Kauai Condos, Tourism, and Hotels

Kauai is the northernmost of Hawaii’s main islands, formed by volcanic activity some six million years ago. As a result of its volcanic origins, Kauai is a mountain island. In addition to the ocean beaches Hawaii is known for, Kauai features some of the country’s most unique and picturesque scenery.

Whether you are a hiker, a swimmer, a history aficionado, or simply someone appreciative of taking in some of the world’s most beautiful sights, Kauai offers something for you. Travel-kauai.com is here to inform and inspire visitors with all valid information about traveling to Hawaii’s oldest island. 

Whatever your reason for visiting the island, you will have the best experience if you are fully aware of what is available to you. In this website you will find information about hotels, condos and resorts in Kauai. You will also find information about the many adventures available to visitors, including snorkeling, surfing, hiking, horseback riding, trying out windsurfing boards and more.

By air, Kauai is about twenty minutes from Honolulu. The island has a square footage of about 552 miles. It is the fourth largest of Hawaii’s islands, and the 21st largest island in the United States.

Some of the world’s most remarkable natural wonders are in Kauai, including the Wailua River, the Waimea Canyon, and the Na Pali Coast. Some refer to Kauai as the “Garden Isle” because of its stunning scenery.

Kauai features some of the world’s most beautiful beaches, including Poipu Beach, Shipwreck Beach, and others. Additionally, the island features mountain landscape such as that seen on the Na Pali Coast or from Kalalau Lookout.

Tourism is by far Kauai’s largest industry. The majority of the island’s visitors come from other parts of the United States. Whether you are planning to visit for a short or extended stay, alone or with family, for business or pleasure, Kauai has the necessary accommodations available.

Once you are settled in, the island features golfing, fishing, wind surfing, scuba diving, and camping, among other activities. Additionally, Kauai features some of the country’s most unique and beautiful hikes. Only about 10% of Kauai is accessible by road, an exciting number for hiking enthusiasts. 

Kauai also features a number of cultural attractions. If you want to climb down from the mountain and interact with humans again, Hanapepe town is a good choice. It offers live music, historic storefronts, artist studios and the weekly Hanapepe Art Night in which art is displayed throughout the town.

Similarly, museum exhibits and garden festivals are peppered throughout the island. Kauai also hosts weekly festivals educating tourists on Kauai’s culture and heritage, nearby landmarks, and the history of the island’s places and people.

Visitors have the choice in staying in a number of different hotels, beach resorts, condos or cottages. Some of the differences between each type of accommodation are explored on this site.

 

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