An once-in-a-lifetime undersea adventure with Atlantis Submarine, the world’s first and most technologically advanced passenger submarine. Kids love to journey into a ... View Details

The Sheraton resort Maui in Kaanapali rests atop the famed black rock, Puu Kekaa, site of many Hawaiian legends. A torch lighting and cliff diving ceremony is ... View Details

Hana Highway is 52 serpentine miles from Kahului. The road winds around 600 curves and 54 one-lane bridges, waterfalls splashing beside the road. Fruit trees dangle ... View Details

This Legends guided tour is a free, 90-minute, cultural journey that highlights the legends of Ka’anapali. The guided tour takes visitors to ten sites in the resort. ... View Details

The Old Lahaina Lu`au takes great pride in presenting an authentic Hawaiian Luau. Enjoy a lei greeting and tropical flower scented breezes during an evening of ... View Details

Koloa Town, in the heart of the South Shore resort area, was once the site of Hawaii's first successful sugar plantation. Though sugar has long been replaced by ... View Details

Cascading down into a hidden pool, this lacy waterfall is easily the island’s most accessible major waterfall. ‘O-paeka‘a means “rolling shrimp,” which were once ... View Details

On the North Shore greens get greener, vegetation becomes denser, and the space between population centers grows wider. Kilauea is a small town that is home to one of ... View Details

Past Lihu‘e, headed toward Puhi and the Kaua‘i Community College campus is Kilohana, a restored plantation estate that provides a glimpse of life in the 1930s. ... View Details

Limahuli Garden and Preserve is set in a verdant tropical valley on the north shore of the Hawaiian Island of Kaua`i. The Garden is back dropped by the majestic ... View Details

To gain a perspective on O‘ahu's geology and geography, grab your hiking shoes and flashlight and take an early morning hike to the top of Diamond Head - a 760 foot ... View Details

One of the most famous surf breaks on the North Shore, Ehukai Beach (or the Banzai Pipeline) is known for the massive tubes that form from the curling waves. ... View Details

Just offshore from the powdery white sand beaches of Kailua and Lanikai Beach are the Moku Lua Islands. Commonly known as the "Twin Islands" - larger Moku Nui and ... View Details

The Manoa Heritage Center is a non-profit organization founded in 1996, committed to preserving and interpreting the heiau, the Native Hawaiian garden, the historic ... View Details

The historic Queen Emma Summer Palace is situated in lush Nu‘uanu Valley five miles from Downtown Honolulu and ten miles from Waikiki. This New England-style house ... View Details

Children enjoy the spider monkeys, the pygmy hippopotamus, and the white tiger (feedings are every day at 3:30 p.m.) in this quiet zoo, the only rain-forest zoo in ... View Details

Tired of the same old gold, white, or black sand beach? Then how about a green sand beach? You'll need good hiking shoes to get to this greenish black crescent, one ... View Details

In 1790 a prophet told King Kamehameha to build a heiau on top of Pu'ukohola (Hill of the Whale) and dedicate it to the war god Kuka'ilimoku by sacrificing his ... View Details

Lava rock may not seem like ideal soil for the cultivation of grapes, but that hasn't stopped the Volcano Winery from producing award-winning wines combining their ... View Details

About 300 acres of former sugarcane land are slowly giving way to a botanical center, which includes native Hawaiian plants such as orchids, palms, gingers, hibiscus, ... View Details