Downtown Honolulu on O‘ahu
The silhouette of a hula dancer
Waimea Canyon on Kaua‘i
The world famous Waikiki Beach on O‘ahu
The Seven Sacred Pools on Maui
Lava flowing from the Big Island of Hawai‘i's living volcano
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Get a Front-Row “Hot” Seat
On the Big IslandMadame Pele, the legendary HAWAIIAN VOLCANO GODDESS, continues to stay active from her home inside her favorite volcano, KILAUEA. Things may have changed by the time you read this, but there are eruptions at two locations: the vent within Halema‘uma‘u Crater (it can be viewed from the overlook at Jagger Museum) and the Pu‘u O‘o… Continue »
Peruse Kilohana: The Last Plantation
On the island of Kaua‘iKaua‘i’s 120-year-old sugar industry may have hauled its final harvest to the mill, but what remains is a place where the vibrant spirit of the era survives. KILOHANA PLANTATION is a unique destination that recalls a time when “Big Sugar” dominated the island’s economy, culture and landscape. Today, it’s no longer a working plantation, nor… Continue »
Watch the Sunrise at Haleakala
On the island of MauiRising 10,023 feet above Maui’s coastal areas is the massive shield volcano HALEAKALA. This sleeping giant is enormously popular and easily accessible for visitors; in fact, it has become a ritual for those staying on the island to rise before dawn and trek to the mountaintop in the chilly darkness to watch the sun make… Continue »
Go Polynesian
On the island of O‘ahuFounded in 1963, the POLYNESIAN CULTURAL CENTER celebrates Hawai‘i’s diverse Polynesian background with award-winning performances and interactive attractions. PCC’s signature attraction is a group of six villages and two exhibits highlighting islands from Fiji to Samoa, where hundreds of Polynesian islanders share their customs and traditions with visitors. Moving through the villages, visitors will find… Continue »
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