"Napali Coast State Wilderness Park" lies on the northwest of Kauai Island, Hawaii.

"Na Pali" means "the cliffs" or many cliffs in Hawaiian, and it is often regarded as the most beautiful part of Hawaii.

The Hawaiian islands are the most isolated parcels of land lying in the middle of the North Pacific Ocean and were formed by powerful geological collision of tectonic plates resulting in massive volcanic eruptions and subsequently forming this rugged, wild and spectacular landscape.

At 5.8 million years, Kauai is the oldest of the Hawaiian islands of nature's work, acting as a sculptor, the freshwater erosion from flowing streams combined with steady winds shape these islands into stunning works of art.

A breathtaking place of extremes with incredibly high mountains, the deepest of valleys and steepest towering cliffs nearly inaccessible except by helicopter or boat.