The Sunny South Shore

A tunnel of tall eucalyptus trees marks the gateway to Kauai’s sunny South Shore. Perfect weather and golden beaches make the south side of Kauai a favorite hang out for both visitors and locals

East Kauai

The East side of Kauai is often referred to as the Royal Coconut Coast. Appropriately named considering the royal history and the abundance of ancient coconut groves from Wailua to Kapaa.

Kauai in Technicolor

Kauai’s beaches with its picturesque setting, gentle breezes, swaying palms and the alluring sound of the rhythmic ocean create the ideal environment for anyone ready to enjoy the amazing beauty and splendor of this island paradise.

Polihale: Escape to Nature’s Mystical Destination

Polihale is hands-down one of the most breathtakingly beautiful beaches in the world. This seemingly deserted locale on the western end of the island is several miles from the nearest town and holds a vibe of enchantment and mystique, still alive on Kauai today.

Kauai's North Shore

The North Shore of Kauai is tranquil and draped in velvety green with waterfalls cascading from heaven into a verdant valley, with the sounds of gentle surf.

Kauai in Technicolor

Kauai’s beaches with its picturesque setting, gentle breezes, swaying palms and the alluring sound of the rhythmic ocean create the ideal environment for anyone ready to enjoy the amazing beauty and splendor of this island paradise.

Jasmine Malia Kessell

The Snow Cone - Hawaiian Style!

A shave ice is cool and refreshing and a must-have treat while in Hawaii. It’s a local favorite among keiki (children) and adults alike—the perfect remedy to cool you down on hot sunny days.

The Scent of Hawaii

Plumeria blossoms are almost synonymous with the spirit of aloha and recognized as the quintessential lei flower. With varying sweet aromas from jasmine to gardenia, plumerias are among the most fragrant flowers in the islands and can be found almost everywhere.

The Fruity Foe

Strawberry guava, called waiawi (yellow-fruited) or waiawiulaula (red-fruited) in Hawaiian, is a beautiful tree with delectable fruit, but government agencies have deemed the strawberry guava as one of Hawaii’s most destructive non-native species.

Cruzin'

Cruizin', or cruisin', is amongst one of the most popular, highly used slang heard frequently throughout Hawaii. And, no wonder—it’s one word that pretty much sums up the laidback vibe here in the islands.