Adequately named the “Island of Discovery,” Kauai vacation rentals give you plenty of places to explore and stretch out. Protected by landscape challenges and distance from the Mainland of Hawaii, Kauai is mostly untouched by land developers offering vacation rentals in Kauai the opportunity to step back in time and experience Polynesian history first hand. With lush forests and garden of waterfalls, Kauai invites vacation rentals to enjoy the moments of peace and quiet as nature breathes. From the Kilauea Lighthouse and Nature Preserve, visitors to the Kauai vacation rentals can experience the breath taking landscape. The adventurous to vacation rentals may take the time to visit Makana Peak, Manininiholo Dry Cave Waikanaloa, and Waikapalae Wet Caves to explore unchanged areas of Kauai. If you are more interested in the historical connection of Kauai, then a short drive from your luxury Kauai vacation rental is Fort Elizabeth and the Mission House. Never short on things to do or see, Kauai surrounds spectators with constant activity such as the Coconut Marketplace or the Plantation Gardens. All around your vacation rental in Kauai is paradise within paradise. The everyday sports of golf, fishing, windsurfing, scuba diving, horseback riding, and hiking await vacation rental visitors on Kauai.
Places to visit near your Kauai, Hawaii rental house:
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Wailua River: A lovely river feed from several waterfalls bordered on either side by palm trees and ferns waving hello in the breeze. Whether choosing to kayak or canoe down the splendorous peaceful retreat of the Wailua River.
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Napali Coast: With green forests seeping into the crystal waters over the powder white sand, Napali Coast brings the word paradise to mind with every step. The sun bouncing off of the rolling waves providing a melodious dance with the whispering winds playing against a postcard background. Whether choosing a walk to collect small shells, boating off of the coast, or relaxing on the shore, Napali Coast is lovely from every point of view.
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Waimea Canyon: From the rising, deep reds ranges sinking into the many shades of purples of the valleys in the canyon below, the majestic view is startlingly reminiscent of the Grand Canyon. As the sun sets over the ridges, the view down into the canyon floor brings a fabulous picture opportunity for every visitor.
Although often referred to as the wettest place on earth, the incredible beauty and landscape of Kauai has often brought Hollywood to its doors to film. After enjoying your vacation rental in Kauai, you will leave with a mind full of memories of a rich Polynesian culture mixed with the most phenomenal scenery. Whether or not you share the secret of your Kauai vacation rental is up to you!
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