How to Find Cheap Hotels in Kauai, Hawaii

Kauai is a beautiful Pacific island surrounded by high winds and crashing waves. Visitors can drive from east to west across tiny Kauai in less than 3 hours. Nonetheless, the Hawaiian island has grown into a tourist haven, with a wide range of accommodations.

Things You'll Need

• Computer with Internet access

Instructions

Book Accommodations in Kauai

1. Call the Kauai Visitors Bureau at [phone], or visit their Web site for information on booking area accommodations (see Resources below).

2. Escape the high prices and crowds of hotel accommodations by staying in a Hawaiian State Park. Kauai features several parks, including Na Pali Coast State Park and Polihale State Park. Travelers who are adventurous and want cheap accommodations should consider camping under the beautiful night sky of Kauai.

3. Appreciate the authentic Polynesian architecture of the area by staying in Kauai's small inns and hotels. Accommodation rates are cheap, and the amenities are aimed at satisfying a diverse group of tourists. Travelers can enjoy delicious Hawaiian delicacies and relax with their travel companions.

4. Organize a group trip to Kauai and save money with a rental home. Plenty of homes are available for rent on the island for families and groups traveling together. Reserving accommodations well in advance will ensure lower rates.

5. Ease the burden on your pocketbook by staying in an oceanfront dormitory. Travelers who have stayed in hostels in Europe will find Kauai's dorms both more comfortable and less costly. The dormitories feature spare amenities and basic accommodations.

Know Kauai

1. Journey into Hawaii's past by enjoying the small villages of Kauai. Lihu'e, Kekaha and Anahola are only beginning to provide modern services. Travelers will enjoy the authentic Polynesian architecture and cultural events.

2. Appreciate the beautiful environment of Kauai. Many travelers visit the Waimea Canyon, a massive canyon with lush forests. Tourists also enjoy Kilauea Point, where distinct Hawaiian birds can be observed up close.

3. Understand that Kauai is an island of contrasts. The north and eastern shores of the island are rainy year round. Southern and western Kauai, in contrast, provide sun and clear skies for tourists.

Travel in Kauai

1. Expedite your Kauai vacation by renting a car at the airport. Kauai is like other Hawaiian islands: short on adequate public transportation.

2. Reach Kauai via the regional airport in Lihu'e. Cheap charter flights can be booked from Honolulu International Airport or Keahole-Kona International Airport. Book charter flights in advance to ensure cheap tickets to Kauai.