Introduction to Kauai

Kauai is an island of stunning tropical beauty. Formed from a single volcano many thousands of years ago, the “Garden Island” of Hawaii is a lush, varied landscape of sandy beaches, majestic waterfalls, valleys, cliffs and canyons. Kauai is possessed of a natural beauty on par with any one of Hawaii’s main islands and has the scenery and activities to satisfy all tastes.

Explore the hidden caves and beaches of the Na Pali Coast, which are so remote they are accessible only by hiking or catching a boat ride. The Royal Coconut Coast to the island’s east is home to several heiaus (ancient temples), while the drier, hotter western region offers the grandeur of Waimea Canyon, a 10-mile wonder once dubbed by Mark Twain as the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific”.

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