Cliff jumping on Kauai
Koloa, Hawaii
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Added by Jake Myhre
An short, easy hike before a perfect cliff jumping spot into the ocean.
Starting at the shipwreck beach parking lot, walk to the beach and then follow it along untill you see the cliffs running along the far left side. On top of these cliffs is a excellent spot for a jump. Enjoy the fall!
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