Unfortunately I was only able to stay overnight on Kauai on this visit before having to return back to O’ahu the next day so I wasn’t able to cover all the highlights of this beautiful island, I would also highly recommend visiting Hanalei Bay and Wailua Falls if you have more time, I would also like to point out that even though the view from the top of Na Pali Coast is pretty amazing the best way to view Na Pali Coast is by boat, especially during the whale season, please let me know in the comments if you guys have any questions about Hawaii and I'll try my best to answer them! 🤙
I was there in July, November is the beginning of our wet season which lasts until March but still okay beginning of November, just beware that Kauai gets more rain than any other island in the Hawaiian archipelago, particularly up in the mountains, hope that helps! Mahalo for watching 🤙🏼
"Our" wet season???? Who's??????? Just a comment to let people know something about Hawaii, and the born and raised locals and how it's very easy to offend them if you're not careful. It's pretty simple actually: DON'T COME TO HAWAII ESPECIALLY IF YOU DECIDE TO MOVE AND LIVE HERE, AND START DOING THIS!!! Hawaii and it's local people, really don't like people doing this!!!! Even if your born and raised here, but especially if you are not!!!!!! It's basically viewed as exploiting thier home for profit. And no matter what you say or how you try to act, in regards to being sensitive to Hawaiians, doing this proves just the opposite!!!! It shows you don't understand and don't care about them, and these islands, but only your self and personal gain, at the cost of exploitation of what is dear and sacred to them!!!! Sure lot's of people do it. And it's a free country etc, but there are lot's of things you can do to make a living, without adding to the overcrowding of such a special place. Just be aware, that the Hawaii of today is pretty much ruined compared to how it was. It's sad. And so expensive to live here now, and so crowded, that the majority of true born and raised Hawaiians resent this! I'm not going to explain what's very easy to see and figure out on your own. Just tread carefully and don't do stupid things. Be relaxed and chill, and enjoy our islands. We generally love to share our home with visitors. But it's getting pretty messed up and overcrowded here for many years now, and adding to this problem is viewed poorly by Hawaiians. Sorry. My family goes back for generations here, and the changes have now become devastating to those who were blessed and fortunate to grow up born and raised here many decades ago. I've been in the islands for over 60 years now and am so grateful as it was paradise and not crowded at all for so much of my life, especially living on the outer islands!!! We love visitors and it's important to our economy, but, beware if you are not from here and can't properly pronounce Hawaiian names and places and do this, Hawaiian people are getting very upset with it and resent it. How would you feel if people started coming to your home you love so much and exploit it!!!!???????? Visitors are welcome as Hawaii is so beautiful and great to visit, and many of us will share it with visitors with Aloha as is traditional here, but this is really upsetting to Hawaiians, as so many outsiders are doing this. Even if you move here and become kama'aina, you should by that long no not to do this!!!! The world's getting so crowded now, and it really is hard on this precious group of isolated islands. Aloha and God bless
