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Born out of volcano fury from under the Pacific Ocean millions of years ago, Kaua'i Island is the oldest island in Hawaii history. The Kauai Island has evolved from producing sugar to growing coffee plantation; Taro still remains the dominant crop of Hawaii history and culture. The beauty and greenery of Kauai Island dubbed the island "The Garden Isle."

The Hawaii History notates the first inhabitants, Polynesians, on the island back in the fifth century A.D. It was not until several centuries later into Hawaii History, the adventurous Captain James Cook discovered the Kauai Island by accident on his voyage to Alaska.

Twelve facts about Kauai, Hawaii History
Kauai is the northernmost and fourth largest of the major Hawaiian Islands
The island is 550 square miles and has a circular shape
Sand Beaches make up 50 miles out of 113 miles of shoreline.
97% of the land is reserved for conservation and agriculture
70% percent of the island is unreachable by foot.
The weather in Kauai is stable all year-round, with daily temperature in the mid 70's - 80's, marginally warmer in the summer
It rains in the very center and top of the island on Mt. Waialeale all the time.
The wettest spot on earth is Mt. Waialeale, 430 inches of rain per year.
Average temperature on the island is 68-80 degrees Fahrenheit.
The air flight from Kauai to Honolulu is half an hour.
Captain James Cook discovered Kauai in 1778.
There is no daylight savings time; standard time is effective all year-round. Hawaii Islands are 5 hours behind Eastern Standard Time and 2 hours behind Pacific Standard time.







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