Tiki in Kauai?? - General Tiki

K KuKuAhu Member Kahiki, Ohio Joined: Dec 23, 2002 Posts: 567	K KuKuAhu Posted posted on Fri, Aug 11, 2006 7:00 PM On 2006-08-09 17:05, lostTiKi wrote: so help me out--- I've only been to the Big Island (LOVED place of refuge)...and thinking of goig to Kauai in 3 weeks as a change?? will i be dissapointed?? i loved the Big Island-- is there just as cool things in Kauai??? anywhere as coll as teh place of refuge?? help quick Kauai is not a tiki destination really. And to go there seeking tiki would be defeating the point of the visit. It is a beautiful island, and you are best off simply enjoying it for that alone. That said, to answer your question "is there anything on Kauai as cool as the place of refuge"... Yes, Waimea canyon is one of the most incredible and beautiful places on earth as far as I am concerned. Spend an entire day there. And the Smith Family Luau is nearly unchanged since it began. Be sure to go. And also the Kauai Museum is worth the time if you care at all about the history of the island and it's native peoples, animals, and plants. Here is a link to the FOM gallery which contains Kauai pics I took on my two most recent trips. I'll be back there in March and I'll take more then as well. http://www.fraternalorderofmoai.org/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=3 Ahu

On 2006-08-09 17:05, lostTiKi wrote:
so help me out--- I've only been to the Big Island (LOVED place of refuge)...and thinking of goig to Kauai in 3 weeks as a change?? will i be dissapointed?? i loved the Big Island-- is there just as cool things in Kauai??? anywhere as coll as teh place of refuge?? help quick

Kauai is not a tiki destination really. And to go there seeking tiki would be defeating the point of the visit. It is a beautiful island, and you are best off simply enjoying it for that alone.

That said, to answer your question "is there anything on Kauai as cool as the place of refuge"...

Yes, Waimea canyon is one of the most incredible and beautiful places on earth as far as I am concerned. Spend an entire day there.

And the Smith Family Luau is nearly unchanged since it began. Be sure to go.

And also the Kauai Museum is worth the time if you care at all about the history of the island and it's native peoples, animals, and plants.

Here is a link to the FOM gallery which contains Kauai pics I took on my two most recent trips. I'll be back there in March and I'll take more then as well.

http://www.fraternalorderofmoai.org/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=3

Ahu

Post #248490 by KuKuAhu on Fri, Aug 11, 2006 7:00 PM