Videos of Kauai

Welcome to our collection of videos of Kauai. Early one morning in January 1778, a lookout in the crow’s nest aboard Captain James Cook’s ship Resolution, cried out “Land ho!”, as the island of Oahu came into view and marked Hawai’i’s first contact with the outside world. Then, Kauai materialized off the port bow, and revealed its welcoming countenance of green peaks and waterfalls. The two ships of Captain Cook’s expedition (in search of the fabled Northwest Passage) anchored offshore as Hawaiians gazed with outsized eyes upon these floating islands with wings, as they believed the two ships to be. When they clambered on board, they ran their hands over a substance as dark, as cold, as hard as a sorcerer’s heart. This was iron, which would prove to be the end of the fragmented old order. Upon the ships’ return to Hawai’i at Kealakekua Bay on the Big Island in the fall, Kamehameha would resolve to have the cannons and firearms that would enable him to unify the islands.
Ukuli’i ka pua, onaona i ka mau’u. – Tiny is the flower, yet it scents the grasses around it. (Small things can still affect that which is around them.)

“Aloha ‘Aina Kaua’i 4” (13:27)

“A Piece of Kauai History” (31:30)

“Ghosts of Coco Palms” (5:02)

“Hawaii’s Most Haunted: Koloa” (12:03)

“Hawaii’s Most Haunted: Lihue” (19:29)

“History of Wailua” (1:59:49)

“Kauai Museum” (22:31)

“Kauai 1960s” (3:34)

“Nounou West Trail Kauai” (40:42)

“The Ghosts of Coco Palms” (5:02)

“The Unconquered Island” (4:28)

“The Wild Chickens of Kauai” (4:38)

“Where You Live: Kapa’a” (4:04)
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