13. Spot asea turtleon thebeach4. Watchthe sunsetat HanaleiBay22. Watchsurfers atShipwreckBeach39. Visitthe GroveFarmHomestead23. HikeSleepingGiant(NounouMountain)10. Explorethe Allertonor McBrydeGardens6. Take aboat tour ofthe NapaliCoast12. Take ahelicoptertour of theisland7. AttendaHawaiianluau24. SeeSpoutingHornblowhole11. KayaktheWailuaRiver34. Take ayogaclass onthe beach14. WalkthroughHanapepe ArtNight (everyFriday)36.Photographrainboweucalyptustrees49. Watch orjoin a huladancedemonstration20. WalkalongKe’eBeach37. Take ascenic drivealongHighway 5609. VisitWailuaFalls1. VisitWaimeaCanyon ("TheGrand Canyonof the Pacific")31. Trytaro-baseddishes orpoi25. Visitthe KauaiMuseumin Lihue43. SeetheMenehuneFishpond21. DiscoverQueen’sBath (checkconditionsfirst)30. Gohorsebackriding on theNorth Shore46. Take acookingclass forHawaiiancuisine27. Try locomoco or aHawaiianplate lunch5. Snorkelat TunnelsBeach32. Visit afarmer’smarket17. Visitthe KauaiCoffeeCompany40. Ride anATV throughKauai’sbackcountry19. Drivethrough theTree Tunnel(MaluhiaRoad)45.Exploretide poolsat low tide29. Watchwildchickensroam freely28. Swimunder awaterfall18. Gozipliningthrough therainforest8. Tryshave icefrom alocal stand2. Swimat PoipuBeach44.Stargazeon a clearnight15. Eatpoke froma localmarket33. Explorethe historicKilohanaPlantation41. Hiketo Ho’opi’iFalls26. Buy alocally madesouvenirfrom a craftfair47. Swimat SaltPondBeach Park16. Visit theKilaueaLighthouseand WildlifeRefuge35. Gopaddleboardingin Hanalei River3. Hike theKalalauTrail (orpart of it)50. Write apostcardand mail itfrom Kauai42. TryKauai-madechocolate38. Spothumpbackwhales (earlysightingspossible in lateSept.)48. Collect orphotographshells (butdon’t takethem home)13. Spot asea turtleon thebeach4. Watchthe sunsetat HanaleiBay22. Watchsurfers atShipwreckBeach39. Visitthe GroveFarmHomestead23. HikeSleepingGiant(NounouMountain)10. Explorethe Allertonor McBrydeGardens6. Take aboat tour ofthe NapaliCoast12. Take ahelicoptertour of theisland7. AttendaHawaiianluau24. SeeSpoutingHornblowhole11. KayaktheWailuaRiver34. Take ayogaclass onthe beach14. WalkthroughHanapepe ArtNight (everyFriday)36.Photographrainboweucalyptustrees49. Watch orjoin a huladancedemonstration20. WalkalongKe’eBeach37. Take ascenic drivealongHighway 5609. VisitWailuaFalls1. VisitWaimeaCanyon ("TheGrand Canyonof the Pacific")31. Trytaro-baseddishes orpoi25. Visitthe KauaiMuseumin Lihue43. SeetheMenehuneFishpond21. DiscoverQueen’sBath (checkconditionsfirst)30. Gohorsebackriding on theNorth Shore46. Take acookingclass forHawaiiancuisine27. Try locomoco or aHawaiianplate lunch5. Snorkelat TunnelsBeach32. Visit afarmer’smarket17. Visitthe KauaiCoffeeCompany40. Ride anATV throughKauai’sbackcountry19. Drivethrough theTree Tunnel(MaluhiaRoad)45.Exploretide poolsat low tide29. Watchwildchickensroam freely28. Swimunder awaterfall18. Gozipliningthrough therainforest8. Tryshave icefrom alocal stand2. Swimat PoipuBeach44.Stargazeon a clearnight15. Eatpoke froma localmarket33. Explorethe historicKilohanaPlantation41. Hiketo Ho’opi’iFalls26. Buy alocally madesouvenirfrom a craftfair47. Swimat SaltPondBeach Park16. Visit theKilaueaLighthouseand WildlifeRefuge35. Gopaddleboardingin Hanalei River3. Hike theKalalauTrail (orpart of it)50. Write apostcardand mail itfrom Kauai42. TryKauai-madechocolate38. Spothumpbackwhales (earlysightingspossible in lateSept.)48. Collect orphotographshells (butdon’t takethem home)

Hawaii in September 25 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. 13. Spot a sea turtle on the beach
  2. 4. Watch the sunset at Hanalei Bay
  3. 22. Watch surfers at Shipwreck Beach
  4. 39. Visit the Grove Farm Homestead
  5. 23. Hike Sleeping Giant (Nounou Mountain)
  6. 10. Explore the Allerton or McBryde Gardens
  7. 6. Take a boat tour of the Napali Coast
  8. 12. Take a helicopter tour of the island
  9. 7. Attend a Hawaiian luau
  10. 24. See Spouting Horn blowhole
  11. 11. Kayak the Wailua River
  12. 34. Take a yoga class on the beach
  13. 14. Walk through Hanapepe Art Night (every Friday)
  14. 36. Photograph rainbow eucalyptus trees
  15. 49. Watch or join a hula dance demonstration
  16. 20. Walk along Ke’e Beach
  17. 37. Take a scenic drive along Highway 560
  18. 9. Visit Wailua Falls
  19. 1. Visit Waimea Canyon ("The Grand Canyon of the Pacific")
  20. 31. Try taro-based dishes or poi
  21. 25. Visit the Kauai Museum in Lihue
  22. 43. See the Menehune Fishpond
  23. 21. Discover Queen’s Bath (check conditions first)
  24. 30. Go horseback riding on the North Shore
  25. 46. Take a cooking class for Hawaiian cuisine
  26. 27. Try loco moco or a Hawaiian plate lunch
  27. 5. Snorkel at Tunnels Beach
  28. 32. Visit a farmer’s market
  29. 17. Visit the Kauai Coffee Company
  30. 40. Ride an ATV through Kauai’s backcountry
  31. 19. Drive through the Tree Tunnel (Maluhia Road)
  32. 45. Explore tide pools at low tide
  33. 29. Watch wild chickens roam freely
  34. 28. Swim under a waterfall
  35. 18. Go ziplining through the rainforest
  36. 8. Try shave ice from a local stand
  37. 2. Swim at Poipu Beach
  38. 44. Stargaze on a clear night
  39. 15. Eat poke from a local market
  40. 33. Explore the historic Kilohana Plantation
  41. 41. Hike to Ho’opi’i Falls
  42. 26. Buy a locally made souvenir from a craft fair
  43. 47. Swim at Salt Pond Beach Park
  44. 16. Visit the Kilauea Lighthouse and Wildlife Refuge
  45. 35. Go paddleboarding in Hanalei River
  46. 3. Hike the Kalalau Trail (or part of it)
  47. 50. Write a postcard and mail it from Kauai
  48. 42. Try Kauai-made chocolate
  49. 38. Spot humpback whales (early sightings possible in late Sept.)
  50. 48. Collect or photograph shells (but don’t take them home)