We all dream about Hawaii.
Here's 10 reasons why we're convinced you should make it happen.
Known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific located on the
western side of Kauai, “Waimea” is Hawaiian for reddish water that comes from
the erosion from the red rocks. This is
a “don’t miss” on your list of places to see in Kauai, with exquisite rainbows
and breathtaking waterfalls on a lush backdrop of reds, browns, and greens.
Na Pali Coast
The most scenic coast found on the Kauai shoreline, this
spectacular view can be seen via boat, or a rugged 11-mile hike –if you're up to
the challenge! Na Pali’s hidden
coastline features cliffs that drop straight down into the ocean. Due to its remote location, it's considered
one of the most beautiful coastlines in the word.
Kaanapali Beach
This pristine, white sand beach on the west side of Maui is
incredible. If your budget allows, we highly recommend staying at one of the
luxury resorts lining the coast, with boasting views and easy-access to one of
the most alluring beaches in the world.
Whale watching
The coast of Maui is known to be the best spot in the world
for the viewing of the Humpback whale.
With the calm, clear water, it is the most spectacular sight to see in
the shallow waters of Maui.
Pearl Harbor
The USS Arizona is a powerful reminder of the final resting
place of the crew that perished on 12/7/1941.
This is a memorial to all armed forces who lost their lives in the Pearl
Harbor attack, so if you appreciate American history, we highly recommend
checking it out.
Surf's Up!
Hawaii is known to be the birth place of surfing. All of the Hawaiian Islands are “surf ready,”
but these are the beaches we recommend: Waikiki Beach, Lahaina-Kihei in Maui,
Poipu-Hanalei in Kauai and Kahaluu Beach Park- Hawaii Island.
The Road to Hana
Drive the Maui eastern coastline for 50 miles through the
mountains and cliffs, with over 60 bridges where the road narrows and zigzags
to the top. On your way up, you will
find hiking trails, sparkling waterfalls, a red sand beach, and a spectacular
bamboo forest! This road trip is not for
the faint of heart, but is definitely worth the drive!
Waikiki Strip
You will find one-of-a-kind boutiques and shops, weekly
activities, and live performances on this notable strip. Stop in for lunch at one of the many
award-winning restaurants, or mingle with the locals who call this place home.
Punalu’u Beach
Known as the most famous black sand beach in Hawaii,
Punalu'u Beach is the largest, and most-known for spotting the green turtle on
this Big Island. The turtles are often seen sunbathing on the hot black sand—it's
quite a sight to see, so bring your cameras!
Hawiian Luau
You can’t visit Hawaii without experiencing a traditional
luau and show! Excited to try some
traditional Hawaiian fare? Poi, lomi lomi, island fish with macadamia nuts—and
of course, the traditional kalua pig! This is sure to be a feast fit for a
king!
Remember, don’t try to do it all. Visit 2-3 islands, as it is nearly impossible
to see everything in one stay. Sound exciting? Then contact
sales@landsvacations.com to speak with our Hawaiian travel experts now!
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