Kauai Travel Guide

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 along the 10 mile path that has 14 stops and site’s of significance. The South Side is a real visitor destination as it is known for its multiple... 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 a shell collector, I’d always dreamed of exploring Ni’ihau’s beaches. And being raised on Hawai’i Island, I’ve been intrigued by the idea of an island cut off... Read More

Months ago while I was enjoying the sunset at Anini Beach on Kaua`i’s North Shore. The sun was just above the horizon when I noticed a woman setting up a candlelit table and chairs and tiki torches. Soon she set up a beach side kitchen and began cooking before a couple arrived and sat down at the table with wine. The beach was empty, the sun was setting, and this couple was enjoying a romantic dinner lit only be candles, tiki torches,and the... Read More