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Lihue airport shared ride van service | More LIH airport transfers: Lihue |
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Featured shared ride van providers at LIH Airport Located on the island of Kauai, Lihue Airport is an extremely efficient airport as well as a beautiful one. You shouldn’t have any trouble getting from your plane to your hotel, but with one of our shared ride vans, you won’t even risk the chance. Sit back and relax as you leave the driving to someone that knows the island like the back of his or her hand. As soon as you get to your hotel, you’re going to want to leave right away – it doesn’t matter if you’re staying at the cheaply rated, The Kauai Inn or the extraordinary Marriott's Kauai Lagoons – everyone knows that the best things to see in Hawaii are outside of the confinement of four walls. For outsiders, seeing the heart and soul of Hawaii can be as simple as looking out your window. For starters, visit the beautiful 173-foot tall Wailua Falls, located along the beautiful Wailua River, which travels through downtown Lihue. Famous for being featured in the opening credits of the hit TV show, Fantasy Island, the waterfall is as majestic as it is iconic, not to mention a great photo opportunity. Home to the Lihue Airport, which is located on the southeast end of the island, Kauai’s roads are mostly located along the shore, making traveling a scenic, though slightly out-of-the-way experience if you need to get across the land mass. Make your trip easier on yourself by choosing to ride as a passenger, book with us for one of our shared ride vans to whisk you away as soon as your flight lands. Nicknamed ‘the Garden Isle’, Kauai is famous for being Hawaii’s oldest island as well as the fourth largest, covering over 500 square miles and home to some of the world’s greatest natural wonders. Get to your seaside resort by getting an easy ride for you and your bags, so whether you want to spend a day at Aqua Kauai Beach Resort’s spa or explore the island’s many coasts, get there with the ease of the wind’s blow. Though located on the opposite side of the island, Nā Pali Coast State Park is a ways from the airport but well worth the journey when you see how beautiful it is. Exotically decorated with bright blue waves crashing against active volcanoes, the park takes up over 6,000 acres and has become a relic for inhabitants as well as a mystifying experience for tourists. Go on a walk along the Kalalau Trail, enjoying scenic overlooks of the valley from the sharp ridges of Waimea Canyon. |
