Welcome to Hawaii

Anyone can see why the Pacific archipelago of Hawaii is a favorite pick for travelers: cobalt waters, powder-white beaches, volcanic peaks, indigenous wildlife, and rich traditional culture.

Each main island offers both expected and unique experiences. Sail and snorkel off the coast of Maui; summit Mauna Kea, kayak with dolphins, and traverse volcanic crater rims on the Big Island; hike through rain forests and valleys on rugged Kauai; and check off Oahu's top things to do, from visiting Pearl Harbour to leaning to surf at Waikiki Beach.

West Maui Half Day Snorkel from Ka’anapali Beach

Oahu Day Trip to Pearl Harbor from Maui

Snorkel with Dolphins and Turtles in the Wild and experience Hawaiian Culture

For seclusion, empty beaches, and authentic Hawaiin culture, Molokai and Lanai—the two least populated of the main islands—beckon.

What Molokai lacks in modern development, adventurous travelers gain in unspoiled, uncrowded wilderness.

The smallest inhabited island travelers may visit in Hawaii, Lanai offers big enticements to its visitors.

Fill your vacation itinerary with a variety of unique and entertaining attractions you can only experience in Maui. Whether you prefer living history or off-the-beaten-path adventures, these highlights will lead you in the right direction.

Whatever your vision of a dream Hawaiian vacation, the recipe is simple: Choose your islands, choose your activities, choose your pace, book your trip, and enjoy.