Things To Do
in Hawaii

Explore the vibrant coral reefs and marine life in places like Hanauma Bay and Molokini Crater.

Enjoy scenic trails with stunning views such as the Kalalau Trail on Kauai or Diamond Head on Oahu.

Catch waves at iconic spots like Waikiki Beach or the North Shore of Oahu, suitable for all skill levels.

Experience thrilling zipline courses through lush jungles and across stunning landscapes on various islands.

Explore the coastlines and hidden beaches while kayaking in locations like Lanikai Beach or Kealakekua Bay.

Enjoy a peaceful time on the water while paddleboarding in calm bays like Kailua or Hanalei.

Get a bird's eye view of Hawaii's breathtaking landscapes, waterfalls, and volcanic craters from a helicopter.

Experience the beauty of Hawaii's nature by camping in designated areas like Haleakala National Park or Polihale State Park.

Observe unique wildlife, including sea turtles and humpback whales, during appropriate seasons.

Engage in outdoor cultural experiences such as visiting historical sites, luaus, and traditional Hawaiian practices.

Famous for its stunning sunrise views from the summit, highlighting the vast crater and diverse landscapes.

Known as the 'Grand Canyon of the Pacific,' this location offers breathtaking views of deep canyons and waterfalls.

A dramatic coastal area featuring towering cliffs, lush green valleys, and scenic vistas, accessible by hiking or boat tours.

A trail leading to the summit of a volcanic cone, providing panoramic views of Waikīkī and the Pacific Ocean.

Offers unique views of sea cliffs and historic sites, best accessed by hiking or guided tours.

Characterized by the iconic Iao Needle and lush landscapes, this park provides excellent photographic opportunities.

A spacious beach known for its golden sands and clear waters, offering stunning sunset backdrops.

A beautiful waterfall surrounded by lush vegetation, easily accessible for great photo opportunities.

Rolling hills of coffee plants provide a unique landscape and excellent opportunities for capturing agricultural beauty.

Renowned for its soft sand and turquoise waters, with views of the Mokulua Islands, perfect for both sunrise and sunset photos.

A traditional Hawaiian dish made with diced raw fish, typically marinated with soy sauce, sesame oil, and various seasonings. Try it at Ono Seafood in Honolulu.

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A comfort food staple consisting of rice topped with a hamburger patty, fried egg, and brown gravy. Find a delicious version at Rainbow Drive-In, Oahu.

Slow-cooked pork that has been traditionally cooked in an underground oven (imu). Enjoy this delicacy at the Polynesian Cultural Center on Oahu.

A popular snack made with sushi rice and a slice of Spam, wrapped in seaweed. Stop by any local convenience store for a quick bite.

A traditional coconut milk-based dessert, often served in a creamy pudding form. Try it at the Dole Plantation’s café.

A popular hiking spot with stunning views of Honolulu and the Pacific Ocean, featuring a well-maintained trail leading to the summit.

A challenging 11-mile trail that runs along the Na Pali Coast on Kauai, offering breathtaking views and access to secluded beaches.

Known for its diverse landscapes, the park features trails that take you through volcanic craters and lush rainforests.

An easy, paved trail that offers scenic views of the ocean and the chance to see humpback whales during migration season.

Often referred to as the 'Grand Canyon of the Pacific', this area features various trails with panoramic views and unique geological formations.

A steep hike with over 1,000 steps leading to the summit, rewarding hikers with incredible views of Hanauma Bay and the coastline.

A relatively easy hike through lush rainforest that leads to a beautiful waterfall, perfect for a leisurely day out.

The primary airport serving the state of Hawaii, located in Honolulu on the island of Oahu.

The second-largest airport in Hawaii, located on the island of Maui.

Serves the island of Kauai and is located near the town of Lihue.

Located on the Big Island, this airport serves the eastern side of the island near Hilo.

Located on the western side of the Big Island, serving the Kailua-Kona area.

Asian Americans constitute a significant portion of Hawaii's population, with groups including Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, Korean, and others.

This group includes Native Hawaiians as well as other Pacific Islanders, such as Samoans and Tongans.

Non-Hispanic whites form another large demographic group in Hawaii.

This group includes individuals from various Latin American countries, particularly those of Mexican descent.

A smaller percentage of the population in Hawaii identifies as Black or African American.

A significant number of people in Hawaii identify as being of two or more racial backgrounds.

Hawaii is considered the birthplace of surfing, with its iconic waves drawing surfers from around the world.

A traditional Hawaiian dance that is often accompanied by chants or songs, reflecting the culture and stories of Hawaii.

The crystal-clear waters of Hawaii offer some of the best diving and snorkeling experiences, featuring coral reefs and diverse marine life.

A popular water sport where participants stand on a board and use a paddle to move through the water, often enjoyed in calm, scenic locations.

Hawaii offers excellent deep-sea fishing opportunities for big game fish, as well as shore fishing experiences.

Hawaii is home to numerous picturesque golf courses set against stunning ocean and mountain backdrops, attracting golfers from everywhere.