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Koloa hertiage trail tells the story of Kaua`i’s South Side

Koloa hertiage trail tells the story of Kaua`i’s South Side February 1, 2012 | Things to Do | Read More
Winding along the coast of the South Side of Kaua`i, the Koloa Heritage Trail takes visitors back in time about 5 million years or so. Along the trail explorers learn about archaeology, culture, and both natural, and the people’s history. History buffs have the option of biking, walking, or driving...

Day trip from Kaua`i to Forbidden Ni`ihau

Day trip from Kaua`i to Forbidden Ni`ihau January 31, 2012 | Things to Do | Read More
The clouds cleared and Ni’ihau’s vertical cliffs burst into view as we flew over the nearly 4,000-foot deep Kaulakahi Channel looking for whales. A red light on the helicopter’s control panel flashed and beeped but nothing could dim my excitement for exploring the not- entirely-forbidden island. As...

Kaua`i’s top three waterfalls

Kaua`i’s top three waterfalls December 21, 2011 | Things to Do, Travel Tips | Read More
Majestic waterfalls can be found all over Kaua`i. From off the beaten path falls on the Na Pali Coast, to hidden falls in residential areas on the east side, to popular tourist sights, waterfalls can be found in a variety of heights, forms, and locations. Here’s my three top picks for waterfalls...

Heavenly Hanalei

Heavenly Hanalei December 15, 2011 | Things to Do, Travel Tips | Read More
Whether you’re a Hawaii resident, or a visitor new to the feeling of hot sun and sand, the second you view the beginning of Hanalei from high above the valley at the Hanalei Overlook, you’ll be smitten. Shortly after you’ll descend into Hanalei Valley, via the single lane road that...

Lawai’s 88 shrines release 88 evils

Lawai’s 88 shrines release 88 evils December 1, 2011 | Things to Do | Read More
The Lawai International Center is a protected, lush hidden gem on the south side of Kaua`i. It’s been about two decades since Lynn Muramoto decided to take on the task of restoring the 32-acre site and now heads the Lawa`i International Center, a community project where 88-miniautre shrines have...

Romance Kaua`i Style

Romance Kaua`i Style October 2, 2011 | Things to Do | Read More
What could be more romantic than a lush tropical island with beautiful beaches, spectacular food, and great views? Not much. Kaua`i is truly a honeymooners paradise. Secluded beaches make for romantic sunset walks down the beach, quaint homey cottages provide private and romantic accommodations, tall...

One day in Kaua`i

One day in Kaua`i September 28, 2011 | Things to Do | Read More
One day in Kaua`i is… better than no day in Kaua`i! But seriously, if you have just one day in Kaua`i it’s worth it. I’ve done it, friends of mine have done it, and it’s a popular island for a one day trip since the island is so small. Kaua`i is amazing and beautiful, pretty close...

Polihale: Kaua`i’s Best Beach?

Polihale: Kaua`i’s Best Beach? September 1, 2011 | Things to Do | Read More
One of the best camping experiences on Kaua`i is at Polihale Beach Park. At the very end of the road on the west side, the extremely long beach lies on the west end of the Na Pali Coast. Polihale is gorgeous any time of day (although it can get pretty windy in the afternoon), but camping there allows...

Camping in Kauai

Camping in Kauai July 28, 2010 | Things to Do | Read More
Camping in Kauai While many visitors to Kauai flock to the multitude of resorts and hotels scattered around the island, a few just come to visit Kauai in its natural state.  Imagine waking up ocean side to the sound of the rolling waves lapping against the sand – you, too, can accomplish this amazing...

Kauai Museums

Kauai Museums July 15, 2010 | Things to Do | Read More
Museums in Kauai are filled with ancient Hawaiian memorabilia, both in man-made buildings and among the natural canvas of the island. There are exhibits featuring the formation of Hawaii’s oldest island and the first people who called it home. The island’s native roots are displayed in art,...
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