Photo: courtesy of The Grand Hyatt Kauai
Destinations: Koloa · Princeville · Kauai
Themes: Beach · Family · Hotels + Resorts · Luxury Travel · Adventure · Spa Getaways
Inspired by: Kauai, Discovered — by Brian Berusch, Published Aug. 2007
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Unveiled in September 2009 after its conversion from a Sheraton, this resort on Kauai’s North Shore borders one of Hawaii’s most famous golf courses (
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An Old Hawaii plantation feel permeates the 35 acres of well-kept lawn, hedges, plumeria, hibiscus and palm trees at the condo and bungalow compound o
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Travelers looking to feel at home during a Kauai vacation can rent a private cottage, vacation home, or even an estate on the North Shore. Guests of P
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The Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort and Spa isn’t intimate—it holds 602 rooms—but travelers can still find some Zen calm here. The resort is stretched across
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The most popular outfitter on the island offers ziplining, ocean and river kayaking, and more.
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The natural wonders of the towering Na Pali coastal cliffs, the reefs, and marine life are easily accessed from the Spirit of Kauai or the Akialoa, tw
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Island and European styles merge in the Allerton Garden, located in Poipu’s Lāwa`i Valley. Allerton and the nearby McBryde Garden are run by the Natio
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Visitors get to know the Garden Island through the trails of Koke’e State Park in Waimea. With the Koke’e Museum as a starting point, trails take hike
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The six-acre Kahuna Valley retreat draws healing masters from around the globe to teach Qigong, Taoism, Reiki, and Hawaiian Kahuna healing. At the spa
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Koloa, Lahaina, Honolulu, Maui, Kauai
Okay parents, we’ve got the best places to stay in Hawaii thanks to the thousands of Travel + Leisure readers who took our annual poll. And because these spreads are fully loaded everyone can find the
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The Mall, Georgetown, Dupont Circle, U Street, Chinatown/Convention Center
Visiting Washington, D.C., can feel like the school trip from hell: no matter who you are, no matter what you’re interested in, you’re stuck with the same obligatory sights. We say, Table that notion!
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Hana, Maui, Kauai, Hanalei
At this black-sand cove set between cliffs, watch daredevils paddle their boards to the surf breaks beyond weathered rock arches.
Kapaa, Koloa, Princeville, Kauai, Hanalei
Yes, you really can frolic in a land called Hanalei. You can also hike amid passion vines and waterfalls, learn to snorkel, and fly (by zip line) through the jungle. Welcome to Kauai, the island devel
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