Guava Kai Plantation

Guava Kai Plantation

Guava Kai Plantation

Guava Kai Plantation

Kilauea Point

Kilauea Point

Guava Kai produces half of the state's guava crop on 480 acres of former sugar land.

This yellow-lemon fruit with a firm pink pulp is used for juices, jams, jellies, sherbets...

Nutritionally, guava contains three times as much vitamin C as any other fruit and is high in calcium, vitamin A, phosphorus and fiber.

Hibiscus

Birds of paradise

KIlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge is located on the northern tip of Kaua'i.

Built in 1913 as a navigated aid for commercial shipping between Hawai'i and the Orient, Kilauea Lighthouse guided ships and boats safely along Kaua'i rugged north shore for 62 years.