Who would have thunk it? A movie tour on Kauai, a speck of land lost in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, further away from any continent than anywhere else on Earth. A place where pidgeon has nothing to do with birds, where visitors outnumber residents five to one and the overriding fear is that the brown tree snake will sneak in from Guam and devour all our children. Why would anybody in their right mind decide to dedicate their life to showing visitors movie locations on this dinky little island? Why? Cause we didn't have anything better to do with our time. Cause we finally just got sick of surfing, sailing, suning, chasing the opposite sex all over the place(and not catching any), singing songs, playing ukulele, eating coconut, swinging from palm trees, and watching Oprah. And mainly, because nowhere else in the Pacific Ocean has Hollywood dedicated itself to an island like they have Kauai. Often called the most visually stunning piece of land on Earth, Kauai has been burning celluloid since 1933, churning out one remarkable film after another, constantly  adding to her resume some of the highest grossing films ever made. It is not just unusual that such a place would attract so many filmmakers, it is  remarkable.

Why do they continue to come? It costs a whole heck of a lot more to film here. Much of the equipment has to be shipped in from the Mainland. Labor costs are high. Fuel costs are high. Food costs are high. EVERYTHING costs more, and yet, they just keep coming, spending millions and millions of dollars for two hours of entertainment.

So we are the folks who have decided to show you exactly why they come. To show you stunning places their cameras have found, to teach you much of Kauai's film history and give you a day on Kauai you will never forget. Read on into this Web site. The movie list, the film history, customers comments (we have paid each one huge sums of money) and all about the tours we offer. Then call us or e-mail us your address and we will send you our information packet. But most of all, keep going to the movies. Chances are pretty good you have seen many that were filmed here and didn't even know it. Alooooooooooooha!

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