An upscale master-planned resort community with a 27-hole Robert Trent Jones championship golf course and a popular walk-jog path.

Famous for picturesque Hanalei Bay with beaches, surfing, verdant green mountain range and its casual beach lifestyle.

Laid back plantation lifestyle with a handful of boutique shops and restaurants.

Called the “sunny side of the island” with golden sand beaches, water activities, fine dining, shops, golf courses and resorts.

Charming plantation-era town just beyond the Tunnel of Trees that retains its historical plantation-era look and feel, including an old sugar mill smoke stack.

Open fields, amazing views and rainbows with the laid-back Kauai lifestyle, minus the crowds and bustle of the island’s tourist areas.

Secluded and off the beaten path, offering a stunning half-mile wide crescent white sand beach.

A bustling little town known for its oceanside walk-jog-bike path and the only navigable river in the state.

The business center of Kauai with offices, big box stores, restaurants, hospital, airport, golf courses and Nawiliwili Harbor.

Quaint, picturesque and steeped in history with art galleries, charming restaurants, the only book store on Kauai and “Friday Art Night.”

Residential community perched on a hill with spectacular views and the Kukuiolono Golf Course, located between the South and West Shores.

Considered the “hot and dry” West Side, known as Captain Cook’s historic landing place and gateway to Waimea Canyon and Polihale Beach.

Historically significant, Waimea offers adventure and genuine small town charm.