Na Pali Coast :: Kauai, Hawaii
On the Hawaiian Island of Kauai, the Na Pali Coast embraces a phenomenol marine wilderness, left remarkably untouched by man. Na Pali, meaning "The Cliffs" in Hawaiian, is a 17-mile coastline of dramatic scenery, with cliffs towering as high as 4,000 feet in the air.
It's Nature's DisneyLand!The rugged Na Pali coastline is one of the most rapidly eroding shorelines in the world. This erosion has created a spectacular landscape of deep valleys, hidden beaches, and steep pinnacles. The beauty of this natural backdrop has given the Na Pali Coast the title of "Hawaii's Sixth Wonder."
If you're thinking about a scenic drive along the Na Pali Coast, think again, there are no roads along the Na Pali Coast. The area is accessible only by boat, helicopter, or by hiking the infamous 11-mile Kalalalu Trail.
In the 1970's, Zodiac inflatable rafts became a popular vessel for exploring the isolated coastline on Kauai's northern shore. These vessels not only heightened the sense of adventure, but were of small enough size to explore sea caves, waterfalls, and shallow inlets.
Na Pali Riders continues the tradition of the Zodiac raft, taking passengers on half-day sightseeing tours to the isolated Na Pali Coast.
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