Your day of adventure begins with a short, scenic van ride to the Allerton & McBryde Garden in Poipu on the southern coast of Kauai. Here you will explore the extraordinary beauty of one of the world's premier congressionally chartered botanical research organizations, described as a living work of art that includes water features, statuary and garden rooms that delight visitors at every turn.... more info

Experience one of Kauai’s most popular attractions, Waimea Canyon--the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific.” From the lookout at 3,400 feet, you’ll enjoy an unsurpassed view of the 2,857-foot-deep canyon and the surrounding countryside. The canyon’s dramatic size combined with the reds and browns of exposed volcanic rock and the blues and greens of lush tropical vegetatio... more info

The history and development of Kauai is centered around the social impact of the sugar plantations. Kauai’s turn-of-the-century sugar plantations shaped the island’s multi-ethnic culture and the island’s economy. A visit to Grove Farm, a beautifully preserved 80-acre sugar plantation homestead, offers a fascinating glimpse into the Kauai’s past. Acquired in 1864 by Georg... more info

This truly memorable sightseeing experience on Kauai starts with a short drive through the town of Lihue to the helicopter terminal. You will receive your safety briefing and then board an air-conditioned A-star jet helicopter. Your spectacularly scenic flight will last approximately 45 minutes but will stay with you for a lifetime. Soar through the heavens for a bird’s-eye view of lush v... more info

Take a fun, downwind kayak trip (1 hour; 2 miles) up the Huleia jungle stream. Paddle through the mangroves of Huleia National Wildlife Refuge. Pass a series of gates built by the Menehune people around the Alekoko (Menehune) Fishpond--a living archeological site. In the shallows, tie your kayak to a tree and take a ½-mile hike up the valley to Hidden Valley Falls and a swimming hole. Spen... more info

Your “theater on wheels” will bring you to the film locations of some of Hollywood’s legendary movies--South Pacific, Blue Hawaii, Gilligan’s Island, Six Days, Seven Nights, Fantasy Island, Lilo & Stitch, Honeymoon in Vegas and many others, all filmed on the stunning island of Kauai. This tour is both comprehensive and just plain fun. Your movie adventure be... more info

Harness up and zip across valleys and gulches, soar over streams and view Kauai’s spectacular places. Your tour starts with a historic and scenic drive to the start of the zip course. This is an exclusive zip experience that occurs on private lands that have never before been open to the public. This 3 ½ hour backcountry adventure takes you deep into Kauai’s interior and, after... more info

Calling all railroad buffs and those interested in Hawaii’s agriculture. Board a narrow-gauge train for a 40-minute tour of the 105-acre Agriculture & Animal Plantation. Ride in the King Kalakaua-style pure mahogany wood passenger cars. From the train you will have splendid views of orchards that grow more than 50 varieties of exotic fruit trees including acerola cherries, cashew nuts... more info

Kauai’s aerial flightseeing tour lifts off with a view of Nawiliwili Harbor and the Menehune Fish Pond. The Hanapepe Valley opens up with its many waterfalls and dense tropical forests. Waimea Canyon, the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific,” Wailea Falls and Alakai Swamp are on the way to the isolated Na Pali Coast’s beautiful valleys and beaches used as backdrops in Raide... more info