By: Terry Reim Kauai’s spectacular Na Pali Coast, the rugged coastline on the northwest shore of Hawaii’s oldest inhabited island, is probably the most remarkable and popular feature for visitors to the Garden Isle. The Na Pali Coast extends from Ke’e Beach and runs 16 miles southwest to Polihale State Park. Much of the coast [...]
By Christian Wilson A morning flight to Kauai will allow you to enjoy a scenic ride up to the lush Wailua River & Fern Grotto, and the Waimea Canyon, also known as “The Grand Canyon of the Pacific”. Ironically, from one of Kauai’s driest canyons will be able to see the world’s wettest mountain a [...]
By: Michael Russell One of the Hawaiian Islands, Kauai, is sometimes referred to as “Hawaii’s Island Of Discovery”. That’s because Kauai is Hawaii’s oldest island, yet it’s constantly changing to enlighten and satisfy all the many visitors who go there. One can find shops and restaurants bustling with activity alongside the many vendors working the [...]
By: Megan Stansfield Na Pali means “the cliffs†in Hawaiian. There is a fifteen mile expanse on the island of Kauai that is considered to be Na Pali. The area is difficult to get to and mostly inaccessible because of the steep drops that are characteristic of the cliffs. People who visit the island of [...]
By Jacob Getty The most northern of the Hawaiian Isles, Kauai sports 550 square miles of land, bursting with tropical beauty and natural heritage. Being one of the oldest Hawaiian Islands, Hanalei on the North shore is one of the earliest towns known to have been settled in by Pacific explorers. Kalapaki is one of [...]
By: Roy Witman Each of the Hawaiian Islands has its own distinct personality. Hawaii (The Big Island) is well known for outlandish adventure and a dramatic nightlife. Oahu is more family friendly and is draped in history. Then there is Kauai, the “Garden Isle.” No other description could be more appropriate. If nature is your [...]
