About Kauai...

Northern most of the popular Hawaiian Islands, the Island of Kauai is 548.7 square miles in size or 33 miles long and 25 miles wide. The population is estimated at around 45,000 permanent residents.

Direct Flights to Kauai#A465C5
United Airlines offers direct flights to Kauai from "LAX" on the west coast, and more airlines may start offering the service at some point. You will know direct flights to Kauai if they go straight to Lihue airport (airport code LIH), Kauai's major airport, which is also serviced by Hawaiian and Aloha Airlines with convenient departures and arrivals throughout the day.There are two other airports on Kauai but neither is big enough for these commercial airliners. They are:

Port Allen Airport (PAK)
Princeville Airport (HPV)

Kauai is also the home the the Grand Canyon of the Pacific, Waimea Canyon. This is a site best seen with a helicopter tour but you can also hike it, and it's as spectacular as the Grand Canyon in Arizona. A site not to be missed when visiting Kauai.

Kauai also has the distinction of having the wettest spot in the world. On the windward slopes of Waialeale, rain fall has been reported in excess of 500 inches of rain per year. It's hard to visualize 500 inches so try it this way. 500 inches is 41.5 feet of water. Or try a three story building at about 50 ft. No matter how you cut it, that's a lot of water to fall from the sky.

Kauai, the Garden Isle is so full of life, beauty and remains so unspoiled. Here you will find plant species found no where else in the world and scenery unmatched by anything worldly. Help us keep Kauai the emerald gem it is in the middle of the Pacific. Please don't litter and use the trash containers found throughout the island. Mahalo!, and enjoy your Kauai vacation.

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