Once you cross this historic one-lane bridge over the Hanalei River, you'll feel as if you've stepped back in time to the Hawaii of old.
	Watery patchwork fields of taro plants--an Hawaiian staple since ancient times--shimmer in the sunlight. The highway winds its way through the valley offering views of the lush landscape and towering mountains with silvery waterfalls.
		Voted one of the Top Five beaches in America, Hanalei Bay is perfect for strolling, swimming, floating, kayaking, and lazing the day away in the summer. From October to June, it offers some of the best surfing in the world with breaks great for beginners to experts. (Always check with lifeguards and locals for conditions and safety issues before you hit the waves.) Beachbums Bungalow is a short walk to Hanalei Bay and is equipped with beach chairs and towels.
The Waioli Church in Hanalei is a photographer's delight and just one of many historic highlights you find on the North Shore. Beach Bums Bungalow offers maps, guide books and phamplets for your use.
	The Hanalei Pier is another famous landmark. Stroll to the end of the pier to see what local fisher folk are catching, watch the waves, and get a panoramic view of the bay, the mountains, and the Hanalei River.
Isn't it time you come to play and stay in Hanalei at the Beach Bums Bungalow?		Whether you're looking for high end art or postcards,groceries, health food, jewelry, clothing or souvenirs, Hanalei Town has a variety of shops and stores to accommodate you.