9 must-do activities while visiting the amazing islands of Hawaii.
Paddle board in Hawaii
The staggering view isn’t just for sunrise anymore. Great hikes start here, both into the crater and on the outer slopes. Local secret: Don’t miss sunset. It’s less crowded, and warmer.
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A wonder of the natural world, approachable volcanism (note the couple on the cliff) may be a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Unless you come back next year — it’ll probably be erupting then too.
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Take your time at the Bishop Museum in Hawaii
Real hula will move you. Check out Blaine Kia’s group to see hula performed by children raised with the values — honor, beauty, love of nature — that inspire the dance.
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In contrast, Kauai hasn’t erupted in 4 million years (give or take). That’s why it’s the lushest Hawaiian island. A flight over Kauai gets you places none but the most intrepid hikers ever get to see.
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The rim of an ancient volcano, this sliver of island off Maui draws divers with its calm waters and abundant marine life. But just flying over it puts a smile on your face.
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Surf Waikiki
Hawaii attracts top chefs from around the world and keeps the ones born here. The mix of local and international flavors makes what you eat here as delicious as what you see.
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