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Wings Over Kauai is a tour operating agency that takes passengers on air tours offering once in a lifetime experience to explore the sights of Kauai from the skies. There are two types of aircraft that they use: the AirVan and the Cessna. The AirVan has a large boot space and is ideal for groups of 5-6 people, whereas the Cessna is slightly smaller and is better suited for small families or couples. You can also learn to fly the Cessna, as the company provides instructional flights for budding pilots and admirers of aviation.

Hanalei's surrounds are a delightful mosaic of attractions that serves as a testament to its natural grandeur. One such destination is the Limahuli Garden & Preserve, a sprawling area adorned with a wide variety of plants. Located on Kauaʻi's north shore, the property serves as a tourist attraction, botanical research facility, and outdoor classroom, and endeavors to promote a deeper understanding of the ecological system, habitats, and species that flourish here. Only 17 acres (6.87 hectares) of the garden are open to the public. Both guided and self-guided tours are available. It is advisable to reserve your spot in advance for the guided tour.

A favorite place for hikers, campers and picnickers, this park is located on the western shore of Kauai. The centerpiece here is the spectacular Waimea Canyon. One of the best ways to see the canyon is to hike the easy Iliau Nature Loop, located between Mile Marker 8 and 9. The Koke'e Natural History Museum, located inside the park, is a great place to learn about the surroundings, research the trails or pick up a map. Kōkeʻe State Park offers an opportunity to connect with nature, explore diverse ecosystems, and experience the awe-inspiring beauty of Hawaii's uplands.

After several years of planning and construction, this wonderful footpath has become a reality for all to enjoy along Kauai's Coconut Coast. The public path runs from the heart of Kapaa to Ahihi Point where it follows a seaside path that is filled with beautiful ocean views, playgrounds community centers and more. Although the path is used daily by area residents for jogging and strolling, many island visitors opt to rent a bike at one of the area shops and enjoy an afternoon bike ride. The path is a generous ten feet wide, which allows for many types of activities. - Lottie Tagupa

A perfect date with marvelous views of the setting sun and gently lashing waves can be experienced at Hanalei Beach. Walk on the soft sand or rest on the sea shore to enjoy a quiet and tranquil moment. The bay is protected ensuring the waters are not too choppy and this makes it safe for children to paddle boat in the not too deep areas. Numerous options exist around to grab a bite after an enjoyable day at the beach.

Hawaii is known for its fabulous beaches, warm, topical sun and picturesque sights. Kalalau Beach is one such location and is one of the most popular summer attractions. The excitement of this spot starts with a short hike through the Kalalau Trail, which takes you through a valley of lush green trees and warm island breeze. While strong currents make it almost impossible for swimming, this is a great site for kayaking, hiking and camping, although the latter requires a permit.