Active volcanoes, world-class surf, lush valleys and the most beautiful archipelago in the world
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17–18h from London (via connection)
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April to June, September to November
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United States
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Hawaii is the most extraordinary archipelago in the world — six main islands, each with its own distinct character, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Active volcanoes, world-class surf, lush valleys, extraordinary marine life and a unique Polynesian culture make it the most beautiful US state by a considerable margin.
Maui is widely considered the most beautiful island — the extraordinary Road to Hana, the Haleakala volcano sunrise, the world-class snorkelling of Molokini Crater and the whale watching (November to April). The resort areas of Wailea and Ka'anapali have the finest hotels in Hawaii.
The Big Island is the most geologically active place on earth — Hawaii Volcanoes National Park has two active volcanoes, lava flows and the extraordinary Halema'uma'u crater. The black sand beaches, the manta ray night dives and the stargazing from Mauna Kea (the world's best) are unmissable.
Oahu is the most visited island — Waikiki Beach, Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial, Diamond Head crater hike and the North Shore's legendary surf breaks. Honolulu is the most cosmopolitan city in Hawaii.
Kauai is the most dramatic and least developed — the extraordinary Na Pali Coast, Waimea Canyon and the Hanalei Valley. The most beautiful island in Hawaii.
The best time to visit is April to June and September to November — warm, sunny and with fewer crowds than summer. We search across Travelpack, Emirates Holidays and JTA Holidays for the best deals, with the FIBI discount applied automatically.
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Call 01282 960 460The volcanoes, surf breaks, lush valleys and extraordinary marine life that make Hawaii the most beautiful and diverse archipelago in the world.
Maui is widely considered the most beautiful island in Hawaii — the extraordinary Road to Hana (a 64-mile coastal drive with 620 curves, 59 bridges and dozens of waterfalls), the Haleakala volcano sunrise (the most extraordinary sunrise in the USA), the world-class snorkelling of Molokini Crater and the whale watching (November to April).
The Big Island of Hawaii is the most geologically active place on earth — Hawaii Volcanoes National Park has two active volcanoes (Kilauea and Mauna Loa), lava flows, lava tubes and the extraordinary Halema'uma'u crater. The black sand beaches of Punaluu, the green sand beach of Papakolea and the manta ray night dives are unmissable.
Oahu is the most visited island — Waikiki Beach (the most famous beach in Hawaii), Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial, Diamond Head crater hike, the North Shore's legendary surf breaks (Pipeline, Sunset Beach) and the extraordinary Polynesian Cultural Center. Honolulu is the most cosmopolitan city in Hawaii.
Kauai is the most dramatic and least developed of the main Hawaiian islands — the extraordinary Na Pali Coast (accessible only by boat, helicopter or the 11-mile Kalalau Trail), Waimea Canyon (the Grand Canyon of the Pacific), the Hanalei Valley and the extraordinary Poipu Beach. The most beautiful island in Hawaii.
Hawaii has some of the finest snorkelling in the world — sea turtles (honu) are almost guaranteed at Turtle Town on Maui and Laniakea Beach on Oahu. Molokini Crater off Maui has extraordinary visibility and marine life. Manta ray night dives off the Big Island are one of the most extraordinary underwater experiences in the world.
Hawaii is the birthplace of surfing and has the finest waves in the world. The North Shore of Oahu (Pipeline, Sunset Beach, Waimea Bay) hosts the Triple Crown of Surfing in November and December — the most prestigious surfing competition in the world. Maui's Jaws (Pe'ahi) has the biggest rideable waves on earth.
The Road to Hana is one of the world's great drives — a 64-mile coastal road on the north-east coast of Maui with 620 curves, 59 bridges, dozens of waterfalls, bamboo forests, black sand beaches and the extraordinary Pools of Oheo (Seven Sacred Pools). Allow a full day and start early.
Hawaiian culture is extraordinary — the hula dance, the ukulele, the extraordinary food (poke, plate lunch, shave ice, malasadas) and the luau (a traditional Hawaiian feast with music, dance and food). The Old Lahaina Luau on Maui and the Polynesian Cultural Center on Oahu are the finest cultural experiences in Hawaii.
Key areas, beaches and attractions across the island.
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