Say Aloha to Your Next Hawaii Vacation

Grand Waliea, Maui

Hawaii continues to be one of the most beloved travel destinations in the world. Well-known islands like Oahu, Maui, and the Big Island draw visitors with their iconic sights, while Kauai and Lanai invite a more intimate, slower-paced kind of exploration. Whichever island you choose holds its own charm, character, and reasons to keep coming back.

1 Hotel Hanalei, Kauai

On Kauai, nature takes center stage. Known as the Garden Isle, it’s home to dramatic emerald cliffs, secret beaches, and the stunning Waimea Canyon—nicknamed the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific.” New eco-tours are making it even easier to experience the island’s hidden waterfalls and native flora up close.

Best for: hikers and outdoor lovers, photographers, couples looking for quiet.

Hana, Maui

Maui remains a beloved favorite for a reason. The island is full of soul-stirring sights, from the sunrise summit of Haleakala to the curves of the Road to Hana and the crystal-clear waters of Molokini. While Lahaina continues to rebuild, the island’s spirit of aloha is stronger than ever, and visitors play an important role in supporting its recovery.

Best for: families, first-time Hawai‘i travelers, snorkelers, and adventure seekers.

Sensei Lanai

Lanai might be Hawaii’s smallest inhabited island, but it delivers outsized adventure and serenity. This off-the-beaten-path escape invites travelers to slow down, reconnect with nature, and explore sacred cultural sites like Kaunolu, once a fishing village for Hawaiian royalty. A new stargazing program takes full advantage of the island’s dark skies.

Best for: wellness-focused travelers, couples, and anyone craving a truly unplugged luxury escape.

Waikki Beach, Oahu

Oahu is where history and modern energy live side by side. Take in the stories of the past at the Pearl Harbor Memorial, stroll the famous sands of Waikiki, or head north to watch surfers tackle world-famous waves. New cultural exhibits and walking tours are launching around Honolulu, offering more profound insights into Hawaiian heritage.

Best for: history buffs, surfers and surf-watchers, multi-generational families, and food lovers.

Kona Village Resort, Hawaii

Hawaii Island (also called the Big Island) is a land shaped by fire and sea. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park offers a front-row view of Earth’s raw power, while coffee farms, black-sand beaches, and lush rainforests complement the island's diverse terrain. New guided hikes will take travelers into lesser-known lava tubes and native bird habitats.

Best for: volcano and geology enthusiasts, stargazers and golfers, adventure travelers.

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