Location from Lilo & Stitch by Disney
The oldest Hawaiian island — lush, remote, and designated by the Galactic Federation as a protected wildlife preserve (officially for mosquitoes, actually for the aliens living there).
Kauai is the Garden Isle — the oldest, most weathered, and most beautiful of the Hawaiian islands. In the franchise, it serves as both setting and character. The isolation that makes it remote also makes it perfect for hiding alien refugees. The tight-knit community that defines small-town Hawaii also means that when genetic experiments start showing up, people adjust rather than panic. The Galactic Federation designated Earth as a protected wildlife preserve to prevent its destruction. The official reason is mosquitoes. The actual reason is that too many interesting things keep happening here to blow it up.
Volcanic island draped in impossibly green vegetation, ringed by white sand beaches and turquoise water. Dramatic cliffs, waterfalls cascading into jungle, and the Na Pali Coast rising like cathedral walls from the Pacific. Red volcanic soil stains everything. The sky cycles between brilliant blue and sudden tropical downpours. At night, with minimal light pollution, the stars are close enough to remind you that some of the things up there are watching.
Also known as: Kaua'i, The Garden Isle