Kauai is Hawaii’s fourth largest island and is sometimes called the “Garden Island,” which is an entirely accurate description. The oldest and northernmost island in the Hawaiian chain is draped in emerald valleys, sharp mountain spires and jagged cliffs aged by time and the elements. Why do they call Kauai the Garden island? Kauai is […]

No… having 4WD is absolutely not necessary. In fact, the fine print of all the major car rental companies state that going off-roading violates your rental contract. However, if you own a SUV at home and feel more comfortable driving one – then go ahead and rent whatever you like. Do I need a 4 […]

For Kauaʻi, people older than 5 must wear a mask that covers their nose and mouth, whether indoors or outdoors, in any setting in which they are within 6 feet of people who don’t like in their immediate household. You must wear a mask inside any establishment except: While consuming food or beverage. Do you […]

Waialeale. Nurturing rains are frequent and substantial on Kauai, giving the “Garden Island” its signature lush greenery. Mt. Waialeale, near the island’s center, is one of the wettest spots on earth, averaging more than 450 inches of rain per year. Which side of Kauai gets the most rain? Abundant Sunshine Random rain showers happen all […]

The Blue Room Cave is located west of the Wet and Drive Caves and Tunnel Beach. Once you pass the Botanical gardens and the one lane bride go about a quarter mile and you will see an emergency helicopter pad and parking lot to the right. On the left side of the road you will […]

Technically there are no skunks in the Hawaiian Islands, as the agricultural department works hard to keep out non-native species — especially those that can carry rabies. Are there skunks in Hawaii? Skunks are prohibited in Hawaii and are only allowed by permit for research and exhibition in a municipal zoo. Skunks inhabit the U.S., […]

97 percent. Kauai boasts about 50 miles of sandy beaches, dramatic cliffs, freshwater rivers, streams, and waterfalls, and, of course, rich rainforest. More than 97 percent of Kauai is undeveloped land, either protected or used for agriculture. How much land does Zuckerberg own in Kauai? Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan now own just over two […]

Kauai has a unique history being the oldest inhabited of the main Hawaiian Islands and the only island that was not conquered by King Kamehameha in his attempt to unite all the Hawaiian Islands.Kaumualii continued to serve as governor of Kauai under the united Hawaiian Kingdom ruled by King Kamehameha. What is so special about […]

There are some forty species of sharks that occur in Hawaiian waters and about eight of those are somewhat common in nearshore waters, including sandbar, hammerhead, whitetip reef, and tiger sharks. The ones we most frequently encounter are the whitetip reef sharks, who we’ll sometimes see resting in caves in the reef. Are shark attacks […]

The first settlers of Kauai are believed to be Marquesans and other Polynesians that sailed to Hawaii around 500 A.D. With no guidance but the stars and the trade winds, it is a testament to their navigational skills that they found the Hawaiian island chain in the middle of the great Pacific. Why is Kauai […]

The Island of Kauai offers hunting for feral pigs, feral goats, and black-tail deer. The island has thirteen public hunting areas divided into units and sub-units labeled A through L. Most units offer all three species but season dates, method of take, bag limits and legal hunting days vary greatly between units. Is it legal […]

Taxi fares are county regulated and are, [RATE 1] $ 3.00 for the first mile, and $ 3.00 for each additional mile, [RATE 2] 2 hours for $120, and $15 for ever 15 minutes that follows the initial 2 hour minimum, again, county regulated and by the meter. Is it easy to get a taxi […]