Kauai in

Me and my husband will make our first trip to Hawaii in December and will stay in Kauai. The Kauai, "the garden island", is a dreamy tropical rainforest district.

The Kauai in June - Kauai Forum

There' always going to be some precipitation on Kauai. I' m also choosing NortHore. It's breathtakingly pretty. Northern bank most likely www. nordufer is too wet in June. Many other condominiums have You?ll; there?s only one motel on the northern bank. The majority of the condominiums are in Princeville, and you will drive to most snorkelling sites and resaurant.

Wherever you are, you will go to another sandy spot or a different place to eat and drink, and there are also places to spend the night in the vicinity of nearby places (or a 5 minute walk). I' ll think of Princelyville while I'm looking. Take a look at Poipu on the south coast.

Many condominiums are within walking distance of good snorkelling spots, as well as shops and dining. Have a look at Kiahuna plantations or Nihi Kai condominiums or many others. I' m looking at the northern bank and would like some suggestions on where to go?

Cauai in April - Cauai Forum

Princeville is only 15-20 minutes by car from some of the best shores of the islands and the north bank is the most scenic part of the coast. Fantastic view, but the sandy area is next to a nice place to eat and not a good bathing area.

The weather in Kauai in early November and where to dine - Poipu Message Board

I' m living in the Po'ipu Beach area (11 years) and can tell you that in my opinion November is quite mix. Walking through the Po'ipu Kai Spa you can go down to Brennecke's Beach area - there you can either go to the Casa di Amici or Brennecke's Beach Broiler - so they may also be accessible.

Po'ipu Shoppin Village is about 2 mile from the Hyatt - accessible during the afternoon, but definitely not recommended at nights due to missing footpaths and backlight. The mall has Roy's and Keoki's Paradise - both very famous places to eat. Situated between the Sheraton Kaua'i and the Kiahuna Plantation - usually reached via the Ho'onani Road past the Sheraton.

Approximately 2 mile from the Hyatt.