Pictures of Kauai County

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With its lush mountainous landscapes, “The Garden Island” offers exceptional outdoor activities, classic Hawaiian atmosphere and stunning natural beauty.

Relax on one of the many sandy beaches, visit varied cultural museums and historic plantations and try a traditional luau.  

Enjoy the glorious view of cascades, mountains and an intricate patchwork of fields, where taro for the island’s famous poi dish is grown.

With its old-fashioned charm and stunning natural surroundings, Kauaʻi’s southernmost town offers a diverse range of delights that epitomize a tropical getaway. 

Learn about an intriguing and little-known part of Hawaiian and Russian history with a trip to the remaining walls of this fortress.

Learn about an intriguing and little-known part of Hawaiian and Russian history with a trip to the remaining walls of this fortress.

Explore the scenic nature trails and busy shops of this pleasant town that lies in the shadow of the Sleeping Giant.

With its lush mountainous landscapes, “The Garden Island” offers exceptional outdoor activities, classic Hawaiian atmosphere and stunning natural beauty.

Enjoy the glorious view of cascades, mountains and an intricate patchwork of fields, where taro for the island’s famous poi dish is grown.

Relax on one of the many sandy beaches, visit varied cultural museums and historic plantations and try a traditional luau.  

See the chutes of this glorious, accessible waterfall from the highway, before getting close to enjoy excellent picnic and photo opportunities.

Relax on one of the many sandy beaches, visit varied cultural museums and historic plantations and try a traditional luau.  

Explore the scenic nature trails and busy shops of this pleasant town that lies in the shadow of the Sleeping Giant.

With its lush mountainous landscapes, “The Garden Island” offers exceptional outdoor activities, classic Hawaiian atmosphere and stunning natural beauty.

Enjoy the glorious view of cascades, mountains and an intricate patchwork of fields, where taro for the island’s famous poi dish is grown.

See the chutes of this glorious, accessible waterfall from the highway, before getting close to enjoy excellent picnic and photo opportunities.

Explore the scenic nature trails and busy shops of this pleasant town that lies in the shadow of the Sleeping Giant.

Relax on one of the many sandy beaches, visit varied cultural museums and historic plantations and try a traditional luau.  

With its old-fashioned charm and stunning natural surroundings, Kauaʻi’s southernmost town offers a diverse range of delights that epitomize a tropical getaway. 

Enjoy stunning coastal views and wildlife spotting at this iconic landmark that has guided ships along the island’s treacherous coast for over a hundred years.