Our mini Hawaiian island guide

Coastal Splendour

Follow the Na Pali Coast State Park of Kauai for a striking and untouched coastal landscape, explore the area on foot, by boat or by helicopter.

The other Grand Canyon

The oldest of Hawaii’s islands, Kauai has been shaped by years of erosion, including the Wairnea Canyon State Park.

Watching surfers

Head to Oahu’s harbour-dotted north shore for a quieter pace of life and one of the best spots to observe some of the world’s best surfers take on the waves.

Beach resorts

Vibrant Waikiki on Oahu is world-famous for its fantastic beach lapped by warm waters, and here you’ll also find endless shops, eateries and exciting nightlife.

Pearl Harbour

Visit Oahu’s Pearl Harbour to gain an understanding of what happened during the 1941 World War II Attack.

National Parks

Discover the 30,000 –acre Haleakala National Park, home to Maui’s highest peak and drive to the summit for a spectacular sunrise.

Whale watching

Spot humpback whales that migrate to Maui in vast numbers from late December to early May, basking in the island’s tropical waters.

Obscure beaches

Explore Maui’s lush tropical and volcanic landscapes by car, stopping along the way at a dramatic array of black and white sand beaches.

Breathtaking volcanoes

Big Island is home to Volcanoes National Park, home of Hawaii’s only active volcano, surrounded by landscapes reminiscent of the moon.

Diving

The waters off Big Island’s Kealakekua and Honaunau Bays provide some of the state’s best dive and snorkelling sites

Spectacular waterfalls

Head into the verdant and mountainous interiors and coasts to see these natural wonders on Big Island.

Star gazing

Hawaii’s Big Island is one of the best locations in the world to enjoy a spot of star gazing from Mauna Kea Observatories.