Kauai is magnificent. The Garden Isle checks off every essential on any traveler’s bucket list: beaches, hikes, waterfalls, turtle viewing, surfing and snorkeling. Not to mention it’s one of the most naturally beautiful places on earth.
Inclusions
- Round trip airfare to Kauai
- 7 nights hotel
- Includes Travel Protection Plan: Cancel up to 7 days prior!*
Vancouver
Nov 1-Dec 11 from $1849 + $366 tax (Plantation Hale Suites; 3-star)
Nov 15-Dec 11 from $1599 + $479 tax (Aston Islander; 3-star)
Nov 22-Dec 11 from $1869 + $501 tax (Kauai Beach; 4-star)
Nov 29-Dec 11 from $2169 + $473 tax (Waipouli Beach; 4-star)
Jan 10-Feb 28 from $1599 + $479 tax (Plantation Hale Suites; 3-star)
Jan 10-Feb 28 from $2299 + $533 tax (Waipouli Beach; 4-star)
Jan 20-Feb 28 from $4399 + $902 tax (Grand Hyatt; 4.5-star)
Victoria, Kelowna, Edmonton, Calgary from $100 more
Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg departures from $200 more
Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal from $250
Connections from other cities available
Resort Fees & cleaning fees additional and vary depending on resorts. 10 or 14 night packages available
IMPORTANT: Select hotels may require proof of vaccination for guests to be allowed to stay at the hotel.
*Travel Protection Plan must be added to be included with packages
Lihue, Kauai
Kauai is the northernmost of the Hawaiian islands, sitting 4,000 km from the continental U.S. Settled roughly 1,500 years ago by seafaring Polynesians, these pioneers found a wondrous island they called Kauai (pronounced kah-why).
At a little more than 1,400 sq. km in size, it is the fourth largest of the Hawaiian Islands. It is known as the “Garden Isle,” an abundance of green atop a rugged tangle of mountains and deep valleys. Its powdery-soft beaches are swept by warm trade winds. Kauai is the quintessential tropical paradise.
Though it has a population of roughly 65,000, the island still retains its sense of the wild. Visitors come here, not just to stake out a patch of beach, but also to explore Kauai’s many charms. It is also a popular destination for people looking to tie the knot and to honeymoon.
Kauai tugs at the adventurer within. It inspires you to get out and explore its incredible hiking trails and to test its waters with a surfboard, boogie board or stand-up paddle board. Or perhaps even travel across the water on an outrigger canoe to experience the way the ancient Polynesians travelled, guided by the stars and an intimate knowledge of the sea.
This beautiful island still has a way of enticing visitors, sometimes turning them into permanent residents. It may have a similar effect on you. Inevitably, first-timers vow to return to Kauai for those emerald-green mountains, cascading waterfalls, satiny beaches and coral reef-rimmed lagoons.
Climate
Kauai’s soothing climate hums along with the predictability of the trade winds. Temperatures are near perfect year-round, with daily averages ranging from the low- to high-20s C, edging slightly warmer in the summer.
