Kauai’s beaches are famous around the world, and you’ll find a huge variety on the Garden Isle. While some of the beaches on Kauai are best for experienced outdoor adventurers and are difficult to access, others are more family friendly and ideal for the casual beach goer. One such place is Lawai Beach, which is located […]
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Beautiful and sunny Kauai is a veritable paradise for those who enjoy water sports. Boating, canoeing, surfing, water skiing, body boarding, swimming — whatever you can think of doing in the water, you’ll be able to do on The Garden Isle. The gorgeous natural scenery, exotic plants, and animals that cover the island provide an
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This summer the Island of Kauai will host a groundbreaking art show at McBryde Garden: Nature Connects. A collaboration between Lego and artist Sean Kenney, this exhibit is sure to impress. Kenney has created 14 sculptures that depict the wonders and beauty of nature using just Lego bricks.Kenney used 370,000 individual pieces to create his latest
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The Hawaiian Island of Kauai has it all: incredible beaches, beautiful historical and cultural sights, and world class cuisine. The restaurants and eateries on Kauai range from traditional fare to innovative fusion. Many wouldn’t think that Hawaii would be a place to find great Mexican food, but one restaurant along Poipu Road in Kauai excels
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Tucked in Princeville along Kauai’s North Shore is a secluded beach with gorgeous turquoise waters: Hideaway Beach. Also known as Kenomene Beach or Pali Ke Kua, it’s an ideal spot to spend the day if you want to get away from the more crowded beaches, you’re looking for peace and calm, or you enjoy exploring the
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The Hawaiian island of Kauai offers a wealth of opportunity to enjoy water activities from surfing to water skiing. One thing that locals and visitors alike particularly enjoy is kayaking. Kauai is the only Hawaiian island with navigable rivers. Since there are no rapids and the rivers aren’t very long, kayaking here is relatively safe
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Participating in community traditions and mingling with locals can add a culturally rich element to your trip to Hawaii. The island of Kauai hosts many events that showcase the area’s unique flair and culture. If you want to experience authentic food and crafts from Kauai and have fun like the locals, be sure to attend May
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The range of cuisine that you can find on the island of Kauai is incredible — it seems that chefs from every corner of the world find their way to the island. One may not immediately think of eating Italian food when visiting Hawaii, but the Kauai area has its share of fantastic Italian eateries
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Kauai is a beach lover’s dream — gorgeous landscapes, white sands, and pristine waters that are great for everything from fishing to surfing. If you’re planning a visit to Kauai’s west side, one beach that you should definitely check out is Kekaha Beach.
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There are few activities more popular on Kauai than surfing. Still, surfing can be alluring, though a bit intimidating, for beginners. One thing is for sure: if you’re never surfed before and you want to excel at the sport, you’re going to need practice and knowledgeable guidance to succeed. This is why so many surfing
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