Having emerged from the sea millions of years before its neighboring islands, Kaua'i is home to the softest sands, grandest rivers and most verdant rain forests in all of Hawaii. Archaeological evidence suggests that Kaua'i was the first island populated by seafaring Polynesians about 400 A.D. Historically, the name Kaua'i has been translated to mean "season of abundance" or "time of plenty".

The St. Regis Princeville Resort resides on  the northern shore of the "Garden Island". Located in the 9,000 acre resort community of Princeville at Hanalei, this ocean side enclave  provides residents and visitors all the amenities you would expect from an island destination considered by many to be one of the most spectacular in Hawaii.

The Lihue Airport is approximately 32 miles south of Princeville and served by inter-island and major airline carriers.

For more information, visit
St. Regis Princeville Resort's website.