www.womanthismonth.com March 2017 LIFESTYLE | travel 57 Also known as the Garden Isle, it is the least commercially developed of the Hawaiian archipelago and boasts breathtaking landscapes. From the velvety green cliffs of Napali Coast to the multicoloured vistas of Hanalei Valley, spring is an especially beautiful time to visit. The island first became famous as the shooting spot of the Jurassic Park movies, and it’s popular with those who enjoy the sun and vast expanses of natural terrain. Adventurous hikers can opt for the arduous Kalalau Trail, while sunseekers can flock to one of the several pristine beaches. For high-octane adventures, the 3,500-foot-deep gorge of Waimea Canyon will make your adrenaline rush. Kauai Colourful hula dance performances can be witnesses in many cultural centres and hotels across the island. A colourful assortment of sushi, sashimi and nigiri at Kintaro Restaurant. An aerial view of the topiary at Na'Aina Kai Botanical Garden. Take to Kauai's historic waterways in a mountain tube and discover the island's tropical interior through this fun activity. The pristine golden sands of the Tunnels Beach makes it an ideal spot for relaxing under the sun or catching some waves. Take a day trip and go kayaking around the Wailua Falls. Shaved ice is a popular dessert found on almost every street corner. The contrasting cliffs and shoreline of Kauai. Genapali Kauai.
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