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Kauai scuba diving is amongst
some of the most beautiful in the world.
Kauai is the oldest and most northern of the Hawaiian Islands.
A tropical paradise surrounded by the Pacific Ocean's sparkling
waters. Referred to as the Garden Isle, every part of the
island has lush rainforests and radiant flora. Most visitors
gravitate to the south shore or the north shore. The north
shore is pure bliss for quiet relaxing. However, if you
prefer a more active vacation the south shore is known for
its excellent beaches and activities such as Kauai
scuba, snorkeling, diving, swimming and just plain lazing
about in the sun. Shipwreck Beach has excellent surf also.
When you are ready to pick your towel up off the sand,
make your way to one of the eight golf courses that are
sprinkled throughout the Garden Isle. Three of the top five
courses in Hawaii are found in Kauai, so why not test your
accuracy and nerves on a challenging and scenically breathtaking
course. Poipu Bay Golf Course, a Robert Trent Jones, Jr.
design, brings the ocean winds into play to make for a difficult
test of skill while also highlighting any weaknesses in
your game. Kauai Lagoons, designed by Jack Nicklaus, is
another excellent option whose dramatic cliffs, expansive
ravines, and acres of tropical lagoons are designed to throw
off the game of even the most experienced players.
 The
beauty of Kauai was not only meant to be admired, it was
also meant to be explored by visitors of the island. There
are hiking trails interspersed throughout the island so
visitors can venture into the ninety percent of the island
that is not accessible by road. One of the first trails
any first time visitor should explore is the five-mile Kukui
Trail that takes visitors to the bottom of the Waimea Canyon
via the shortest route. Beginning off the Iliau Loop Trail,
hikers are rewarded with a spectacular swimming hole at
the bottom and breathtaking views of the canyon throughout
the journey. Kuilau Ridge Trail offers a more encompassing
view of Kauai’s allure by taking hikers on a four mile trip
past glistening waterfalls and an abundance of flora.
There are many types of snorkeling and diving activities
based in Hawaii to cater to all skill levels. Here are
just a few:
Kauai scuba diving activities such as all day trips
above a 65 foot catamaran heading north along the Napali
coast. Pass lush valleys, sea caves and waterfalls while
hearing the history of the coast. Then head across the channel
to the island of Ni'ihau to choose a snorkeling spot. The
catamaran's crew will instruct and assist you with snorkeling,
then relax and watch the aquatic world go past.
A raft trip along the Na Pali coast featuring historical
and cultural narration with hiking amongst ancient archaeological
remains of a Hawaiian fishing village. With diving
and snorkeling among a protected
beach teeming with coral formations, fish and other
marine life.
 Hanauma
Bay Nature Preserve is a great place for Oahu
snorkeling, a natural crescent beach in an extinct volcano.
Trips from 1 hour to all day are available, and this location
suits beginner through to advanced divers and snorkelers.
We have a fantastic range of activities from Kauai
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