Polihale Beach Kauai
Polihale is the westernmost accessible beach on Kaua’i. Stretching several miles long, this beach offers plenty of warm sandy space to tan and play! There’s also excellent kayaking, fishing from the...
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Hiking in Waimea Canyon – the Grand Canyon of the Pacific – for All Skill Levels
Kauai real estate is in close proximity to one of Hawaii’s most incredible natural wonders; Waimea Canyon. Given the nickname “the Grand Canyon of the Pacific” by Mark Twain, Waimea Canyon is a large...
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Kukuiula: A name in a nutshell
Kukui‘ula comes from two words: kukui, or candlenut, and ‘ula, red glow. The kukui is never far away here – Kukui‘ula greeter Teva wears his kukui nut lei almost every day – and a smile that lights up...
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Kauai’s Best Hiking – Kalalau Trail
Kalalau Trail While the south side of Kauai offers incredible beaches, shopping and dining at The Shops at Kukui’ula, the north shore also holds its special share of wonders. A few of them being its...
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Hanapepe Art Night
Hanapepe Art Night Hanapepe (literally translating to “crushed bay” in Hawaiian, due to landslides in the area) is a small town on the western side of Kauai. One scenic drive away from the south, this...
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Kauai’s Best Up-and-Coming Food Trucks
Food is a huge part of living on Kauai. From Kalua pulled pork to fresh ahi poke, every bite offers you a better understanding of what the island (and it’s people) are truly about. While there are a...
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Where To Find The Best Drinks on Kaua’i
Kauai is a romantic place, filled with breathtaking sights, delicious food and a constantly evolving drink menu. From locally grown coffee and fresh juice to savory wine and tropical cocktails, we’ve...
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Hawaiian Words Everyone Should Know Before Buying A Home On Kauai
The Garden Island of Kauai, as well as the rest of the islands, has a local language all its own. A form of “Pidgin” English (pronounced pid-jin) and old Hawaiian, can be heard across the island....
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Waving to friends as you pass on the highway or talking story when you see your neighbor in the grocery store are parts of the charming everyday life on Kauai, long since forgotten in busy cities....
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