KAUAI, HAWAII

Kauai Island is farther north and west than the other major Hawaiian Islands. It has dramatic craggy mountains, luxuriant valleys, and many breezy beaches. Kauai has so many spectacular beaches that singling out a few as the best seems patently unfair, if not impossible. If you're a connoisseur of beaches, you'll find them in all shapes and colors: white, green, brown, tan, and black. 

The beautiful landscape has been protected by height restrictions—keeping buildings from towering over the coconut trees—and the interior of the island remains predominantly rural. As a result, it's the natural scenery that elicits awe on Kauai.

Serious hikers should set aside an extra day or two just to hike Kauai's marvelous nature trails. Outdoor enthusiasts will also find challenging golf, whale-watching (December to mid-April), and boat trips along the spectacular Na Pali Coast. This island is well-suited to travelers who enjoy nature—the scenery and abundance of outdoor activities are the highlight. Kauai is a paradise for outdoor activities. Active sports are plentiful and include snorkeling, swimming, bodysurfing, boogie boarding, surfing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, kayaking, hiking, golf, tennis, horseback riding, and even inner tubing and ziplining.

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