


Hanapepe Walk & Talk Story Tours
Discover Hanapepe, Kauai’s lively town, on a historic adventure. Start at Storybook Theatre of Hawaii!
From the ancient Hawaiian river valley, Hanapepe grew a resilient population of Pacific islanders who developed sustainable agriculture and mastered their environment. The arrival of European sea captains brought significant change, leading to a diverse cultural landscape. Hanapepe Town reflects the islands’ growth, offering glimpses of the future.
The Walk and Talk Story Tour takes you through town, stopping at historic buildings to learn how it became one of Kauai’s most robust towns. Hawaiian myths and ghost stories are shared at curious stops, providing deeper insights into the past. Return to the Heritage Media Center at Storybook Theatre to explore exhibits.
Visit the site of the 1924 Hanapepe Massacre and learn about the historical event that changed Hawaii and beyond.
Tours last 90 minutes for visiting and local families (maximum 20 people) by reservation only. They end in Sparky’s Peace Garden with a photo opportunity with his statue.
Discover Hanapepe, Kauai’s lively town, on a historic adventure. Start at Storybook Theatre of Hawaii!
From the ancient Hawaiian river valley, Hanapepe grew a resilient population of Pacific islanders who developed sustainable agriculture and mastered their environment. The arrival of European sea captains brought significant change, leading to a diverse cultural landscape. Hanapepe Town reflects the islands’ growth, offering glimpses of the future.
The Walk and Talk Story Tour takes you through town, stopping at historic buildings to learn how it became one of Kauai’s most robust towns. Hawaiian myths and ghost stories are shared at curious stops, providing deeper insights into the past. Return to the Heritage Media Center at Storybook Theatre to explore exhibits.
Visit the site of the 1924 Hanapepe Massacre and learn about the historical event that changed Hawaii and beyond.
Tours last 90 minutes for visiting and local families (maximum 20 people) by reservation only. They end in Sparky’s Peace Garden with a photo opportunity with his statue.