Welcome to beautiful Hawaii! Begin your romantic adventure in Honolulu. Take a stroll on the world famous Waikiki Beach and watch the sunset. Explore the food and shopping scene in the center of the island. Don't miss a chance to see the iconic Diamond Head lighthouse at the top of the mountain.
Visit the historic Pearl Harbor, the main naval base of the US Pacific Fleet. Take a walking tour of the USS Arizona Memorial and museums to learn about the history of World War II in the Pacific. Explore the battleships, submarines and other historical relics that were used during the war.
Experience a Hawaiian adventure at the Kualoa Ranch, where some of Hollywood's most famous movies were filmed. Take a scenic tour of the valleys or go horseback riding with your loved one. Afterwards, explore some of the island's hidden beaches. Finish the day with a romantic dinner while sampling local Hawaiian cuisine.
Take a day trip up to the North Shore of Oahu and explore some of the island's most popular beaches like Waimea Bay, Banzai Pipeline and Sunset Beach. The Polynesian Cultural Center offers a unique cultural experience with food and hula shows. Book a traditional canoe ride and learn about the cultures of the Pacific Islands.
Catch a flight to Maui and visit Haleakala National Park, home to the massive Haleakala Crater. Take a scenic sunrise tour at the top of the peak and bring a warm blanket to share with your loved one. Enjoy the breathtaking views while walking through the tranquil gardens of Kula.
Take a breathtaking drive along the Road to Hana and stop at various waterfalls and scenic viewpoints. Visit the famous black sand beach and dip into the crystal clear pools. Meet with locals in small towns and try some of the island's most famous fresh fish and tropical fruits.
Experience some Hawaiian history and hospitality at a traditional luau. Enjoy roasting and tasting meats in an underground oven. Observe traditional Hula performances while attending a fabulous Hawaiian feast. Be sure to grab your loved one and join in.
You can't come to Hawaii and leave without an underwater adventure. Go scuba diving and explore the reefs and sea creatures. Snorkeling is also popular and provides great views of the underwater world. Take a boat ride with your loved one and make memories together.
Take a flight to Hilo and visit the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Walk through the rainforest and see the active Kilauea Volcano eruption. Observe the open lava fields and don't miss a chance to explore the hidden lava tubes by flashlight. The park's visitor center is an excellent location for more educational experiences.
Finish your unforgettable Hawaiian honeymoon by experiencing the thrill of zip-lining through the trees in Kona. Take a night dive with manta rays and see the mystical underwater world light up. Create your own Hawaiian vacation memories and head back home with a true Aloha spirit.
If traveling between islands, you can generally expect to use an airplane or helicopter tour. Rental cars, buses and taxis are other options to get around the islands. It is said that the best way to get around Hawaii is by car, however rental cars can be limited and expensive so it's best to check beforehand. Flying time between islands can take approximately 45-60 minutes.
Estimated Transportation costs: $500 per person approximately (including inter-island flights, rental car and fuel expenses.) Time spent commuting across the islands can be 2-3 hours daily.
If you have extra time, visit some of the lesser known beaches like Sunset Beach and Lanikai Beach on Oahu or snorkel the calm waters of Kauai's Poipu Beach. If your time is limited, you can skip some attractions, such as the Polynesian Cultural Center, or spending more time in one location or island. To save travel time, visit islands that are close together or ask your travel agent to make suggestions.
The Honolulu airport, Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL), is the largest airport in Hawaii and is located in Oahu. The Kahului Airport (OGG) is the second largest airport and is located in Maui. The Kona International Airport (KOA) is located in the Big Island. Depending on your final destination, you can land on one of these islands or have a layover before flying to another one. All of the airports are roughly 30 minutes or more away from central locations.