Kauai is home to the well-known Waimea Canyon, that was affectionately termed the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific" by famous author Mark Twain and the Napali Coast with towering sea cliffs. The south shore abounds with almost year-round sunshine. Kauai also has more beach per mile of coastline than any other Hawaiian island and hosts 43 white sand beaches.

Visitors can choose from five major resort areas that feature a variety of accommodations from luxury full service resorts to quaint plantation cottages or charming bed and breakfast inns. 

Sight-seeing on Kauai should include:

• Waimea Canyon
• Napali Coastline
• Hanalei Bay
• The Fern Grotto
• Spouting Horn at Po'ipu
• A Helicopter tour of the island
• Kilauea Point Lighthouse and National Wildlife Refuge
• National Tropical Botanical Garden
• Wailua River State Park
• Beaches

Facts about Kauai:

• The island measure 553 square miles and is 90 miles from Oahu.
• Nickname: "The Garden Isle"
• Major Island Activities include: sun-bathing, water sports, golf, tennis, hiking, horseback riding, biking, kayaking, fishing, scuba, snorkeling, sight-seeing, flight-seeing, shopping and dining.
• No high rise development on the island can surpass four stories or the height of a mature coconut tree.
• The island is a popular spot for film-makers and has been featured in numerous movies and TV shows such as South Pacific and Jurassic Park

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