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• Oldest of the Hawaiian Islands

  Kauai is the oldest of the Hawaiian islands having been formed about five million years ago. Kauai has more sandy beach per mile of coastline than any of the other islands because nature has had more time to erode away the original volcanic landscapes and create spectacular beaches with expanses of golden sands, and also such geological wonders such as the deeply carved Waimea Canyon and the furrowed cliffs and spires of the Na Pali Coast.

• 550 Square Miles in Size

  Kauai is a relatively small island, only about 550 square miles in all, making it the fourth largest of the Hawaiian Islands and the 21st largest island in the United States. The highest point on Kauai is 5,242 feet above sea level at the the top of Mt. Kawaikini. Nearby is the equally impressive Mt. Waialeale, said to be the "wettest spot on Earth" due to the abundant rainfall there.

• "The Garden Island"

  Kauai's official nickname is "The Garden Isle" due to its verdant and lush landscapes. Kauai is also known for its many waterfalls including Waipoo Falls tumbling 800 feet into Waimea Canyon. Two scenic waterfalls on Kauai's east side include Opaekaa Falls as well as the iconic Wailua Falls which was shown in the opening credits of the television show "Fantasy Island."

• Named of the Best Islands in the World

  Travel & Leisure Magazine readers recently named Kauai as the 2nd Best Island in the World! Kauai has more beaches, rivers, streams and waterfalls than any of the other Hawaiian islands. Kauai's coastline is 111 miles and over 50% of those miles are sandy beaches.