Kauai Resorts
Kauai is filled with so much natural beauty, it seems almost impossible that such a paradise truly exists. Ravines, frothy waterfalls, beaches and bays, sheer cliffs, and deep canyons await discovery, only after checking in to 5 star luxury Kauai resorts.
The Waimea Canyon is known as "the Grand Canyon of the Pacific". There are several lookout points and numerous trails to traverse, for beginning to seasoned hikers. The view from the top is incredible: deep valley gorges, crested buttes, and rugged crags are dramatic and beautiful, and the view goes on for miles. It's over 3,000 feet to the bottom, so watch your step!
Kauai all inclusive vacation packages allow a visitor to put together the perfect itinerary of activities for their stay on Kauai. Hiking, eco-tours, horseback riding and ranches are ways to explore this beautiful island. Take a zip line through the tropical rainforest, or watch a cattle drive accomplished by Hawaii's cowboys. Rent an ATV and get your hands dirty while driving through the muddy back roads in the country before returning to stunnning Kauai resorts.
The Napali Coast is on the North Shore, and Kauai vacations offer a spectacular change to walk along the coastline, surrounded by green cliffs and cascading waterfalls. The only access to this area is an 11-mile trail that is challenging and sometimes dangerous, due to the heavy rains and muddy topsoil. However, hiking isn't necessary to enjoy the views. Boat tours and kayaking trips give you a view from the water, and helicopter tours provide an even more exclusive viewpoint while staying at Kauai beach resorts.
Where is the best place to stay during Hawaii vacations in Kauai? There are five major resort destinations: Lihue/Kalapaki right near the airport, Royal Coconut Cove on the East Side, North Shore/Princeville area, West Side/Waimea, and South Shore/Poipu. Kauai all inclusive resorts along with budget hotels are available, as well as cottages, bed and breakfasts, and hotels.
Kauai all inclusive vacations wouldn't be complete without a visit to the famous Waikiki Beach, or seeing the surfers ride the waves of the famous North Shore. Beach life on the island of Kauai is taken very seriously, and you can even learn to surf like a local yourself by attending a surf school on the beach. Hawaii cruises offer spectacular shore excursions and the best activities, on land or on sea.
The pivotal event of World War II was started by the attack on Pearl Harbor, and visitors can pay tribute to the sacrifices made by the crew of the USS Arizona. The Visitor Center shows a film about the attack, and a boat shuttle takes visitors to the floating memorial built over the sunken ship.
