Honeymoon Day 8 - Part 1 - Kauai from the Air

The best way to say goodbye to Kauai was with a helicopter ride to see the rest of the island. Most of Kauai is not accessible, so the only way to really see it is by air. We decided to use Jack Harter Helicopters for the tour. The other options were the standard helicopters with room for 6 passengers. The passengers are seated by weight, so there is a chance that you wont get a window. The open door helicopter is only for 4 passengers, so everyone gets a prime view. We had seen a lot of Kauai by water and land. It was a great experience and see everything that we visited the days before from the air. This was the first time that I ever went on a helicopter ride. It was a little scary to have the open door/windows, but it was worth it. The tour was unbelievable, the pilot gave us many close ups to the falls, mountains, the valleys in the Napali coast, and into Mount Waialeale. I am happy that we picked Kauai as the island for our honeymoon, it was more beautiful than we imagined. Since pictures are worth a thousand words here are lots of pictures. 

Kalapaki Beach & our hotel on the right side

Jurassic Park Falls

The first sight of the Waimea Canyon

The Napali Coast from the air

I got the front seat and Andre got the back seat

Kee Beach from the air

Bali Hai from the air

Lumahai Beach from the air

Inside an inactive volcano crater

Waterfalls inside the crater of Mount Waialeale

Waterfalls everywhere

Wailua Falls

Mahalo Kauai, until we meet again. We were on our way back to Oahu for 2 more days before saying good bye to paradise.