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Celebrating the Harvest of the Aloha State, Season by Season edible HAWAIIAN ISLANDS PO Box 753, Kilauea, Hawaii 96754 phone 808-828-1559 ~ fax 808-826-7234 www.ediblehawaiianislands.com 
The Lawai International Center was created to be a gathering place for all people to hear what is not said, to see what cannot be seen, to feel what cannot be touched, to know peace and to receive the true spirit of Aloha. Toward this end, the Lawai International Center will be developed as a site where individuals from all parts of the world can get in touch with the vestiges of their spiritual and cultural roots and traditions. Aha Hui E Kala, a Nonprofit Organization will also offer and foster educational and public awareness programs dealing with cultural traditions embodied in ancient Hawaiian, Japanese, Chinese, and other cultures including but not limited to music, art, literature, drama, dances, and cultural and humanitarian teachings and activities of said cultures. Programs to spread the concept and true meaning of Aloha will also be developed and nurtured internationally. The Lawai International Center will be a place of rest and recuperation for all mankind and a place of healing.     
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Email them at jim@kauaisprings.com and Say Aloha from Lilikoi :)
Experience Kauai invites travelers to explore the scenic Garden Isle of Kauai Hawaii with international award-winning professional photographer and Kauai island resident David Allio. Photography courses are open to all skill levels, film and digital users. Private instruction sessions, programs for individuals, camera clubs, and corporate outings are also available.
A division of Hui o Laka - Koke'e Natural History Museum Contact Katie Caffel ... Volunteer Coordinator phone: (808) 335-0045 or Email @ rcp@aloha.net All Photos Courtesy of KRCP
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Mileage from Lihue via Hwy 50 (N.W.) to:
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Menehune Fishpond, Niumalu Spouting Horn Hanapepe Valley Old Russian Fort (Fort Elizabeth) Captain Cook's Landing, Waimea Bay Waimea Canyon Kokee State Park Kalalau Lookout Hanalei Valley
Lumahai Beach Kee Beach Park Wet & Dry Caves of Haena Waioli Mission House King Kong
Opaekaa Falls Fern Grotto
Kamokila Village Wailua Falls
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| You'll find that Kauai does have a bit of traffic, generally concentrated in the Lihue and Kapaa areas, so be patient and allow an extra 15 minutes or so to your plans during the morning school and late afternoon rush hours. There is only one main highway on Kauai shaped in the form of a horseshoe. The road does not circle around the entire island. You would be looking at @ 2 hours (barring traffic) to get from one end of the island to the other. The miles and times are as accurate as I was able to find. |
| Please also be aware of the Contra Flow lanes heading into Lihue from the North & East sides of the island, beginning at the Coconut Plantation Marketplace end of the Kapaa By Pass Road heading towards the Wailua Bridge all the way into the Lihue Airport. The heaviest traffic is directed into 2 lanes during the early morning rush hours from both ends of the island. They begin laying the bright orange cones from @ 4:30 am and the cones are removed by @ 9:00 am on Mondays through Fridays. Caution is advised for those making a left turn from the Radisson Resort heading for Lihue. There is a coned off storage lane that allows you to merge into flowing traffic. If you are making a right hand turn heading into Kapaa Town, you must merge right into flowing traffic. |
| I would highly recommend that you ask for information from your hotel or resort on the various ByPass Roads (in Kapaa, Lihue, & Koloa) on Kauai that can also shorten your commute times to your various activities. The Kapaa ByPass avoids Kapaa Town and the Lihue ByPass takes you from Kipu to Nawiliwili. Both of these come under State jurisdiction, whereas the mini Koloa ByPass Road is under County jurisdiction and bypasses Koloa Town. |
| You will find that the majority of drivers are exceptionally courteous on the Garden Island. Drive safely, always wear your seat belts and observe the speed limits. |
| Many popular activities are sold out days, weeks, or very often months in advance year around. Mahalo Nui Loa ... There are NO added fees & No Deposits required for booking assistance. Go here to see Activity Price Ranges today. Let me know what your specific interests and needs are and together we can create an itinerary that will optimize your fun on Kauai. |
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