Kaua'i is the oldest and fourth largest island in the Hawaiian Islands archipelago. Known as the "Garden Isle," it features lush landscapes, stunning beaches, and dramatic cliffs. The island is home to the famous Na Pali Coast, which boasts breathtaking views and hiking trails. The island's economy relies on tourism, agriculture, and ranching. Popular activities include snorkeling, hiking, and exploring Waimea Canyon, often referred to as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific." Kaua'i's rich cultural heritage is reflected in its local traditions, music, and festivals, making it a unique destination for visitors.