Interisland Flights to Kauai from Hawaiian Airlines

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As you fly into Kauai, it all makes sense. This is the Hawaii you see on postcards, on the big screen and especially in your dreams. Whether flights to Kauai are for a family gathering at Koloa Plantation Days or a wedding in Hanalei, why not add a little adventure to your visit?

With Hawaiian Airlines’ Kauai interisland flights, dream images of Kauai vacations become a reality. Hawaiian Airlines provides you an affordable escape with interisland flights to "The Island Of Discovery."

It’s time to experience the synergy of this island that lets you unwind and reinvigorate at the same time. Paradise awaits you on your Kauai vacation.

Click here to check out our Kauai Calendar Of Events and Kauai Nature Adventures. If ever an island was made for discovering, it’s this stunner. So grab your gear and catch your flight to Kauai!

Interisland Flights To Kauai

Kauai visitors and residents alike are welcomed with interisland flights departing and returning to Honolulu on Oahu, Kahului on Maui, and both Hilo and Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii.

Code-share and connecting service is available from and to Molokai, Lanai and Kapalua Airport on Maui.

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Printable Timetable

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Lihue Airport Information

Lihue Airport (LIH) occupies 872 acres some 1.5 miles east of Lihue on the southeast coast of Kauai. Vehicular access is provided by Ahukini Road, which extends from Kapule Highway. The passenger terminal is served by a one-way loop roadway branching off Ahukini Road and encircling a public parking lot.

Kauai Nature Adventures

Whether you’re into intense eco-action or simply want to wander into the wilderness, A Kauai vacation lures you with its bevy of natural treasures.

A top pick for hiking, Kauai is lauded for its trails weaving into Waimea or zigzagging above the Napali Coast to valleys inaccessible by road. You can troop into untouched tropical rainforests brimming with the oldest flora in the Islands - all with a hidden waterfall and crisp plunge pool to refresh you before your return.

Cruise the coast along high sand dunes and end up at a hidden shoreline cove - yet another opportunity to cool off for your effort. Seems that Kauai hiking treks always pay off big with beauty, and often with a place to splash around as the ultimate reward.

An extensive network of trails vary from easy strolls to backpacker excursions requiring endurance and skill. A virtual one-stop resource for hiking scoop, Na Ala Hele (www.hawaiitrails.org) manages trails and road systems within the State Forest Reserve. NAH is a given go-to for descriptions, length, conditions, difficulty ratings and permitted operators available for specific excursions. So if hitting the trail is your top priority, check out this resource for all the info.

If you’re looking for an alternative to footing it, there’s horseback riding, ATV outings, bicycling and an even loftier encounter that’s truly a thrill a minute.

Imagine harnessing up to whiz across valleys, rivers and jungles with the greatest of ease - and safety. Zipline adventures let thrill seekers sail down a mountainside over a forest canopy to the valley floor below. It’s aerial action that revs it up a notch.

Prefer to discover Kauai’s beauty offshore or above it all? A selection of ocean operators and helicopter companies are also at your disposal. Itineraries vary, but the outcome is always the same. You’ll soak in sights and scenery that will literally take your breath away, leaving your Kauai vacation forever etched into your mind

The humming harbor at Port Allen is home to a fleet of pleasure boats that hit the Pacific for dinner sails, dolphin encounters, whale watching, snorkel treks, charter fishing and cruising past the daunting palisades of the stunning Napali Coast.

How about a little lazy river action? With Hawaii’s only navigable rivers, Kauai invites you to go with the flow along placid courses that meander into the jungle-like interior of this plush, lush island.

And then there’s tubing trips that thread through Lihue Plantation’s irrigation ditch and tunnel system into the island’s emerald green heart. Don a headlamp and hop onto a tube for an offbeat outing that winds through open canals, rushing flumes and mysterious tunnels. You can’t get much further off the beaten path than that!

For more information on discovering the Bali Hai beauty of Kauai, check out Kauai Vacations.

Or click here for interactive maps and our Hawaii Destination Guide.

Kauai Calendar Of Events

Want to witness the kings of the links? Into sampling the island’s tastiest edibles? Kauai beckons with annual events that draw neighbor island residents and mainland visitors alike to experience its local-style charm.

Mark your calendar for these annual occasions:

• Waimea Town Celebration (February)
• Eat Dessert First (February) - (808) 246-4449
• Kauai Polynesian Festival (May)
• Taste of Hawaii, Kauai (June)
• Kamehameha Day Parade and Hoolaulea (June) - (808) 586-0333
• Kauai Hula Exhibition (June) - (808) 335-6466
• Koloa Plantation Days (July)
• Aloha Festivals Kauai (September)
• Mokihana Festival (September)
• Coconut Festival (October)
• Hawaiiana Festival (October) - (808) 240-6369
• PGA Grand Slam of Golf (November)
• Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival "Kauai Style" (November)

For additional reasons to book flights to Kauai, go to www.kauaidiscovery.com.