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When to visit Kauai? It's a good question, and it's an easy answer - anytime! Seriously, Kauai has a remarkably stable weather pattern year-round. During the winter you'll experience high's in the mid-70's, while during summer you may get into the mid-80's. Kauai is wetter than the other islands and is actually home to the second (arguably THE)...
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Where to stay on Kauai? Good question, and luckily compared to the other islands, it's a fairly simple answer. Kauai gives you four major geographic areas to select from. In order of popularity (by our account), they are as follows: 1.) The southern coast including Koloa, Lawai, and Poipu. 2.) The north shore, including Princeville, Hanalei, and...
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The weather on Kauai is pretty balanced throughout the year. Still, knowing about this balance and what the weather is like here, before your trip, is very helpful when it comes to selecting a place to stay on the island. If you're adamant about avoiding the rain, then, as you'll see below, the south shore is certainly going to be your best bet....
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If you're looking for the best or top Kauai Vacation activities then you're in the right place. In this article we've selected our top eight activities and attractions for visitors on their Kauai vacation trip. Our Kauai Must See and Do page already highlights the majority of "Must See" attractions on the island, but this list is meant to narrow...Categorized on: Kauai within Articles
If rain is in the forecast during your Kauai vacation or trip, below are some suggestions on what to do. Please be aware that some weather sources (i.e.; the Weather Channel) will forecast rain every day. While rain does occur almost daily on Kauai, it's usually in short bursts and then the sun returns. So when we say, "rainy day," we're...Categorized on: Kauai within Facts
There is much talk, if not controversy, about how to split up Kaua'i by region so that it can easily be described on a website such as this. Why the controversy you ask? Well, Kaua'i, like all the Hawaiian islands, is part of a county politically divided into several districts, clockwise: Hanalei, Kawaihau, Lihue, Koloa, and Waimea (seen here)....Categorized on: Kauai within Facts
Q: Why is Kauai called the 'Garden Isle' of Kauai? A: Well, Kauai is bursting with life from green valleys to luscious gardens and jungle hikes. It is also home to the wettest spot on earth, Mt. Wai'ale'ale which receives an average of 400 inches of rain per year! Kauai is also home to three of the five National Tropical Botanical Gardens,...
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Kauai has some of the best beaches in the world, and the most of any major Hawaiian island. Some of Kauai's beaches are accessible only by trail, others by helicopter or solely by sea - but most are available to all visitors. There are beaches full of drama with crashing waves while others are calm and tranquil. Some Kauai beaches are nice all...
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This short and to the point article gets to the heart of what's Overrated and Underrated on the island of Kauai, Hawaii. So what's hot and what's not on Kauai? Let's take a look. Overrated Allerton Garden - The garden is beautiful, don't get us wrong, but the steep admission, plus the fact you tour HAS to be guided, makes this garden a place...Categorized on: Kauai within Facts
Kauai is the third most visited island, at 1.2 to 1.3 million visitors annually. It is also the fourth largest landmass in the Hawaiian Island chain that includes eight major islands and 124 islets. The island is defined by it's amazing scenery and laid back persona. The island, arguably we'll admit, also boasts more coastline filled with beaches...
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Kauai things to do and things to know. Aloha kakou (Welcome) to the Garden Isle of Kauai. Kauai is home to the lushest scenery and beholds the most unique natural beauty of all the major Hawaiian Islands. There's a magic to the island that draws in people from all over the world; and even if you've never stepped foot on the island, chances are...
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Recently we set out on a mission to go through our thousands of Kauai photographs and pick out the creme de la creme of our finest photos. We're not professional photographers or anything, but we have to admit we're pretty pleased with how these photos came out. It was a combination of knowing just enough about our camera equipment, good...
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Growing up Hawaii was always just a dream I hoped to reach at least once and some time in my life. The first “experience” I had with Hawaii was when I was very young, and it didn’t involve me stepping a foot on a plane to get there. Someone very near and dear to me visited the islands for a little while, and ultimately left me with a very bad...
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First trip or vacation to Kauai? If you love the color green, you're going to be in a little slice of heaven. The very idea of enjoying an afternoon on the beach on a tropical island or exploring the verdant valleys of Na Pali coast, well it’s enough to make anyone a little envious at home. But once you actually arrive on this beautiful island,...Categorized on: Content within Articles
Who's ready for some local feel good Hawaiian eats? I know I sure am. One of my favorite past times is eating, especially when I'm on vacation. No matter where I travel I have to try a local favorite or two on the menu, and Hawaii has one must try heck of a list. Whether they are home-grown or adapted from the cuisines of the diverse cultures...
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When you hear people talking about Christmas, Hawaii is definitely not the first place most think about. Warm weather, sun drenched beach goers, and palm trees adorned with ornaments just don’t scream holidays to the majority. The “Hawaiian-style” Christmas starts as soon as the last piece of turkey is eaten on Thanksgiving. Christmas...
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