Plan Your Hawaii Getaway Today a Great Getaway Travel Hawaii Specialist
With six unique islands to choose from, it is like six vacations in one. Perfect for honeymooners, destination weddings, family travel or just a solo adventurers. Experience a culture full of welcoming aloha. There is power in the beauty and traditions of Hawaii.
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KauaiWelcome to the northern-most island, nicknamed "The Garden Isle." Explore untamed beauty of the Napali Coast spanning 17 miles along the North Shore, this is a sacred place with extraordinary natural beauty. Explore cliffs with razor-sharp ridges that tower above the Ocean and reveal beautiful beaches and waterfalls. Also home to Waimae Canyon, the massive miracle encompasses over 40 miles of hiking trails and multiple sight-seeing opportunities by car.
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Local Tip - Kauai is known for roadside stands that are fun places to snack on fresh fruit and vegetables or buy fresh shrimp and fish!
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MauiMaui is the second largest island in the State and home to the best beaches in the world. This island has a landscape to suite every mood. Golden Beaches. World Class Golf. Snorkeling. Shopping There is truly something for everyone and every type of trip. Plan a trip between November and May and for an opportunity to experience mother humpback whales visible from shore with their newborn calves.
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Local Tip - if you are looking for fresh ingredients for dinner, skip the grocery store and head to one of the many local farmers markets.
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HawaiiLarger than all of the other islands combined, and known as "The Big Island" - Hawaii encompasses 4 of the 5 of the world's major climatic zones. Marvel at the ability to see white sand beaches and snow-capped mountains all in one trip. Actually, all in one day. The island is also home to five National Parks and the State's tallest "sheer drop" waterfall. Alaska Falls is 442 feet - more than twice the height of Niagara Falls.
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Local Tip - Hawaii is perfect for stargazing - the entire Northern Hemisphere and about 90% of the Southern Hemisphere can be seen from the island.
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OahuCity life meets tranquil tropical beauty on Oahu. Home to the state capitol and the famous North Shore, trips to this island may include history lessons at Pearl Harbor or learning to surf at the famous Waikiki Beach. Don't forget to admire (from afar) the Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle, it is an endangered species and protected by law.
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Local Tip - When surfing, be careful not to drop in on someone else's wave. The surfer closest to the wave peak always has the right of way. When in doubt- drop out.
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MolokaiWhile the island is only 38 miles long and 10 miles across at it's widest point this small island is home to highest sea cliffs in the world and the longest continuous fringing reef. If outdoor adventure is your thing, than Molokai is your island.
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Local Tip - Running water can only be found at two beaches on Moloka'i Island, so be sure to bring lots of water to stay hydrated.
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LanaiFrom luxurious resorts, to rugged back roads, Lanai almost feels like two islands in one, even though it is the smallest inhabited island in the chain. Experience serenity, adventure and privacy in one trip. This island is abundant with off-road adventures and rushing waterfalls that fall over the cliffs. Days can be spent in calm bay waters or hitting the links on high-elevation golf course.
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Local Tip - The best method of transportation around the island is a 4 wheel drive rental car, as only 30 miles of the roadways are paved. You also won't find any public transportation here.
