MORE TO EXPLORE
Hawai‘i is a great place for sipping cocktails or shopping, but there’s also a lot more to do on the six different islands (including Moloka‘i and Lāna‘i). Here are just a handful of incredible experiences to get you started on your adventure.
OPEN- DOOR HELICOPTER – O‘AHU
Channel your inner Magnum PI for the trip of a lifetime in an open- door helicopter. Feel the wind in your hair as you soar over beaches, bays, valleys, mountains and waterfalls.
ZIPLINING – KAUA‘ I
Koloa Zipline is Kaua‘ i’s longest zipline course featuring Kaua‘ i’s longest single line, and it flies 800 metres over water. You can experience breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, with eight ziplines providing approximately 3.5 hours of pure excitement and beauty.
EXPLORE HAWAI‘ I VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK – ISLAND OF HAWAI‘ I
Made up of diverse terrain, ranging from barren lava rockscapes to lush rainforests, Hawai‘ i Volcanoes National Park offers a huge variety of activities and sights to see. And when it comes to accommodation on the island, Volcano
MOLOKA‘ I DAY TRIP – MAUI
Take a 25- minute flight from Maui to Moloka‘ i for a breathtaking view of Moloka‘ i’s Barrier Reef, before landing to take a guided tour of ancient Hālawa Valley or a guided mule tour down the world’s tallest sea cliffs. Moloka‘i is home to the longest continuous fringing reef and the beautiful Papohaku beach, one of Hawai‘ i’s largest white- sand beaches.
MOUNTAIN TUBING – KAUA‘ I
With development covering less than 10 per cent of the island, and the law stating that no new building can be taller than a coconut tree, Kaua‘ i would have to be the natural beauty among the Hawaiian isles. Because the island’s tropical interior is inaccessible by road, a unique way to access this area is to take to Kaua‘ i’s historic waterways in a mountain tube. It makes for a real water adventure.