The island that looks like a movie set, because it is.
Kauai is the oldest of the main Hawaiian islands and the greenest, nicknamed the Garden Isle for good reason. Its sheer cliffs, rainforest valleys and waterfalls have starred in dozens of Hollywood films.
Fly over the Nā Pali Coast by helicopter, peer into Waimea Canyon, the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific,” kayak the Wailua River and end the day at a beachfront lūʻau. On Kauai, nothing is rushed, and that’s the point.
Six things your team will talk about for years
Helicopter over Nā Pali
See hidden valleys and waterfalls only reachable from the air.
Waimea Canyon
Red and green cliffs plunging thousands of feet below the lookouts.
Nā Pali by catamaran
Sail beneath towering sea cliffs with dolphins alongside.
Kayak to a waterfall
Paddle the Wailua River, then hike through the jungle to a cascade.
Beachfront lūʻau
Kalua pig, hula and the sun setting over the Pacific.
Hanalei Bay
A perfect crescent of sand framed by mountains and waterfalls.
April to June, September and October.
Kauai is warm all year. Spring and fall bring the best mix of sunshine, calm seas and good rates. Winter brings big north-shore surf and more rain, and summer and holidays are busiest.
No passport needed
Tropical paradise without international travel.
Room to breathe
Uncrowded beaches and a slower pace.
Adventure for all
From easy beach days to epic hikes.