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  • Explore Stand Up Paddling at Hanalei Bay

    Hanalei, Kauai

    Hanalei Bay is the perfect location to give stand up paddling or "SUP" a try. Born out of the combination of two Hawaiian ocean sports, surfing and canoe paddling, the wave of SUP has now swept the globe making it one of the most popular new paddling activities on the planet. The calm inner bay and the adjacent river waters of Hanalei supply the perfect glassy conditions to give SUP a try in a safe and picturesque environment. Stand up paddling works the whole body, but is eas

  • Horseback riding at the Thompson Ranch

    Kula, Maui

    Maui's rural ranch lands amidst the slopes of Mount Haleakala are lush and green and referred to commonly as "Upcountry". Thompson Ranch, nicknamed "the best little ranch on Maui", encompasses 1400 acres of undulating pasture lands with distant views stretching downslope to the coast 4,000 feet below, and the ocean beyond. Taking a horseback ride with the Thompson family on this "working" ranch opens a door to a part of Maui few ever see, a glance into Maui

  • Nakalele Point and Blowhole

    Kapalua, Maui

    Located at the rugged northwestern tip of Maui, Nakalele Point offers stunning views along the coastline cliffs, a light beacon, potential whale spotting, a trail along the lava fields, and a blowhole that, when active, spouts a fountain of ocean water over 100 feet into the air. AT A GLANCE:Maui's northern coast is a pristine, awe-inspiring natural wonderland with breathtaking views around every bend of the narrow, curvy road. Similar in

  • Honu You Spa - Lomilomi Massage

    Kailua, Oahu

    The perfect Hawaiian vacation blends adrenaline and adventure with rest and relaxation. The Honu Spa, located in the beautiful coastal town of Kailua, provides the latter in a quiet, tranquil setting. The menu of services includes a range of traditional Lomilomi Hawaiian style massages, facials, waxing, nail services, and Hapai treatments: specialized spa services for expectant mothers. For visitors looking to avoid the crowded resort spas, the Honu You is the ideal p

  • Atlantis Submarines Maui

    Lahaina, Maui

    With Atlantis Submarine Adventures, the ocean becomes readily accessible and easily shared as you walk into an undersea vessel designed with touring in mind. The experience of diving beneath the near shore waters of Hawaii is unforgettable, but when you go by submarine it becomes a family size experience.Highlights: State of the art Atlantis submarines get you closer and deeper into the wild natural ocean, with Morey eels, sharks, occasio

  • Honolulu Fish Auction

    Honolulu, Oahu

    This unique event is probably unlike anything you've ever seen before, and the perfect activity for one of your first mornings in Hawaii before your sleep schedule has adjusted because it starts at 5am! Head on down to the fish docks and watch the only fish auction between Tokyo and Maine. Afterwards, catch the sunrise over the fishing boats, while you grab breakfast at Nico's, where you can feast on some just-arrived fish from the auction. AT A GLANCE:

  • Waialua Sugar Mill

    Waialua, Oahu

    The historic sugar plantation town of Waialua is a sleepy community on the North Shore, just a few miles from Haleiwa. The "main street" of town takes up about half a block and although quaint, it doesn't have much to offer. But the old Waialua Sugar Mill, located just around the corner, brings in crowds of visitors from open to close, every day of the year. Featuring local crafts, products, and services in a unique, old-Hawaii setting, the sugar mill is a must-see on Oahu's N

  • Mokupapapa Discovery Center

    Hilo, Big Island

    In order to educate the public about the remote portion of the Hawaiian Islands known as the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument, the Mokuppapa Discovery Center was founded in 1983, and based in Hilo, Hawaii. The mission of the center is to "bring the place to the people" with interactive exhibits, a 3,500 salt-water aquarium, and a small theater this free attraction is a great stop on any Hilo explorations.At a Glance:Hi

  • Paradise Cove Luau

    Ko Olina, Oahu

    Luaus are one of the most popular must-see's for visitors while in Hawaii, and the Paradise Cove Luau offers a wonderful experience that is sure to please guests of any age. Located at Ko Olina Resort on Oahu's gorgeous Leeward side, the luau takes place right along the beach and provides guests with breathtaking sunset views. AT A GLANCE:The luau begins at 5pm, and guests are welcomed to Paradise Cove with leis and a compliment

  • Mu Ryang Sa Buddhist Temple

    Honolulu, Oahu

    Located up a mountainside at the back of lush Palolo Valley, the Mu Ryang Sa Buddhist Temple offers tranquil beauty and stillness to visitors. Whether or not you are religious, the temple has something to offer any visitor with incredible architecture, rich spiritual significance, and beautiful gardens. AT A GLANCE:HIGHLIGHTS: Built in 1980, Mu Ryang Sa, meaning Brok

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