see , as are hawksbill turtles. Most of the turtles Are ‘Green Sea’,turtle species. , of Hawaii.

[@arnoldstollar5375]

This cove was part of the Club Med beach, near the Hanalei River, at Princeville , Kauai. hurricane Iniki altered the coastlines , property boundaries.

[@ericschiffer4849]

U think I can bring my sons down dea one is 5 years old other one is 9 years old

[@kboi1da550]

+Eric Schiffer thanks for watching... Oo yah.. the walk down is okay.. one part is kinda steep.. but theres rope you can hold. Once you hit the rocks 2-3 ft of water until your in the cave

[@YESports]

Not when high tide or high waves not for kids. Bring light for tunnel. plus rock shoes

[@etchfactor5478]

Why would you post this video? The turtle cave is a quiet and safe place for the turtles to go. Drawing attention to it just brings more visitors to it. If you love Kauai, tell your friends about Maui.

[@kboi1da550]

+Andy Ecsedy Thanks for watching.. first of all, this video shows the entire trail into the cave.. most times there isn't any turtles.. its a hit or miss.. but i dont show the street or road to the trail.. most locals from kauai know of it.. and also im pretty sure you can google it and find it.. not really a secret anymore.

[@baron6271]

Your video is ok. The real problem videos are the ones with drone shots! Someone even pinged this place on Google Maps. The genie is out of the bottle.