Hawaii Attractions - Things to do on the Hawaiian Islands on your Hawaii Honeymoon
 Hawaii’s Top Attractions-Something for Everyone
There is something for everyone when choosing among Hawaii’s top attractions.
Interested in the history and cultural traditions of Hawaii? Do you want to see stunning scenery? Are you a surfer or hiker? Any and all of these and so much more can be found on the Hawaiian Islands.
For those interested in history and culture, many of Hawaii’s top attractions will fit the bill. At the top of the list is the Polynesian Cultural Center.
This 42 acre facility is located on Oahu’s north shore. Visitors to the Polynesian Cultural Center are invited to immerse themselves in the activities, games, crafts and foods of eight South Pacific nations. Guests can enjoy luaus, shops and buffet dinners while celebrating Polynesian culture.
History buffs will want to pay a visit to Pearl Harbor’s Visitor’s Center and Arizona Memorial. The events that occurred at Pearl Harbor literally changed the course of history. The best way to understand and appreciate this piece of history is to see for yourself where it all happened. Be sure to make time for this attraction during your family vacation or romantic getaway.
Hawaii’s top attractions for stunning scenery include Diamond Head and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Diamond Head is one of Hawaii’s defining features. Diamond Head is a volcanic crater, perhaps the most famous in the world. A moderate hike will lead visitors to a breathtaking view of the west side of the island of Oahu. If you would like to get an idea of how the islands themselves were formed and see some dramatic volcanic landscapes, head to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The park features two of the world’s most active volcanoes including the most massive, Mauna Loa.
Waikiki Beach is famous for its waves. These waves are one of Hawaii’s top attractions. Surfers ranging from beginners top professionals are drawn to the beaches of Hawaii each year. In addition to Waikiki, surfers hear the call to ride the waves of Pipeline and Sunset Beach. Surf schools dot many of Hawaii’s beaches and large and small competitions are held throughout the year.
Hawaii is a hiker’s dream. If you are planning a visit to Maui’s Seven Sacred Pools, try the gentle hike above the pools. Along this easy hike, you will see banyan trees, waterfalls and a bamboo forest. For the more advanced, Kauai offers the Kalalau Trail, the mother of all Hawaii hikes. The reward for this challenging hike is an unrivaled, breathtaking view. The trail ends at the Kalalau Beach. |
