If you are planning a vacation, you may be looking for fun in the sun. One of the places you could consider might be Hawaii.
If you like less-crowded vacation spots, you should definitely consider Kauai, Hawaii's least-traveled large island. Here are 10 reasons why:
You and your kids may really enjoy simple snorkeling. Just put on mask or goggles at any beach and watch the colorful fish.
2. There are sheltered beaches for kids on the sunny south side.
3. Outfitters on the island offer zipline tours through the treetops and kayaking on scenic rivers and oceanfront.
4. You will see an amazing coast on Kauai's northwest side. Hollywood directors have found it and used it in movies like King Kong and Raiders of the Lost Ark. You can see it from a boat or helicopter, or even from a kayak if you relish an athletic challenge.
5. You can use frequent flyer miles to get there.
6. Since it is a U.S. destination, U.S. liability laws apply for diving outfitters. So you are more likely to have a safe diving experience with safe equipment than in non-U.S. destinations.
7. Kauai is a great place for those seeking the road less traveled, away from the crowds.
8. You get to see monk seals and sea turtles at the beaches. Don't feed or touch! They are endangered.
9. You can see the crafts of Niihau, the neighboring island where Hawaiian language and culture still survive. This island, 17 miles from Kauai, is closed to outsiders.
10. Worried about funding a vacation? Using U.S. currency at a U.S. tropical destination may be quite a benefit for you.
So, consider Kauai!
If you like less-crowded vacation spots, you should definitely consider Kauai, Hawaii's least-traveled large island. Here are 10 reasons why:
You and your kids may really enjoy simple snorkeling. Just put on mask or goggles at any beach and watch the colorful fish.
2. There are sheltered beaches for kids on the sunny south side.
3. Outfitters on the island offer zipline tours through the treetops and kayaking on scenic rivers and oceanfront.
4. You will see an amazing coast on Kauai's northwest side. Hollywood directors have found it and used it in movies like King Kong and Raiders of the Lost Ark. You can see it from a boat or helicopter, or even from a kayak if you relish an athletic challenge.
5. You can use frequent flyer miles to get there.
6. Since it is a U.S. destination, U.S. liability laws apply for diving outfitters. So you are more likely to have a safe diving experience with safe equipment than in non-U.S. destinations.
7. Kauai is a great place for those seeking the road less traveled, away from the crowds.
8. You get to see monk seals and sea turtles at the beaches. Don't feed or touch! They are endangered.
9. You can see the crafts of Niihau, the neighboring island where Hawaiian language and culture still survive. This island, 17 miles from Kauai, is closed to outsiders.
10. Worried about funding a vacation? Using U.S. currency at a U.S. tropical destination may be quite a benefit for you.
So, consider Kauai!
About the Author:
Before you imagine your tropical vacation, consider a Kauai Hawaii vacation. Writer Phyllis Wheeler took her family there and is longing to return! Learn about Kauai activities from a fellow tourist.
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