Queens Beach, Honolulu
Hawaii
Dreamy beaches | Surfing hotspots | Bucket loads of history & heritage Dramatic volcanoes | Scenery to take your breath away | Island hopping
Hawaiian Lei and Hahu Lanikai, Kailua
Maui Island
Oahu is where most people start their visit to Hawaii. Whether you try surfing on Waikiki Beach, admire the historic architecture of Iolani Palace, pay your respects at Pearl Harbour, take a hike on iconic Diamond Head or soak up the buzz of Honolulu, there’ s variety of things to see and do at every turn.
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Maui, the second largest Hawaiian island, entices with dreamy beaches, crystal clear waters and a dramatic extinct volcano. Dotted with quaint towns and artsy communities Maui is quieter than Oahu and boasts extraordinary volcanic landscapes at Haleakala National Park and is also a great location for whale watching between November and April.
Spectacular Kauai is the lushest and most verdant island and while the pace of life is much slower, there’ s no shortage of things to see and do. Don’ t miss Waimea Canyon, proudly known as the‘ Grand Canyon of the Pacific’.
Twice as big as the other islands combined, Big Island is home to almost all of the earth’ s natural ecological zones; beaches, rainforests, coral reefs, mountain tops, lava wastelands and volcanoes, all of which are sure to impress.
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