While property and real estate on Kauai may be expensive these days, the value of such land is far above the list price of most homes.  As one of the more popular islands in Hawaii, Kauai has been able to maintain its old ways, quiet towns, lazy weekends, and serene beaches at a time when increasing urbanization has transformed many Oahu and Maui beaches into concrete villages.  Some of the most popular attractions in Hawaii are situated on Kauai, namely Alakai Wilderness Area, Allerton Garden, Bell stone, Camp Naue YMCA, Fern Grotto, Hanalei Bay, Iraivan temple, Ke’e Beach, Koke’e State Park, Limahuli Garden and Preserve, McBryde Garden, Makeleha Mountains, Moir Gardens, Moloaa Bay, Na ‘Aina Kai Botanical Gardens, Na Pali Coast State Park, Polihale State Park, ‘Opaeka’a Falls, Sleeping Giant (Nounou Mountain), Spouting Horn, Wailua River, Waimea Canyon, and Princeville North Shore.  No where else in Hawaii can one find the sprawling, deserted white sand beaches as you can on Kauai.

No where else can one find so many mom and pop convenience stores.  No where else can so much adventure and so many recreational activities be free, thanks to mother nature.  The shear beauty of the island has allowed Kauai to become one of the best places to live – not only because of its pristine properties but also because of its beauty in and of itself.