Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech Therapy Jobs in
Kauai, Hawaii

Lush, rural feel and a laid-back lifestyle all its own. After all, Kauai is Hawaii's oldest island and northern most of the major islands in the Hawaiian Island chain and, as first-born, has a legacy of paradise to uphold. Take to boat or helicopter to witness its 14 miles of vertical seamounts falling into a necklace of white surf spray. Experience everything there is to do on Kauai, remember this island's main attraction is its natural beauty and the unassuming lifestyle of the people. Pace yourself and let the local culture sink in wherever you go. There's always something going on somewhere-free hula shows, coffee plantation tours, a ride on a slow boat up the river. You can rent a bike and fly down a mountain, find a kayak and paddle upstream, go diving, horseback riding, or sports fishing, go to a luau, listen to Hawaiian musicians strumming soft guitars or just stare at the moon. Kaua'i is an island of contrasts - gentle, rolling countrysides; jagged, forbidding mountains; magnificent canyons and desert-like sand dunes. The island of Kaua'i is roughly circular in shape, consisting of 552 square miles of land, making it the fourth-largest in the island chain. Most of Kaua'i's interior is rugged mountain terrain, uninhabited and inaccessible except by air. The island's populated areas - both residential and resort communities - are scattered around its coastal perimeter. Kaua'i is 33 miles wide and 25 miles long, with 143 miles of coastline. Graced with more than 40 white sand beaches, Kaua'i boasts more beaches per mile of coastline than any of the other Hawaiian islands. Rainfall varies greatly around the island. The 5,075-foot high summit of Mt. Waialeale is one of the wettest spots on earth, averaging 444 annual inches of rain. As Kauai's watershed, it is the fountainhead of all seven major rivers on the island. Yet, only a few miles away, on Kauai's west and south sides, rainfall may only average 20 to 35 inches per year. The overall average for Kauai's populated areas is 44 inches annually.

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