Kauai - Hawaiian Paradise!

You must do a Luau. There is an abundance of Feral cats on the island... I befriended four of them and even adopted one and brought him home!

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Overall I would definitely rate this resort VERY high! The only negative is that the A/C's are located in the bedrooms only and don't cool the main living area that well.

• Unit Type: 2 Bedroom
• Activities: Excellent
• Amenities: Excellent
• Unit Satisfaction: Excellent
• Family Friendliness: Excellent
• Service: Excellent

***note*** There are quite a few steps in the beautiful walk-ways that wind down the lagoon area where the restaraunt is located. This should be considered if you're traveling with anyone handicapped. (A wheelchair can be requested from security)

This large estate home was converted to a restaraunt in 1986. The atmosphere and ambience is a perfect setting for a sunset, open-air dining expereince. The waitstaff is very friendly and the meal was suburb! My personal recommendation is the "WON TON WRAPPED PRAWNS" as an appetizer with the "SEAFOOD RHAPSODY" for your main entree.

Gaylord's is a fantastic way to end a day on Kauai.

If you're a picture taker like myself, then this is the ONLY way to go. The 60 minute tour will allow you enough time to cover the entire island. You'll go through breathtaking Waimea Canyon, fly along the Na Pali Coast (air or sea are the only ways to view this), around Bali Hai peaks, past Hanalei Bay and Princeville, down the Hanalei Valley, which is a long tropical rain forest inside the Wai'ale'ale crater - this is one of the wettest spots in the world - and finally into Hanapepe Valley, the site of the Jurassic Park Falls. You'll LOVE all the waterfalls that are seen along the way. Complete mountains just covered in them (I lost count on how many).

This was by far my favorite part of our trip! A note of caution: it doesn't have doors so it is very windy. Bring a coat and ladies, secure your hair back. *grin*