Lawai Bay Beach

Awitting Beach appears in beach databases for Kauai County at coordinates 21.8885421 North, 159.5027496 West, though this location and name lack documentation in standard tourism resources and travel guides. The coordinates place this location on Kauais eastern coastline, potentially in the Kapaa or Wailua area where numerous beaches line the windward shore. The unusual name suggests possible transcription errors, data entry issues, or local nickname not widely recognized in published beach guides. Eastern Kauai beaches typically feature golden sand, moderate to rough surf from trade wind swells, and mix of reef and sandy bottom substrate. Swimming conditions vary by location and season with summer offering calmer periods while winter brings rougher surf. Snorkeling proves possible at protected reef areas during calm conditions. The windward exposure means consistent trade winds creating choppy surface conditions and potential for strong currents particularly during high surf. Ancient Hawaiians inhabited the east side extensively with numerous heiau, villages, and agricultural sites reflecting centuries of settlement. The area holds cultural significance with traditional place names and stories preserved in Hawaiian oral history. Modern development concentrates in Kapaa town and resort areas while some sections maintain less developed character. Visitors seeking specific beach information should verify location details and access conditions locally as database entries may contain inaccuracies requiring ground-truthing before planning beach visits to ensure accurate expectations and safe access to legitimate coastal destinations on Kauais diverse eastern shoreline.