Kauai, is the Hawaiian vacation destination treasured for its lush tropical greenery and sparkling sandY beaches. Visitors to the island worship not only its postcard-perfect beauty, but Kauai's diversity of cultures, activities, shopping, and dining. Kaua'i is the oldest island in the Hawaiian chain and often called the Garden Isle because of its endless beauty. It is a place as close to the Garden of Eden as one can find. Perhaps the sculptural masterpiece is the Na Pali Coast accessible only by boat, helicopter or foot. Here the scenery is so magnificent it defies description ...

Kauai’s weather is very unpredictable. Locals as well as visitors have given up on trying to predict what mother nature might have in store. Every year differs from the one before. Weeks of sunshine during the winter months are not uncommon, yet weeks of rain wouldn’t surprise any one who has spent time on this tropical island. You can expect an average temperature of 75F year round. The summer and spring seasons are ideal for visiting Kauai, however, it will be more crowded and slightly more expensive. As for Fall and Winter, you may be lucky and only see the occasional tropical shower, better known as Hawaiian Sunshine. Kauai is subtropical despite what its latitude would indicate. Humidity and temperatures are not as extreme as you would find in a true tropical environment. Average temperatures along the coastline stay around 80F in the spring and summer and about 75F the remaining months of the year.

There's a whole lot more to Kauai than sun, sand, and surf ... but given the sheer beauty and diversity of the beaches and beach parks you'll find on Kauai, you'll have every excuse if you decide to spend all your waking hours exploring them. Some are perfect for strolling, others for swimming, beachcombing, or picnicking. The tropical paradise of Kauai Hawaii lies amidst the sparkling blue waters of the Pacific Ocean, about 20 minutes by air from Honolulu. Kauai encompasses roughly 550 miles and is the oldest and northernmost of the main Hawaiian Islands. Kauai's splendor has been the setting for Hollywood productions such as South Pacific, Jurassic Park, and the Fantasy Island ..

Peak Season: December to March, June to August Even Santa Claus wears slippers and shorts in Hawaii, where
it’s 75 degrees practically every day of the year. Though winter sees slightly cooler temperatures and more rainfall, it’s still an ideal place to defrost, so prices and hotel occupancy remain high. Off Season: April to May The Kauai island in spring is almost more appealing than Kauai in summer, because the higher temperatures (still just around 85 degrees) are reached less frequently. Kaui Hotel rates tend to be lower before the busy summer season. Sweet Spot: September to November There are less people around and more accommodations available before the holiday rush. Long days offer extra sunshine to catch that one last wave of the day or extend a romantic sunset stroll into evening ...