Kauai Adventures Await

Nicknamed the “Garden Isle,” Kauai is a lush, tropical paradise perfect for those craving adventure and natural beauty. With dramatic coastlines, towering waterfalls, and quiet beaches, it’s the ideal escape for travelers who want to hike, kayak, or simply relax in one of Hawaii’s most untouched islands.

Top Reasons to Visit

Stunning Na Pali Coast – Hike, boat, or take a helicopter tour to see one of the most breathtaking coastlines in the world.

Waimea Canyon – Known as the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific,” it’s a must-see for incredible views and scenic hikes.

Lush Waterfalls – From Wailua Falls to Opaekaa Falls, Kauai is home to some of Hawaii’s most photogenic waterfalls.

Outdoor Adventures – Enjoy kayaking the Wailua River, ziplining through the jungle, or snorkeling along pristine reefs.

Peaceful, Laid-Back Vibe – Kauai is less commercialized than other islands, offering a quieter, more relaxing Hawaiian experience.

Perfect for These Travelers

Nature Lovers – Hike, kayak, and explore lush landscapes and hidden waterfalls.

Couples – Enjoy romantic sunsets, scenic drives, and quiet, uncrowded beaches.

Adventure Seekers – Try ziplining, helicopter tours, and off-the-beaten-path hikes.

Things to Do

Na Pali Coast Boat Tour – Sail or raft along the breathtaking cliffs with snorkeling stops and sea cave views.

Helicopter Tour of the Island – See Waimea Canyon, Na Pali Coast, and hidden waterfalls from above.

Kayak & Hike the Wailua River – Paddle through jungle waterways and hike to the secret Uluwehi (Secret) Falls.

ATV Adventure Tour – Explore off-road trails, movie sites, and scenic valleys on a guided ATV ride.

Waimea Canyon & Kokee State Park Tour – Visit scenic lookouts, hike nature trails, and enjoy panoramic views of the canyon and coast.

Where to Stay

Hotel Hanalei Bay (North Shore, Princeville) – A sustainable, wellness‑focused resort overlooking Hanalei Bay, with spa, golf, and organic dining—rated #1 in Kauai by U.S. News for 2025

Koa Kea Hotel & Resort (Poipu, South Shore) – A boutique ocean‑front hotspot ideal for couples and adults, recently renovated and celebrated for ambiance and cuisine

Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa (Poipu) – A sprawling, eco‑friendly family resort featuring multiple pools, lazy river, rich gardens, and a top-tier spa. Extremely popular with kids

Koloa Landing Resort (Poipu) – Condo-style suites and villas with kitchens, award-winning pools (including waterslides!) and a shuttle to local eateries—perfect for groups

Poipu/South Shore: Driest, best swimming—ideal for families and beach lovers.

Princeville/Hanalei (North Shore): Lush, scenic, a romantic retreat—great for wellness seekers.

Lihue/Kapaa (East Side): Budget-friendly and central—perfect for exploring.

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none needed for US citizens

The best time to visit Kauai is during the spring (April to June) and fall (September to November) when the weather is pleasant, crowds are smaller, and prices are lower. Avoid peak holiday seasons for the most peaceful experience.

Lightweight, breathable clothing like shorts, tank tops, and sundresses are perfect for Kauai’s warm, tropical climate. Don’t forget a rain jacket for sudden showers and sturdy shoes for hiking adventures.

U.S. dollar (USD)

Tipping 15–20% at restaurants and for services like guides and drivers is customary and appreciated in Kauai.

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Kauai has warm, tropical weather year-round—bring sunscreen, a hat, and stay hydrated, especially if you’re hiking or spending time outdoors.

Renting a car is the easiest way to explore Kauai, as public transportation is limited outside main towns.

A trip to Kauai typically costs between $101 and $437 per person per day

Kauai is generally very safe for travelers, but it’s wise to stay aware of ocean conditions and follow local safety guidelines when hiking or swimming.

Cell phone service in Kauai is good in towns but can be spotty in remote areas; AT&T generally offers the best coverage.

Good to Know

PASSPORT REQUIRED?

none needed for US citizens

BEST TIME TO VISIT

CLOTHING

CURRENCY

U.S. dollar (USD)

TIPPING

Tipping 15–20% at restaurants and for services like guides and drivers is customary and appreciated in Kauai.

LANGUAGE

English

WEATHER TIPS

Kauai has warm, tropical weather year-round—bring sunscreen, a hat, and stay hydrated, especially if you’re hiking or spending time outdoors.

TRANSPORTATION

Renting a car is the easiest way to explore Kauai, as public transportation is limited outside main towns.

COST OF TRAVEL

A trip to Kauai typically costs between $101 and $437 per person per day

SAFETY

Kauai is generally very safe for travelers, but it’s wise to stay aware of ocean conditions and follow local safety guidelines when hiking or swimming.

CELL PHONE RECEPTION

Cell phone service in Kauai is good in towns but can be spotty in remote areas; AT&T generally offers the best coverage.

Kauai Adventures Await

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Perfect for These Travelers

Things to Do

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