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Hawaii Travel Guide

Are you planning a trip to Hawaii? Looking for information on popular Hawaii destinations? Discover Hawaii Tours gives you insider tips, fun facts, and history on popular attractions with our Hawaii Travel Guide. Learn about Hawaii's beaches, landmarks, retail shops and more—including our tour stops!

Tour Stops
Flat Island (Popoia Island) The four-acre Flat Island, located about one-fourth mile from Kailua Beach Park, is a favorite resting stop for kayakers and a playground for surfers. A quick trip to Flat Island (Popoia Island) by kayak is essential on a visit to Oahu. Waimea Canyon Over one mile long, 14 miles wide, and over 3,600 feet deep, the Waimea Canyon is "The Grand Canyon of the Pacific". Hanapepe Swinging Bridge The Hanapepe Swinging Bride in lovely Hanapepe Town holds a long, interesting history. Located on the island of Kauai, the Hanapepe Bridge is now supported and much safer than before. View more Hawaii Tour Stops
Museums
Bishop Museum Bishop Museum in Downtown Honolulu is Hawaii’s largest museum. It is also home to the most extensive collection of Polynesian cultural artifacts in the world. Honolulu Museum of Art The Honolulu Museum of Art, which recently changed its name from the Honolulu Academy of Art, houses over 50,000 works of art, and is a place of education, understanding, and cultural preservation. Baldwin House Museum The Baldwin House Museum is filled with historical artifacts, and original furniture from when the house was built in 1834. View more Hawaii Museums
Natural Wonders
Pu'u Loa Petroglyphs The Pu'u Loa Petroglyphs can be found off Chain Of Craters Road in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. The majority of petroglyphs show a variety of human forms, and simple dots that represent new born babies. Dragon's Teeth An interesting lava formation found in Kapalua, on the island of Maui. Kukaniloko Birthing Stones One of Oahu’s most cultural significant and sacred sites, the Kukaniloko Birthing Stones covers an area of 0.5 acres near Wahiawa, featuring over 180 sacred stones. View more Hawaii Natural Wonders
Pearl Harbor
USS Oklahoma Memorial Honoring the fallen battleship, the USS Oklahoma Memorial is one of several popular Pearl Harbor museums and memorials. USS Missouri Battleship The greatest war vessel in United States history, the USS Missouri Battleship's career began with World War II and covered more than 50 years. USS Arizona Memorial Standing to honor the heroes of World War II and December 7, 1941, the USS Arizona Memorial is the centerpiece of Pearl Harbor's museums and memorials. View more Hawaii Pearl Harbor
Beaches
Flat Island (Popoia Island) The four-acre Flat Island, located about one-fourth mile from Kailua Beach Park, is a favorite resting stop for kayakers and a playground for surfers. A quick trip to Flat Island (Popoia Island) by kayak is essential on a visit to Oahu. Haleiwa Ali'i Beach Park If you’re looking for a relaxing day at one of Oahu’s North Shore Beaches, visit the 19-acre Haleiwa Ali’i Beach Park. Bellows Beach Park Bellows Beach Park is a relaxing beach perfect for enjoying the beautiful Hawaiian weather. The soft sand and calm waves make this beach ideal for sunbathing or letting your children swim. Popular with bodyboarders and surfers. View more Hawaii Beaches
Landmarks
Koko Head Crater Trail This short but steep hike located on the eastern side of Oahu provides excellent views of the surrounding area. The effort put in to making it to the top is well worth the views you'll experience. Hawaii Convention Center Located near Waikiki Beach is Hawaii’s largest exhibition hall, the Hawaii Convention Center, hosting major local and international events since 1998. Hawaii State Library The Hawaii State Library is home to over half a million books. Located next to the Iolani Palace, Hawaii's main library was built in 1913 in historic Honolulu. View more Hawaii Landmarks

Random Fun Fact

The old plantation style houses were used as a model for Disney’s Lilo & Stitch.
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Featured Tour Stop
Pua’a Ka’a State Park
Five miles east of Kahului, Maui, is the 5-acre Pua'a Ka'a State Park, featuring scenic pools, waterfalls and rainforest.
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