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Allure Kauai is a vacation planning company offering a collection of Kauai villa rentals ranging from affordable to luxury. Some of our villas are rated among the best lodging in Hawaii.
Our selection features over 100 vacation rentals, all at the best prices available. We are dedicated to providing our clients with variety, quality, and attentive, friendly customer service. Allure Kauai villa experts await the opportunity to creating unique vacation experiences reflecting the individual expectations of each client in unmatched settings.
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Concierge specialists will arrange car rentals and spa treatments to fully catered gourmet meals. Our all-inclusive packages have been carefully designed to meet the highest standards of luxury you deserve.
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We look forward to making your Kauai vacation truly the best.
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Allure-Kauai.com
Labor Day Weekend in Kauai
Activites, Anini / Kilauea, Fishing, Golfing, Haena, Hanalei, Hawaii, Health & Fitness, Hiking, Kapaa / Wailua, Kauai, Kauai Vacation Packages, Koloa / Poipu, Moloaa / Anahola, Princeville, Shelling, Shopping, Snorkeling, Summer Travel, Surfing, Swimming, Things to do, Travel Tips, Vacation rentals, Waimea / KekahaVisit Kauai for Labor day weekend. A great time of year to enjoy mild temperatures and mellow crowds. With still so much to see and do on the beautiful Garden Island. So plan your vacation destination wisely and take advantage of the low season time of year to visit Kauai Hawaii. If not during the long weekend of Labor Day, perhaps during September thru mid December.
Here are some ideas for your Kauai activities:
Sunset Watching
Kauai is so special. The sunsets are magical on Kauai. A great way to relax and enjoy the beauty all around you. Whether you come alone or with a special someone experience a spectacular sunset, one of nature’s wonders – Free of charge!
Be in touch with Mother Nature
There are so many things to do on Kauai. You can partake in ocean activities liking surfing, scuba diving, swimming, fishing, shelling, and snorkeling. If you love the camping and hiking. The Napali Coast trail to Hanakapiai and Kalalau is for the more experienced level hikers, Sleeping Giant in Wailua, Okolehau Trail in Hanalei, and numerous hiking trails in Koke’e. Check with state officials on trail and weather information. Consider camping in Kalalau or Koke’e State to really get in touch with mother nature and experience what Kaua’i has to offer. A camping permit is required in advance. Reserve a Kauai camping permit online. For golf lovers. Golfing on Kaua’i is a must. The Makai Golf Course in Princeville offers wonderful views of the Hanalei mountain range and ocean. You can swim, snorkel, scuba dive, or surf too. So whatever you little heart desires – you can do it all. It is safe to say that the weather in September is very promising for the outdoors activities you have in mind. From golden sand beaches and all shades of blue waters to emerald green peaks and desert canyons, you’ll find plenty of options for healthy exercise and unforgettable adventure. If you prefer an expedition of an adventure on your own or with an experienced guide – so be it!
Shopping, Dining, and Sightseeing
Kaua’i is different than the other Hawaiian islands, it still harnesses old Hawaii with not as much development compared to Hawaii island, Maui, and Oahu making it an ideal vacation spot for the getaway you’re looking for. your much needed getaway. And when you choose to stay in one of our Kauai beachfront vacation homes, you’ll have plenty of things to do nearby. Shopping in Kauai at the Farmer’s Market every week through out various locations on Kaua’i is a great way to support our local farmers. We have Costco, Walmart, and Target for big stores. The island also offers health food stores as well. Dining restaurants on Kaua’i have modified hours, so it is good to make reservations via Yelp or by calling directly.
Best beaches in Kauai: Tunnels Beach (Makua)
Haena, Best beaches, Snorkeling, Surfing, SwimmingKnown to locals as Makua, Tunnels beach in Kauai is located on the north shore and is home to some of the best snorkeling and scuba diving, among the best natural beauty on the island.
Staying in a Kauai rental located in Tsunami Evacuation Zone?
Vacation rentalsWhen booking your Kaua’i vacation rental please be advised that your rental may be located in a Tsunami Evacuation Zone. Prior to registration you should receive notice of this information, including For Your Safety & Comfort and an Evacuation Plan for your rental. Please read the house manual and all information posted within the rental unit.
WHAT TO DO IN A TSUNAMI WARNING? If a Tsunami Advisory is issued, you should move away from beaches and low-lying coastal areas and evacuate harbors/ marinas. Move boats and ships to deep water if there is time. You can expect strong currents and dangerous waves in coastal areas and waterways. But significant land flooding is not expected.
A tsunami is a series of dangerous waves carrying a massive volume of water that can inundate miles inland for hours. If you are near the
ocean and feel the earth shake, immediately protect yourself from falling objects if indoors: DROP, COVER and HOLD. Following the
earthquake, move immediately to higher ground. DO NOT wait for a tsunami warning to be issued
1. If a tsunami WATCH is issued, there is potential that a tsunami will occur. Stand by for emergency information. Check the phone books to see if you are in a tsunami evacuation zone.
2. If a tsunami ADVISORY is issued, expect strong currents or waves dangerous to those in or near the water. Significant land flooding is
not expected. Move away from beaches. Evacuate harbors/marinas and deploy boats to deep water, if there is time.
3. If a tsunami WARNING is issued, expect significant land flooding. When an evacuation is necessary, sirens will sound. Immediately
evacuate inland to higher ground, if you are in a tsunami evacuation zone. Otherwise, stay put and do not contribute to traffic congestion.
4. Turn on your radio, TV, or NOAA Weather Radio for emergency information. Stay out of danger areas until an “all-clear” is issued by Civil Defense/Department of Emergency Management.
5. Never go down to the shore to view a tsunami. When you can see the wave, you are too close to outrun it. Tsunami waves typically do not curl and break, do not try to surf a tsunami.
6. All warnings must be taken very seriously. The May 1960 tsunami killed 61 people in Hilo, Hawaii because some thought it was a false warning.
7. For Hawaii information, visit www.tsunamihawaii.org
Hawai’i emergency management agency
County of Kauai emergency management agency