Do you guys know anywhere that accepts unopened food donations? (preferably Princeville or Hanalei area) we will be on Kauai in a few weeks and always like to donate any unopened/ unspoiled food at the end of the trip
I was there last year with my friend. I love it there. So relaxing and the beach is beautiful ❤ This island isn’t busy. It's quiet and no major traffic jams.
Went there this February for 1 yr wedding anniversary. It's such a tropical lush island. Everyone is so friendly. So many vegan options too!! Took the tubing, allerton garden tour & much more thanks to your videos 🙌 saw the monk seal, turtles, pigs, & whales just by walking around. & 🐓 all over the place❤
When I went ot Kauai, I got a hotel on the east side, to be more “central” to the north and south. But the current was strong there, pushing you down the coast. I did a Napali coast boat tour, going into the sea caves was amazing and a turtle was checking me out while snorkeling. Also, did a helicopter tour around the island - although pricey, it was absolutely amazing! Did a hike to the top of the cliffs on the Napali coast, which has spectacular views.
There is no mild waters on Kauai. Kalapaki Bay may be the one exception, but a large S E swell changes that. Anahola Bay would be my second suggestion, but onshore winds will add to the power of that shore. Kauai is the drowning capital of Hawaii.
@@toddf7582 Kauai is a natural beauty. The shore is dynamic, to put it mildly. I'm glad you had a safe trip. Come back soon. I love west Maui. The water is protected by the islands of Molokai and Lanai . In fact the calm waters stimulate visitors to attempt to swim distances of 1/4 mile off shore and more !!! Maui is the shark bite capitol of Hawaii and the enticing waters may be the reason. Have a look, next trip.
Reposting this from a previous comment with some amendments - My wife and I have been to Kauai 12 times in the last 15 years, and were there last in May of 2023. This video is extremely informative. As someone that has been pretty much everywhere on the island, a few things to add from our experience: One, if you want lots of sunny days on your vacation, stay on the south side of the island. The north shore is quite beautiful, but you will absolutely get rained on more. Two, as they noted and I cannot emphasize this more - eat lots of local food! Village Snack Shop and bakery in Hanalei has awesome lunch and excellent pie! In Lihue, the best mac nut pancakes in the world and outstanding oxtail soup is in the diner at the Tip Top Motel. In Kapaa, we love Pono Market. In Koloa, the Koloa Fish Market and the walk up window at the Sueoka grocery store are both great. Three, make use of the excellent farmers markets that happen pretty much daily somewhere on the island - particularly if you are staying in a house or condo that has a kitchen. The expensive sugar loaf pineapples are worth it. Trust me. We also stock up a bit at Costco in Lihue on the way from the airport to our condo. Four, some of the best hikes anywhere in the world are on this island. There are a lot of websites like alltrails that have plenty of info on them. One of my favorites is the Awa'awapuhi Trail. Five, consider making a donation at the humane society. They do amazing and tough work on the island. You can also take a dog out for the day - donation required - which is a lot of fun for both you and the dog! Six, the coffee plantation is a nice place to visit for an afternoon. They also have ice cream for sale. Seven, the Hanapepe Art Night is a fun time along the main street in town, a chance to see some local art and shop some local stores. The Talk Story bookstore is particularly great! Kauai is beautiful and the people who live there are lovely and welcoming!
After 7 trips to Kauai I would highly recommend staying on the north shore. 10x as beautiful. They also have a Napali tour that leaves from hanalei. You’ll have to make one long drive your whole trip and that’s to go to Waimea
@@priscillaghartey3239that is where we stayed in October. Great resort and they were in the middle of completing many upgrades which should be completed now
I’m going in a few weeks and we booked with a tour out of Waimea. I intentionally did this so we could then spend the remainder of the day in the Waimea area, stop by the state park to see the canyon lookout. And on the way back, hoping to catch the sunset at Poipu beach. What’re your thoughts?
Recommend Lydgate chocolate farm, just inland from Kapa’a. We skipped the tour and just did the chocolate tasting- wow- the chocolate covered macadamia nuts are amazing!! Great gift to take home and they pack it in a container with ice packs.
Thanks for all your great videos, Jordan and Erica!! We are currently here on Kauai, on this Good Friday, and have done a lot of your recommendations! One thing we’ve also done is the free Hula Show at Coconut Marketplace! (On Thursday at noon) They did an excellent job of singing, the hula girls and even a flame thrower and it was free!! (Enjoyed Jo Jo’s Shave Ice, which you recommended too😊) Thanks for all the informative videos!! Mahalo!!😎🏖️🌴Kevin and Gwen from MN 😉
Aloha Gwen and Kevin from MN, have a wonderful time on Kauai! I'm glad our recommendations are coming through for you. Thanks for sharing the free hula show at Coconut Marketplace. I love when the shopping centers offer free shows and activities. Enjoy the rest of your trip! More shave ice to be had.
I just wanted to say, I love you guys! I watched one of your Maui videos 2 years ago just in passing. And because of it, we took a short trip to Maui! Thank you for being such great examples of loving and respecting cultures outside your own!
Kayak Kauai is highly recommended for a great experience. Also, the first two miles of the NaPali Coast Trail to Hanakapi'ai Beach is a great hike and a beautiful beach to explore but do not swim there. Reservations are required from the DLNR or take the shuttle as was suggested (I haven't tried that yet). My favorite farmers market is at Kauai Community College, Saturdays, 9:30am - 1pm.
We’re planning a return trip to Kauai later this year. Again, thanks for all the super helpful info and insight you guys provide and please know that your desire to share your experiences is very much appreciated. 🤙🌴🌺🍍🏄♀️
My wife and I love Kauai and it is our favorite Hawaiian Island. I really like both of your energy and the travel tips you provide. Keep up the good work. You make me want to plan the next Kauai trip for sure.
A major do is stay in poipu or Kapaa area as they’re pretty accessible to anywhere. 2 major don’ts are don’t rent a car from budget there, beyond terrible. The other is don’t cross the road assuming drivers are gonna stop when they’re supposed to, I’ve seen people get hit.
We planned our Maui trip thanks to your channel and website and will be doing the same for our upcoming trip to Kauai in August. You guys make traveling easy :)
Kauai Island is my favorite place in the world 🌎 that's for sure .I lived 35 years in Kauai Island. I left Kauai Island in 2023. September.But I can return if a strong desire to return
Great video. I went to Maui last October and planning to visit a different island this October. I can stay at the Westin princeville with my points. I stayed at Westin Kanapali last year and it was amazing. We did the Haleakala and the road to hana tours. I was torn between Maui and Princeville this year. I guess Kuaui it is. 😊
AAAAAHhhhh! I thought I was set on the Big Island for my trip in October but Kauai looks amazing as well..... also seems smaller and more intimate.. I'm tying to escape the hustle and bustle and people (lol) in my daily life in Los Angeles..... hmmmmm
Thanks for this. We plan this August 2024 and we’re excited. We will be staying at Kiahuna area. What’s a good hike trail location that will end up to a beautiful beach for swimming right after an easy to moderate hike? 🤙🏼
Love all your videos and blogs! They are organized so well, and the fact that you give multiple ideas is wonderful. We've watched just about everything you have on Kauai, but one thing I see missing is what to do on that final day when you're waiting for an evening flight. For example: where do we store luggage? Also, is there a place to take a shower and get ready for the flight that charges by the hour or is reasonable (besides YWCA)? Would love to see those ideas touched on, as it's the last day that's so troublesome. Thank you so much for all that you do and for the beautiful experiences you've highlighted. Mahalo
I am setting up a channel on UA-cam, called 62 or better. I want to address the issues of folks that I’ve retired, don’t have to work anymore, and want to do fun things like go traveling. I want to do a series of UA-cam videos on our 14 day trip through the Panama Canal. I have an iPhone 13. I have UA-cam wireless microphones made by Lonzie. What other equipment should I take with me on my cruise?
Good luck on the new channel! Keep it simple on equipment for your first videos. The microphone and good sound quality is the most important thing. But also the hardest, especially when filming outside. Our sound can be improved.
Love your channel! I do have a question. If we wanna move to Hawaii but we're heat intolerant, and love the rain, where would have the coolest summer? Also are there any luxury or newer and safe suburbs with great neighborhoods and great schools?
Hi guy, love your content, what do you think is the best island to visit with family in late May early June? On somewhat of a budget. lol, no such thing in Hawaii I know.
NOAA data says 75 degrees is the coldest it gets. See our article here for data: thehawaiivacationguide.com/best-time-to-visit-hawaii/#the-best-time-to-go-swimming-in-hawaii
Hi! Thank you for such an informative video! I am traveling to Kaua'i soon so I wanted to ask about the May weather conditions there. Anything I should prepare for? Lots of rain? Anything helps!
Usually it is the start of the dry season but they are getting a late storm this week. See here for visiting in May thehawaiivacationguide.com/hawaii-in-may/
As a first time vistor to Hawaii do you recommend Kona or Kauai? Im torn in between both. My husband and I will be traveling together for the first time in a long time. Its pretty much a honeymoon we never got lol.
We are leaving this Friday for 10 days in Kauai. We were looking at excursions and could not believe how expensive they were!! Is there a lot you can do without signing up for excursions? We snorkel a lot and don’t feel we need to book snorkeling….can we just plan things on our own? Thanks!!!!
Yes, there are a lot of free or low cost things to do! Our itineraries are 95% free or a parking fee for the excursion days. You can also explore our things to do articles for Kauai, like the one below. We like to recommend doing one tour for the local and unique experience. We list our favorite snorkel spots on Kauai. Explore our website for more. thehawaiivacationguide.com/things-to-do-on-kauai/
This Hanalei departure tour is a catamaran which makes for a nice trip. It is pricey compared to Port Allen options. thehawaiivacationguide.com/activities/napali-coast-from-hanalei/
When there is a rainy season November and December is it raining all the time? Day and night? Every day? We have an opportunity to travel there but in November and December … now I am a little bit worried
Rains can be short and warm. Stick to the south shore of the forecast is a lot of rain. See our article for details thehawaiivacationguide.com/hawaii-in-november/
Please, whoever is reading this, don't miss out on Tunnels Beach. I remember watching a video in which you guys mention the beach being more than you expected, and not in a good way. However, I would strongly advise EVERYONE who visits Kauai (especially the North Shore) to go visit Tunnels / Cannons and snorkel or swim. That place is beyond beauty, and it hosts one of the most picturesque sunsets on the entire island. I understand we're all different, and you folks have a kid, but there must have been something TERRIBLE that happened to you guys there to not mention Tunnels Beach! 😂
Thanks for sharing! We love going to Tunnels and we share it in other videos. The snorkel spot is known for strong currents so we give a safety warning when we talk about it. It’s off limits in the winter.
I like flying Delta and found that the 12 day period from 9/4-9/16 was the cheapest 2 weeks of the year. Not sure what your budget is, but maybe it's worth a look.
Hey everyone please guide us we have to plan to visit hawaii.we have 7 days so please guide us which 2 islands are best for us.its 1st time traveling to Hawaii
We are here to help! Start with this first-timers guide and our website is full of resources for you! thehawaiivacationguide.com/planning-first-trip-to-hawaii/
Don't miss our FREE Kauai Travel Guide: thehawaiivacationguide.com/activities/oahu-adventure-tour/ Thanks for watching!
Do you guys know anywhere that accepts unopened food donations? (preferably Princeville or Hanalei area) we will be on Kauai in a few weeks and always like to donate any unopened/ unspoiled food at the end of the trip
I was there last year with my friend. I love it there. So relaxing and the beach is beautiful ❤ This island isn’t busy. It's quiet and no major traffic jams.
Went there this February for 1 yr wedding anniversary. It's such a tropical lush island. Everyone is so friendly. So many vegan options too!! Took the tubing, allerton garden tour & much more thanks to your videos 🙌 saw the monk seal, turtles, pigs, & whales just by walking around. & 🐓 all over the place❤
Thanks for sharing! Good to hear you found vegan options as that can be hard on the islands.
When I went ot Kauai, I got a hotel on the east side, to be more “central” to the north and south. But the current was strong there, pushing you down the coast. I did a Napali coast boat tour, going into the sea caves was amazing and a turtle was checking me out while snorkeling. Also, did a helicopter tour around the island - although pricey, it was absolutely amazing! Did a hike to the top of the cliffs on the Napali coast, which has spectacular views.
There is no mild waters on Kauai. Kalapaki Bay may be the one exception, but a large S E swell changes that. Anahola Bay would be my second suggestion, but onshore winds will add to the power of that shore. Kauai is the drowning capital of Hawaii.
@@PDSalling I certainly can see that! I didn’t realize the current was so strong there. I’m glad I had flippers!
@@toddf7582 Kauai is a natural beauty. The shore is dynamic, to put it mildly.
I'm glad you had a safe trip. Come back soon. I love west Maui. The water is protected by the islands of Molokai and Lanai . In fact the calm waters stimulate visitors to attempt to swim distances of 1/4 mile off shore and more !!!
Maui is the shark bite capitol of Hawaii and the enticing waters may be the reason.
Have a look, next trip.
My wife and I loved Kauai and we made so many good memories there. We can’t wait to go back.
I hope you can go back soon!
Reposting this from a previous comment with some amendments - My wife and I have been to Kauai 12 times in the last 15 years, and were there last in May of 2023. This video is extremely informative. As someone that has been pretty much everywhere on the island, a few things to add from our experience:
One, if you want lots of sunny days on your vacation, stay on the south side of the island. The north shore is quite beautiful, but you will absolutely get rained on more.
Two, as they noted and I cannot emphasize this more - eat lots of local food! Village Snack Shop and bakery in Hanalei has awesome lunch and excellent pie! In Lihue, the best mac nut pancakes in the world and outstanding oxtail soup is in the diner at the Tip Top Motel. In Kapaa, we love Pono Market. In Koloa, the Koloa Fish Market and the walk up window at the Sueoka grocery store are both great.
Three, make use of the excellent farmers markets that happen pretty much daily somewhere on the island - particularly if you are staying in a house or condo that has a kitchen. The expensive sugar loaf pineapples are worth it. Trust me. We also stock up a bit at Costco in Lihue on the way from the airport to our condo.
Four, some of the best hikes anywhere in the world are on this island. There are a lot of websites like alltrails that have plenty of info on them. One of my favorites is the Awa'awapuhi Trail.
Five, consider making a donation at the humane society. They do amazing and tough work on the island. You can also take a dog out for the day - donation required - which is a lot of fun for both you and the dog!
Six, the coffee plantation is a nice place to visit for an afternoon. They also have ice cream for sale.
Seven, the Hanapepe Art Night is a fun time along the main street in town, a chance to see some local art and shop some local stores. The Talk Story bookstore is particularly great!
Kauai is beautiful and the people who live there are lovely and welcoming!
Thanks for sharing those great tips and places to eat!!
After 7 trips to Kauai I would highly recommend staying on the north shore. 10x as beautiful. They also have a Napali tour that leaves from hanalei. You’ll have to make one long drive your whole trip and that’s to go to Waimea
Shhh....the secret is getting out. 😉
What tour company is the one leaving out of Hanalei
Good to know. Westin at princeville is high on my list. Looking forward to go for the first time this fall
@@priscillaghartey3239that is where we stayed in October. Great resort and they were in the middle of completing many upgrades which should be completed now
I’m going in a few weeks and we booked with a tour out of Waimea. I intentionally did this so we could then spend the remainder of the day in the Waimea area, stop by the state park to see the canyon lookout. And on the way back, hoping to catch the sunset at Poipu beach. What’re your thoughts?
Love starting my weekend with a HVG video
Probably the most informative video about Kauai.
Recommend Lydgate chocolate farm, just inland from Kapa’a. We skipped the tour and just did the chocolate tasting- wow- the chocolate covered macadamia nuts are amazing!! Great gift to take home and they pack it in a container with ice packs.
Thanks for sharing the recommendation! I'm loving all these chocolate farms on the islands now.
We love to stay in Princeville because its' so green. It's easy enough to drive around the island once you get through Lihue
Thanks for all your great videos, Jordan and Erica!! We are currently here on Kauai, on this Good Friday, and have done a lot of your recommendations! One thing we’ve also done is the free Hula Show at Coconut Marketplace! (On Thursday at noon) They did an excellent job of singing, the hula girls and even a flame thrower and it was free!! (Enjoyed Jo Jo’s Shave Ice, which you recommended too😊)
Thanks for all the informative videos!! Mahalo!!😎🏖️🌴Kevin and Gwen from MN 😉
Aloha Gwen and Kevin from MN, have a wonderful time on Kauai! I'm glad our recommendations are coming through for you. Thanks for sharing the free hula show at Coconut Marketplace. I love when the shopping centers offer free shows and activities. Enjoy the rest of your trip! More shave ice to be had.
I’ve been to Maui once and Kauai 3 times. I love love love it there!!
I just wanted to say, I love you guys! I watched one of your Maui videos 2 years ago just in passing. And because of it, we took a short trip to Maui! Thank you for being such great examples of loving and respecting cultures outside your own!
That is wonderful to hear! I'm glad we could inspire you to visit Maui. We hope you can come back soon.
We’re flying in tomorrow! We’re so excited. Thank you for the great tips.
have a wonderful trip to Kaua'i!
Kayak Kauai is highly recommended for a great experience. Also, the first two miles of the NaPali Coast Trail to Hanakapi'ai Beach is a great hike and a beautiful beach to explore but do not swim there. Reservations are required from the DLNR or take the shuttle as was suggested (I haven't tried that yet). My favorite farmers market is at Kauai Community College, Saturdays, 9:30am - 1pm.
Thanks for sharing! You did your trip right.
We’re planning a return trip to Kauai later this year. Again, thanks for all the super helpful info and insight you guys provide and please know that your desire to share your experiences is very much appreciated. 🤙🌴🌺🍍🏄♀️
Thanks so much! We do enjoy making these videos. Glad to hear you are heading back this year, have fun!
Another great informative video. Thanks for all you guys do for us tourists
Just in time! I'm planning my honeymoon to Kauai for August right now; it will be my first time in Hawaii. Definitely trying the itinerary.
check out Common Ground farm-to-table. Here are some honeymoon things to do: thehawaiivacationguide.com/hawaii-honeymoon-things-to-do/
@@TheHawaiiVacationGuide This has some awesome things! Thank you!
Kayaking and hike 🙌
Kauai is our favorite island for hiking. Oahu is #2!
Good stuff guyz☺️
Thanks Birdman!
May is my favorite month to visit!!!!
You asked for a Kauai guide 2024 video, we delivered!
@@TheHawaiiVacationGuide yes, we did!
Love the Guide and following your advice
Awesome, thank you! We appreciate that.
My wife and I love Kauai and it is our favorite Hawaiian Island. I really like both of your energy and the travel tips you provide. Keep up the good work. You make me want to plan the next Kauai trip for sure.
Thinking of hopping over from Oahu to Kauai for some variety since i've only been to Oahu and i need to switch it up for my vlogs 😅 thanks for this! ❤
A major do is stay in poipu or Kapaa area as they’re pretty accessible to anywhere. 2 major don’ts are don’t rent a car from budget there, beyond terrible. The other is don’t cross the road assuming drivers are gonna stop when they’re supposed to, I’ve seen people get hit.
My future wife and I are going to Kauai for our honeymoon (she doesn't know, I'm surprising her). I'm so excited! Thanks for this.
That is a wonderful surprise! Congratulations. Here are some honeymoon things to do for you: thehawaiivacationguide.com/hawaii-honeymoon-things-to-do/
DO go to Kalalea Juice Hale in Anahola for their Acai bowls! There are by far our favorite of any of the islands!
thanks for sharing the spot!
We find that the Waipouli Beach Resort is the perfect place for us. Central location, well equipped units. Just a beautiful place!
We agree! It will be in our video in a couple of weeks.
perfect timing.
This is right one time cuz I arrived to Kauai a few days ago! Don't have a car but getting around alright..😅
Going to Kauia in September and using your guides! THANK YOU!!!
Enjoy your trip! You will with the guides. Mahalo!
@@TheHawaiiVacationGuide thank you! Also used your guide for our first Oahu trip. You guys are awesome!
We planned our Maui trip thanks to your channel and website and will be doing the same for our upcoming trip to Kauai in August. You guys make traveling easy :)
That is wonderful to hear! Thanks so much for the feedback. Have a great trip to Kauai. See our Kauai playlist.
Kauai Island is my favorite place in the world 🌎 that's for sure .I lived 35 years in Kauai Island. I left Kauai Island in 2023. September.But I can return if a strong desire to return
Great video. I went to Maui last October and planning to visit a different island this October. I can stay at the Westin princeville with my points. I stayed at Westin Kanapali last year and it was amazing. We did the Haleakala and the road to hana tours. I was torn between Maui and Princeville this year. I guess Kuaui it is. 😊
Have a great trip to Kauai! I like the Princeville Marriott for the location and the pool. Nothing beats a stay with points!
Thank you your advice are so awesome. This moth we going to Kauai Kona we plane to use your Guide . Thank you Aloha.
Thanks for watching Maria! Have a wonderful trip to Kauai and the Big Island. Our guide will help you out a lot!
Love your videos. Very helpful. My wife and I are planning to visit Kauai later this month.
Have a wonderful trip to Kauai! See our free travel guide for more details: thehawaiivacationguide.com/kauai-travel-guide/
AAAAAHhhhh! I thought I was set on the Big Island for my trip in October but Kauai looks amazing as well..... also seems smaller and more intimate.. I'm tying to escape the hustle and bustle and people (lol) in my daily life in Los Angeles..... hmmmmm
Very well done video. I’m looking at doing a trip here soon
We hope you can!
Thanks for this, our schedule to ne there in Kauia June to July.
Have a great trip in June and July!
We love September in princeville and poipu in june! 🌈🤙🏽💙
Good call!
Thanks for this. We plan this August 2024 and we’re excited. We will be staying at Kiahuna area. What’s a good hike trail location that will end up to a beautiful beach for swimming right after an easy to moderate hike? 🤙🏼
See #5! We show it at 09:01. thehawaiivacationguide.com/things-to-do-in-poipu/#5-hike-the-mahaulepu-heritage-trail
Love all your videos and blogs! They are organized so well, and the fact that you give multiple ideas is wonderful. We've watched just about everything you have on Kauai, but one thing I see missing is what to do on that final day when you're waiting for an evening flight. For example: where do we store luggage? Also, is there a place to take a shower and get ready for the flight that charges by the hour or is reasonable (besides YWCA)? Would love to see those ideas touched on, as it's the last day that's so troublesome. Thank you so much for all that you do and for the beautiful experiences you've highlighted. Mahalo
Just discovered your channel. Great resource. I subscribed. Your baby I a so cute.
I’m glad you found us! Enjoy the trip planning!
I am setting up a channel on UA-cam, called 62 or better. I want to address the issues of folks that I’ve retired, don’t have to work anymore, and want to do fun things like go traveling. I want to do a series of UA-cam videos on our 14 day trip through the Panama Canal. I have an iPhone 13. I have UA-cam wireless microphones made by Lonzie. What other equipment should I take with me on my cruise?
Good luck on the new channel! Keep it simple on equipment for your first videos. The microphone and good sound quality is the most important thing. But also the hardest, especially when filming outside. Our sound can be improved.
Love your channel! I do have a question. If we wanna move to Hawaii but we're heat intolerant, and love the rain, where would have the coolest summer? Also are there any luxury or newer and safe suburbs with great neighborhoods and great schools?
Thanks for watching! We recommend you speak to a Hawaii realtor. Vacationing in Hawaii is our thing. Mahalo!
Hi guy, love your content, what do you think is the best island to visit with family in late May early June? On somewhat of a budget. lol, no such thing in Hawaii I know.
We have a video on that: ua-cam.com/video/1a5th_evods/v-deo.html
MAHALO NUI LOA!! Good info! 👏👏
How is the east shore in early to mid November? We are really worried about the rain ruining the trip
The East Side should be good. If it rains, head to the South Shore. You will be going to the beaches down there anyways.
Hi guys, Love, Love the content but audio is echoey lately?
thanks for letting us know! we will look into it
Great video. Would you recommend Helicopter tour in Kauai? If yes, any recommendations on what provider
Our Kauai helicopter recommendation had the best safety record on the island but they had a crash last week. So, I’m afraid not.
How warm is the water? Online it says a chilly 75 degrees? No way that's right, cold springs in Florida are 72
NOAA data says 75 degrees is the coldest it gets. See our article here for data: thehawaiivacationguide.com/best-time-to-visit-hawaii/#the-best-time-to-go-swimming-in-hawaii
We’re a family of five. That’s an expensive shuttle for Haena state park. Any suggestions for larger families?
Hi! Thank you for such an informative video! I am traveling to Kaua'i soon so I wanted to ask about the May weather conditions there. Anything I should prepare for? Lots of rain? Anything helps!
Usually it is the start of the dry season but they are getting a late storm this week. See here for visiting in May thehawaiivacationguide.com/hawaii-in-may/
What is the name of the trail at 9:03
My wife and I are going in January!
Yes
I would like to know as well...😮
At 9:02, it was the Maha’ulepu Heritage Trail. At 9:03 it was the hike to secret falls off the Wailua River. Have a wonderful trip in January!
@@TheHawaiiVacationGuide
Thank you.
It was Beautiful.
What is Top 3 Places I Must See? Coming Next Month 😉😁
Quick question. October 10-19 on Kauai fur the fam ( because it has best VRBOs ). North or South ?
You could do either. Rains usually don’t come till later on the north shore. They are both gorgeous! Splitting hairs
As a first time vistor to Hawaii do you recommend Kona or Kauai? Im torn in between both. My husband and I will be traveling together for the first time in a long time. Its pretty much a honeymoon we never got lol.
We find Kauai to be a better honeymoon spot! Have a great trip
We are leaving this Friday for 10 days in Kauai. We were looking at excursions and could not believe how expensive they were!!
Is there a lot you can do without signing up for excursions?
We snorkel a lot and don’t feel we need to book snorkeling….can we just plan things on our own?
Thanks!!!!
Yes, there are a lot of free or low cost things to do! Our itineraries are 95% free or a parking fee for the excursion days. You can also explore our things to do articles for Kauai, like the one below. We like to recommend doing one tour for the local and unique experience. We list our favorite snorkel spots on Kauai. Explore our website for more. thehawaiivacationguide.com/things-to-do-on-kauai/
@@TheHawaiiVacationGuide Thank you so much!! 😊❤️❤️🐠
what north shore na pali coast has the best boat we want to do the snorkeling one?
This Hanalei departure tour is a catamaran which makes for a nice trip. It is pricey compared to Port Allen options. thehawaiivacationguide.com/activities/napali-coast-from-hanalei/
When there is a rainy season November and December is it raining all the time? Day and night? Every day?
We have an opportunity to travel there but in November and December … now I am a little bit worried
Rains can be short and warm. Stick to the south shore of the forecast is a lot of rain. See our article for details thehawaiivacationguide.com/hawaii-in-november/
We got 40 days of straight rain once
@@Hailama51 oh no 😥 that’s a huge risk.
@@vla179 you never know with Mother Nature
Do you recommend a helicopter tour?
We like this company as they have the best safety record on the island thehawaiivacationguide.com/activities/best-kauai-helicopter-tour/
Please, whoever is reading this, don't miss out on Tunnels Beach.
I remember watching a video in which you guys mention the beach being more than you expected, and not in a good way. However, I would strongly advise EVERYONE who visits Kauai (especially the North Shore) to go visit Tunnels / Cannons and snorkel or swim. That place is beyond beauty, and it hosts one of the most picturesque sunsets on the entire island.
I understand we're all different, and you folks have a kid, but there must have been something TERRIBLE that happened to you guys there to not mention Tunnels Beach! 😂
Thanks for sharing! We love going to Tunnels and we share it in other videos. The snorkel spot is known for strong currents so we give a safety warning when we talk about it. It’s off limits in the winter.
Airfare is crazy high, we canceled our trip this year.
I like flying Delta and found that the 12 day period from 9/4-9/16 was the cheapest 2 weeks of the year. Not sure what your budget is, but maybe it's worth a look.
@@meathook2448 thank you
I agree about airfare prices. Almost 3x higher than what we usually pay. Hoping for a sale soon…
rental car prices have been going up too, and not due to demand or a lack of cars...
We jurt got two roundtrip tickets for $640 total ($320 a piece) from LAX, so not too bad. 🤷♀️
Make sure to try local foods? That's all you should eat.
Kauai sucks!
Why?
Hey everyone please guide us we have to plan to visit hawaii.we have 7 days so please guide us which 2 islands are best for us.its 1st time traveling to Hawaii
We are here to help! Start with this first-timers guide and our website is full of resources for you! thehawaiivacationguide.com/planning-first-trip-to-hawaii/