Kauai is fourth-largest Island in the Hawaii chain. Polynesians chose Kauai as the first place to settle and was the last Island ruled under King Kamehameha.

Kauai is greenest lane of all Hawaii chain, the 550 square miles Island, not just rich in Hawaiian history and culture, as well rich in mystical nature. Kauai has 40 beaches, innumerous mountain streams, waterfalls and rivers, as well as mountain ridges and valleys covered by tropical plants and flowers. Birds singing and waterfalls sparkling form a breathtaking wonderland.

Kauai's beautiful nature matches its nickname "Garden Isle". Waimea Canyon, the 10 miles long and more than 3,000 feet deep canyon, has gorgeous and colorful view and is the most famous natural wonder on Kauai Island. This Canyon is nicknamed "The Grand Canyon of the Pacific".

Kauai's natural beauty attracts many movie producers, actors and actresses, as well as worldwide artists. They are inspired by the colorful and charming environment of this Island and produced some of most romantic movies that brought us lovely memory forever.