Whether you’re kayaking the Wailua River, snorkeling in the emerald waters, hiking the NaPali Coast, or simply relaxing on the beach, time in Kauai is time well spent. Kauai forces you to slow down, unwind, and take in the nature and culture of the island.
Wailua Bay is the perfect basecamp to explore it all, with shops and restaurants, several outdoor outfitters, and easy access to all parts of this small island.
Beaches
Biking
Boating
Dining
Fishing
Hiking
Kayaking
Paddle Boarding
Scenic Drives
Snorkeling
Surfing
Swimming
Wildlife Viewing
Post Date: 04/07/2020
If we’ve learned anything from COVID-19, it is how connected we all are globally. It may have taken the spread of a deadly virus to demonstrate it, but it is clear we are all in this together. Highline Adventures, LLC operates seven hotels and one campground in some of Montana’s...
Read ArticlePost Date: 02/18/2020
The mountain peaks of Montana, wildflowers waving in the wind, clear rivers and streams packed with trout, all are more than enough to inspire a conservatism spirit in visitors. Sustainable tourism, at its core, is simple. According to the Travel Foundation, an organization that has made it their mission to...
Read ArticlePost Date: 10/19/2021
Community-based tourism is a more intentional, thoughtful way of traveling. As a practice, it takes into account sustainability and giving back to the region you’re visiting. On an island like Kauai where culture runs deep, keeping community in mind is an essential part of any visit. But what does that...
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