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Kauai Neighborhood Guide: Where to Live on the Garden Isle

If you’re looking for a slower-paced, laid-back island lifestyle, the Hawaiian island of Kauai may be just the place for you. Kauai has been nicknamed the Garden Isle because so much of its square footage is dominated by its unforgettable natural features. Think lush, green rainforests, pristine beaches, and dramatic mountain ranges, cliffs, canyons, and gulches. Nature is the real superstar on Kauai, second only to the charming, locally-owned businesses that give the island a unique flair you won’t find anywhere else. If you’re considering a move to Kauai, you’ve probably started thinking about exactly where you’ll want to make your home. To help you...

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Your 18 Most Pressing Questions About Moving to Hawaii—Answered

You ask, and we answer! Every day, we speak with people who are considering a move to Hawaii. After nearly 40 years in the business, we’ve seen some patterns emerge. Below, you’ll find our answers to the most pressing, most commonly asked questions about moving to (and living in!) Hawaii. We hope they help they give you some clarity on what to expect during and after your move to Hawaii—and deliver that final boost of confidence you need so you can commit to relocating to the Aloha State. But before we begin, we’d like to address one more lingering question: What if my question isn’t...

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16 Things to Know Before Moving to Kauai

Last Updated: July 22, 2024 What is it really like to live in Kauaʻi? Take it from us: It’s a unique, quirky, often surprising, and incredible experience that you’ll never forget. If you’re considering relocating to the Garden Isle, we put together a list of must-knows to help you make an easy transition to the island, get settled quickly and easily, and enjoy your time on Kauaʻi to the fullest. Let’s dive in! #1: You won’t need as much stuff as you think.   We know plenty of people who have moved to Kauaʻi with just a suitcase and the clothes on their back—and they...

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Surf, Sand, and Sun: and Our Guide to the Best Beaches on Kauai

When many people think of Hawaii, postcard-perfect beaches spring to mind. There’s no question that Kauai has plenty of them. You’ll find gorgeous beaches on all sides of the Garden Isle, many of which are secluded or sparsely populated so you can enjoy your beach day exactly the way you want to. If you end up moving to Kauai, you’ll find yourself becoming quite the connoisseur of these stretches of sand. Specifically, we think you’ll discover that each beach has its own vibe—and purpose. In other words, some are great for taking a dip, some are excellent for snorkeling, others are suited for some quiet...

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Exploring Kauai: Your Guide to Things to Do, Activities, and Attractions

There’s a lot to love about Kauai—its lush landscape, its dramatic valleys and cliffs, its small-town feel, and its beautiful beaches. If you’re considering a move to Kauai, you might be wondering what your life could look like on the Garden Isle, including the kinds of things you’d do on your days off. Below, we’ve put together a list of popular activities, attractions, and things to do on the island, so you can start to get a picture of what it would be like to not just visit, but actually live on Kauai. Let’s start with Kauai’s North Shore, home to one of its most...

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19 “Must Do” Hawaii Bucket List Items for Living on the Islands

Whether you’re moving to the Hawaiian islands for the first time, leaving Hawaii for the Mainland or just looking for some exciting new activities to enjoy while you’re living in Hawaii, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve gathered a list of 19 must-do items across all of the islands: Oahu, Maui, the Big Island, Kauai, Molokai and Lanai. Consider this your “bucket list” of only-in-Hawaii experiences, ones you simply can’t miss while you’re living here. (And, don’t worry, we’ve got something for everyone in your family, from keiki to kupuna!) Let’s dive in!   For the History Buffs in the Family #1: Oahu: Visit...

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