Where is Kauai Located

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The best place to remain on Kauai and discover the island - Kauai Forum

Hello, if you haven't already, please see the top right of the Kauai Forums page to see which side of the site you should be on. You can also perform a research in the forums by entering keywords such as "Nordufer" "Ostseite" "Südufer", "Nord oder Süd" etc..

Well, some like North Shore, some like South, some like East. August does not require you to care so much about the climate, so either North, South or East should be good. There' s no best accommodation, it really is a question of your own preferences, and the whole isle is beautiful, so no matter where you are, you can and should get off and discover the other side of the isle.

Think about what you want to see/do on Kauai and whether most things are nearer to a bank, and if so, then stick there. The Kauai is not a very large islet ( "it will take about an hours and a half to get from Poipu in the south to Hanalei in the north), so it is very simple to remain on one side of the other.

It is my advise to research the different areas of the islands and determine what is best for you, everyone has their own opinions about the best, but their tastes may be different from yours.

Best places for sunrise and sunset on Kauai

The Kauai is home to some of the most amazing and stunning rises and falls of the sun in the underworld. Here is a tour to a few places and some of the best places to see sunrise and setting on the isle. The Koloa Landing Fruit Roll: Koloa Landing System: Sunset Wall: In our own residence, just across the road and still on our premises, is the renowned "Sunset Wall".

Well-known by most natives as the best place on the islands to observe sundowns. Come a few moments earlier, as the walls are quickly filled by local people and visitors at sundown. Grab your seat and drink your drink directly from the palm tree thanks to a man who is selling it directly on the sundown.

You may be fortunate to see the lightning bolt when the sun sets below the horizontal line. The Polihale Beach: Polihale is a popular place on the western coast of the islands and provides great views of sunrise and setting all year round, with spectacular colours and many vantage points, such as Barking Sands and Polihale State Park.

Ke'e is the last northern seashore to be reached by road and is a great place for a spectacular view of the Na Pali coastline at dusk and dawn. Kilauea Tower, the renowned Kilauea beacon on the northern bank of the archipelago, is an ideal spot for setting and rising suns.

The Hanalei Bay is one of the most visited in Kauai. Situated on the northern bank of the isle, it has the best view in autumn and winter. Not only is Poipu Beach famous for its beautiful beach, but also for its ideal position for sunset and sunrise.

Have a look at the Spouting Horn Blowholes for a unique sundown. Cruising east to Lydgate State Park at the right time of year offers great ways to watch the sun set andrise. Overlooking the Kalalau valley, it is several thousand metres high and offers an unobstructed view of the islands and its sea environment for magnificent dusk and dawn.

Because of its many palms, the east bank of the archipelago, also known as the coconut coast, is ideal for early mornings. Obviously, it depends on the season where you should see a nice dawn or dusk on Kauai, as this affects the precise position of the star in respect to the isle.

These are just a few of the many places around Kauai where you can experience an unforgettable one. So if you are looking for a tour, you should contact our agent and we will help you find the perfect place.