Hawaii Travel Guide

When you mention paradise to someone, they automatically think of Hawaii -- and for good reason. The scenery of America's most tropical island archipelago state is phenomenal and breathtaking. With active volcanoes just waiting to be hiked, miles of undisturbed sandy beaches, plentiful snorkeling and diving opportunities and luxurious resorts and spas every which way, Hawaii is paradise realized.

Things to Do in Hawaii

Hawaii is not just one island, but comprised of several, each of which have their own appeal. The entirety of the region is volcanic, and as such, there are many hiking trails that lead around and up active and dormant volcanoes. At the Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, travelers can spot lava flows or crawl daringly inside lava caves and tubes. Haleakalā is an inactive volcano where travelers can drive or climb to the top of for incredible views. Kīlauea is a popular active volcano to visit and hike. For relaxation, head to Lanikai Beach or Waimea Bay. Also, visitors would be remiss to not have a go on a surfboard while in Hawai'i. Head to the north shore of Oahu to spot professional surfers and see some of the best waves in the entire world.

Best Places to Stay in Hawaii

Maui is a great place to stay in Hawaii for those who hope to spend time relaxing by the beaches. For trekking and outdoor activities, consider Kauai or Oahu.

Best Time to Visit Hawaii

December through March is the best time to visit Hawaii.