Kauai, Hawaii

The island of Kauai is rich in culture, natural beauty, and splendor. It is the perfect example of the true definition of aloha. The island is undoubtedly a sort of undiscovered gem. Roads cannot be used to access more than 90% of the island. In fact, the most beautiful part of the whole island has no road near it - and most Kauai lovers like it that way.

The most romantic and unspoiled of the Hawaiian islands, Kauai is a lush tropical paradise with stunning scenery. The majority of the island is covered in rainforests and lush valleys, and its 63 miles of coastline are home to isolated sandy beaches, sheltered coves, and well-liked snorkeling locations. Tourists may visit Kauai's beaches as well as the magnificent natural attractions the island has to offer. Some of the main attractions are Waimea Canyon, which has hiking trails with breathtaking views, and Na Pali Coast State Park, which has lush vegetation and gorgeous waterfalls.