The Island of Kauai
The Island of Kauai, geologically the oldest of the chain that comprises the Hawaiian Islands, is often lovingly referred to as “The Garden Isle.” To be sure, its lush and varied vegetation is a feast for the eyes, as are its magnificent beaches, numerous waterfalls, unforgettable hiking trails and spectacular geological formations. This amazing natural beauty, together with the locals’ welcoming “spirit of Aloha,” makes it a beloved visitor destination for travelers from around the world—and every photographer’s dream.
As far as activities are concerned, you can do as much—or as little—as you like. Some prefer to relax by the pool, visit a tropical garden, snorkel in a calm bay, sample the local cuisine, or shop in the many retail and boutique stores on the island.
For those who want a bit more adventure, there is no lack of activities awaiting the energetic traveler. Ride an ATV through the backcountry; soar above the tropical landscape on a Zip Line; tube down a century-old sugar cane tunnel system; kayak down a river; take an adventure cruise along the unforgettable Na Pali coast; hike the famous Kalalua Trail (or any of many majestic hiking trails on the island); horseback ride along the beach; visit Waimea Canyon (dubbed by Mark Twain as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific); get a bird’s eye view of Kauai’s majesty from the seat of a helicopter--and the list goes on.
Read MoreAs far as activities are concerned, you can do as much—or as little—as you like. Some prefer to relax by the pool, visit a tropical garden, snorkel in a calm bay, sample the local cuisine, or shop in the many retail and boutique stores on the island.
For those who want a bit more adventure, there is no lack of activities awaiting the energetic traveler. Ride an ATV through the backcountry; soar above the tropical landscape on a Zip Line; tube down a century-old sugar cane tunnel system; kayak down a river; take an adventure cruise along the unforgettable Na Pali coast; hike the famous Kalalua Trail (or any of many majestic hiking trails on the island); horseback ride along the beach; visit Waimea Canyon (dubbed by Mark Twain as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific); get a bird’s eye view of Kauai’s majesty from the seat of a helicopter--and the list goes on.
