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Hawaii & the Pacific
Hawaii Vacations, Island Style
Volcanoes, waterfalls and luaus, island-hopping by air or by sea.
Hawaii is island paradise with no passport required, and each island feels different. Oahu (Honolulu) is best for first-timers who want beaches, shopping and sightseeing. Maui is romance and resort beaches. Kauai is lush cliffs and waterfalls. Hawaii Island (the Big Island) is volcanoes and nature adventures. Hawaii is one of my specialties, and I love helping you pick the right island, or the right mix.
Island-hopping, hotels and flights from Texas all take some planning. I’ll help you build an itinerary that balances sightseeing with time to relax, and I can show you how a Hawaii cruise compares with a land vacation.
Curious about seeing the islands by sea? Norwegian Cruise Line sails Hawaii itineraries. Explore Norwegian →
Let’s plan your Hawaii getaway.
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The Islands
Which Island Is Right for You?
Four popular vacation islands, each with its own personality. Tap one to explore, then tell me what sounds like your kind of trip.
Best for first-time visitors, famous beaches, shopping, nightlife and sightseeing.
Best for romantic getaways, luxury resorts, beautiful beaches and scenic drives.
Best for lush tropical scenery, waterfalls, outdoor adventures and relaxation.
Best for volcanoes, unique beaches, snorkeling and nature adventures.
Hawaii at a Glance
Destination Highlights
Kauai’s dramatic sea cliffs, best seen by boat, air or trail.
Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park on the Big Island is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Oahu’s famous beach and volcanic crater.
U.S. citizens don’t need a passport to visit Hawaii.
Photo Gallery
Picture Yourself in Hawaii
Tap any photo to enlarge. Photos by Wikimedia Commons photographers under free licenses, see Photo Credits.
Tours & Excursions with Viator
Tours & Excursions in Hawaii
Day trips, boat tours, food tours and must-see sights. Browse and book tours, tickets and attractions through my Viator link.
