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Perhaps the Garden of Eden was nestled here. With rare, multicolored birds and bright, fragrant flowers flourishing in the lush foliage of "The Garden Isle," the island is a present-day paradise.
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This excursion highlights one of Kauai's most popular attractions, a cruise along the Wailua River and a visit to Fern Grotto. The Wailua River is known not only for its tropical beauty but also for its historical significance as the landing place of the first Polynesian migrants and the former home of Hawaii's royalty. Boarding a riverboat, join a narrated cruise up the river surrounded by tropical vegetation. After docking upriver, it's a short walk to the Fern Grotto. This tropical paradise forms a natural amphitheater and provides excellent acoustics as you listen to a performance by the Hawaiian Chorus. Following your return cruise down the river, drive by popular sights including Opaekaa Falls and Holo-Holo-Ku Temple on the way back to the ship.
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This excursion will introduce you to many of Kauai's coastal areas, lush countryside and popular sights. Your day begins with a visit to Kilohana, the restored estate of the Wilcoxes, a missionary family who played a prominent role in Kauai's history. Afterwards, drive along Kauai's northern coastline where the "Sleeping Giant," Kauai's famous mountain profile, is visible. Your sightseeing continues on to the resort area of Princeville and Hanalei. A stop will be made at the Hanalei Valley Lookout before traveling down into the valley, home to many celebrities as well as a popular location for films. View Lumahai Beach, the Bali Ha'i Mountains of South Pacific fame, and Haena's Wet and Dry Caves. A stop for lunch will be made at a local resort.
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Much of Kauai's beauty is best seen from the air. The mountains and valleys of the rugged Na Pali Coast are inaccessible by land and seeing them by helicopter is an unforgettable experience. Fly over the Waimea Canyon, known as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific," viewing its jewel-tone cliffs. Your flightseeing also includes the mist- shrouded Waialeale Crater (the wettest spot in the world), Manawaiopuna Falls (the "Jurassic Park" waterfall) and Wailua Falls (the "Fantasy Island" waterfall). Your tour includes round-trip transportation from the ship.
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Join your experienced guide on this kayak and hiking excursion down the Hulei'a River, located in the heart of the 241-acre Hulei'a National Wildlife Refuge and site of the legendary "Menehune Fishpond". After a short drive to the Nawiliwili Small Boat Harbor, your guide will provide a safety briefing, instructions on the techniques of paddling your kayak and fit you with the proper safety gear. Your adventure begins with a downwind one-way paddle on the Hulei'a River. During your paddle the guides will share legend, history and culture of the area and of Hawaii. Afterwards, join a short jungle walk through the Hulei'a National Wildlife Refuge.
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Fasten your seatbelts and prepare to go where only the fortunate may travel. In small, interactive groups, this exclusive adventure takes you behind locked gates, in an air-conditioned, four-wheel-drive van along the scenic and bumpy former cane roads of the 22,000 acre Grove Farm Plantation. Your van will climb to the top of Kilohana Crater for a view of Eastern Kauai. As you meander through Kauai's backcountry, your guide will interpret the history and culture of the island. Travel back in time through the tunnel used to transport cane from the upper fields to the old sugar mill. After a short tour of the mill, continue down to the Southside beaches, through Old Koloa Town and the lush tree tunnel. Refreshments are included.
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