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dramatic
cliffs,
lush
greenery,
and
stunning
beaches,
Kauai
is
an
island
full
of
life
—
and
a
few
chickens
here
and
there.
Keeping
reading
below
if
you're
looking
for
Hawaiian-owned
tour
companies,
delicious
food
recommendations,
and
beautiful
views!
Hotels
Google:
Looking
to
celebrate
or
simply
prefer
more
luxurious
stays?
The
1
Hotel
Hanalei
Bay
is
a
stunning
beach
front
property
with
views
of
Kauai’s
seaside
cliffs.
Located
on
the
North
shore
of
Kauai,
it
is
important
to
consider
that
you
will
have
longer
drive
times
to
visit
hiking
trails
and
viewpoints
on
the
western
side
of
the
island.
Google:
Located
on
the
southern
side
of
the
island,
we
found
the
Marriott
Kauai
Beach
Club
to
be
a
great,
centralized
location.
From
here
we
could
access
activities
on
both
the
north
shore
and
western
side
of
the
island.
Additionally,
our
room
came
equipped
with
a
kitchen
that
included
a
fridge,
sink,
dishwasher
and
plenty
of
storage.
We
would
absolutely
stay
here
again
for
both
convenience
of
location
and
room
features.
Restaurants
Google:
What
we
loved:
vanilla
iced
lattes
Google:
What
we
loved:
The
pineapple
and
dragon
fruit
flavored
donuts
Google:
What
we
loved:
the
ube
and
chai
flavored
donuts,
the
avocado
toast,
and
the
acai
bowls
Google:
A
non-profit
that
gives
back
to
the
community.
What
we
loved:
the
"Supa
Deluxe
Bagel,"
the
"Hacienda
Bowl"
and
the
"Kauai
Sunrise"
Google:
What
we
loved:
the
kalua
pork
sandwich
with
mango
BBQ
sauce,
nachos,
and
the
lava
flows
Activities
Google:
As
a
local
Hawaiian-owned
business,
Catamaran
Kahanu
gives
you
a
truly
spectacular
experience
of
Nā
Pali,
Kauai
and
the
surrounding
areas
Google:
Ali’i
Air
Tours
is
a
Hawaiian-owned
air
tour
company
with
over
32
years
of
flying
experience.
Google:
An
evening
celebrating
Hawaiian
and
Polynesian
culture.
Also
included:
Dinner
and
an
open
bar!
Google:
One
of
my
favorite
stops
of
the
whole
trip!
This
is
a
lookout
that
you
can
drive
right
up
to,
park
and
walk
a
short
distance
to
the
viewing
area.
The
view
can
be
blocked
by
cloud
coverage
so
you
may
have
to
visit
more
than
once
in
order
to
catch
it
:)
Google:
This
7.7
mile
out-and-back
trail
is
considered
to
be
a
challenging
route.
*Entry
permits
are
required*
and
you
can
secure
your
pass
by
reserving
a
parking
pass
or
shuttle
pass
available
on
GoHaena.com.
Please
be
sure
to
LNT
and
be
adequately
prepare
for
a
lengthy
5-8
hour
hike
with
many
water
crossings.
Read
about
flood
warnings
and
completing
this
hike
safely
on
GoHaena.com.