Kaua’i - The Garden Isle
The island of Kaua’i is the oldest and fourth largest in the chain of Hawaiian Islands. It is located 65 miles northwest of Oahu and is a 20 minute flight from Honolulu. Kaua’i is known as the "Garden Island" for its natural abundance of tropical flowers, lush greenery and infinite beauty.
The island boasts of an almost endless coastline of sparkling sand beaches and several spectacular natural wonders including: the Waimea Canyon, also known as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific"; Mount Wai’ale’ale, considered the wettest spot on earth; and the Na Pali Coast, a spectacular natural sculpture of 3,000 foot green cliffs and deeply carved valleys that are only accessible by boat, helicopter, horseback or on foot. No other Hawaiian island fascinates the senses like Kaua’i.