Jul 1st, 2008 by admin |
Nickname: The Garden Island
Population: 58,463 (2000 census)
Visitors: 16,000 + visitors on any given day
Size: 555 Square miles (depending on the tide)
Length: 33 Miles
Width: 25 Miles
Coastline: 90 miles
Highest Point: Kawaikini Peak (5,243 feet)
Island Color: Purple
Island Flower: Mokihana
Weather: Daytime temperadures from min 70 to mid 80 degrees with slightly warmer days in summer
Ocean Temperature: Between 72 adn 80 degrees year round
Local Paper: Garden Island Newspaper, online at www.kauaiworld.com
Geology: The oldest and fourth largest of the main Hawaiian Islands, Kaua’i was formed approximately 5 million years ago by volcanoes that have been quiet for hundreds of thousands of years.
Traveling to Kauai? Check out Kauai vacation rentals.
Jun 13th, 2008 by admin |
Here are some fun places to visit if you are looking for night life here on the Garden Island:
Trees Lounge www.treesloungekauai.com- mellow and cozy bar with live, local music and Pupus! Love it
Tradewinds at the Coconut Marketplace- bar/club, sometimes with a DJ, sometimes live music and sometimes if you’re lucky you get the old Kareoke couple singing random Lionel Richie songs. Always fun and interesting with all ages, shapes and colors.
Rob’s Goodtimes Bar and Grill- Dance club located in Lihue with DJ. Especially fun is “Bladder Buster Thursdays” just make sure you use the restroom BEFORE you go.
Pizzera’s RAGER- Kind of random, Pizzera’s opened up their doors as a night club on Friday’s and Saturday’s with DJ, dancing and ono Pizza served all night. Fun
Tahiti Nui- bar on the North Shore with music and dancing
The Point- night club on the South Side with DJ and dancing…and go go dancers
Lizard Lounge- casual and mellow bar with pool table, darts and food
The Waipouli and Aloha Beach Resort just opened bars- haven’t been, but heard they are both fun and right on the beach!
I think that’s about it for now…what were you expecting??? It’s Kauai not LA!
Jun 13th, 2008 by admin |
People always ask us “does Vog affect the island of Kauai?” My expert Australian boss says, “yes it does, but it’s not as severe as the islands to the South. We do occasionally get Vog during times of south winds, but fortunately southerly winds are not very prevalent.” Basically, it’s minimal and short lived
Hope that helps!
Jun 12th, 2008 by admin |
Coming to Kauai and want to see an amazing show? Check out Luau Kalamaku for an unforgettable experience with ono food and dancing! To read more about the show and purchase tickets, go to www.luaukalamaku.com
AND If you mention that “Nicki” referred you, you will receive a gift at the door
Thanks and hope to see you at the show!
Jun 12th, 2008 by admin |
Aloha everyone from the beautiful island of Kauai! Today we have had some much needed rain, which is a blessing because it only makes our island more beautiful!
If you are coming to the island and looking for events, check out www.kauaiworld.com for the community calendar. Also if you are looking for a schedule for our local Farmer’s Markets, check out this link http://realkauai.com/FarmersMarkets/ to support local Farmers!!!
And, of course, let us know if you require any assistance with Kauai vacation rentals.