MoFate's Drop in the Bucket List: Kaua'i Day 4

Day 4 in Kaua'i had a cloudy start and a few rain showers over the afternoon. Here's a quick a summary of the day, followed by a video and some of our favorite pics.

Wailua Falls
Opaekaa Falls
Kaua'i Path

Things to know if you visit

Kaua'i Path is a fantastic 8 mile path right on the ocean front. It's good for walking but even better for biking. The northern 4 miles are the most scenic parts of the path, which is convenient because the town of Kapaa falls roughly at the 4 mile marker. Try to go any day apart from a Saturday because the Kapaa Beach Shop is closed on Saturdays. They offer bike rentals for the day for about $10 and had great tripadvisor and yelp ratings. We were there on a Saturday and hence had to rent from Coconut Coasters Beach Bike which is just next door. They charged $20 for two hours per bike.
You can no longer hike down the Opaekaa Falls trail. Its a dangerous trail that's seen a few causalities, resulting in the indefinite closure of the trail. But if you plan your day right, you can rent a kayak/canoe at a near-by village (Kamokila Village), get down the river closer to the falls, and hike up to them. You can also swim in the pool under the falls. Kayak rentals are $35 per person for the whole day.
Safeway's fish section has some cool local catch if you want to cook while you're here.

Fun facts

Chickens are really fast and they can fly (which is totally unfair)... see the video for proof. Mohit would have sucked as a hunter.
There's a place in Kapaa with Kombucha on tap... ahem, Stephanie.
You can get Indian food on the island! For fear of terrible disappointment and since Malaysia is coming up we did not.