some of Hawaii's best national parks
- Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
- Puuhonua o Honaunau National Historic Site
- Haleakala Ntional Park
- Kalaupapa and USS Arizona Memorial
- Kokee State Park
- Wailua River State Park
Honolulu and Waikiki
Downtown Honolulu
- Aloha Tower Marketplace
- Hawaii Maritime Center
- Lolani Place
- Aliiolani Hale
- Honolulu Hale
- Mission Houses Museum
Waikiki
- National Market Place
- Sheraton Moana Surfrider
- Honolulu Zoo
- Waikiki Aquarium
- Diamond Head
BEACHES
- Onekahakaha Beach Park
- Kahaluu Beach Park
- Anaehoomalu Beach
- Kaunaoa Beach
Maui
Maui is kown internationally for its perfect beaches, heady nightlife, and sophisticated resorts. The island offers a range of experiences, from the sun, fun, and nightlife of the West Maui "Gold Coast" to the laidback lifestyle of Hana on the east side. Maui also has outstanding restaurants and lavish landscapes, all presided over by a 10,023-ft dormant volcano named Haleakala, where you can see a sunrise like none other on earth.
Lanai
Hawaiian Airlines andAloha Airlines serve this tiny island,whose airport is a 10-min drive from Lanai City.Lanai is known for decades as the Pineapple Island after Jim Dole bought it in 1922, Lanai has been renamed Hawaii's Private Island by developer David Murdock and Dole Foles, which owns nearly all its 140 square miles. Lanai City, the only town on the island, has an 11-room hotel. Lania is for those who are happy to spend a lot of time outdoors, because the island has no commercial attractions other than those offered at the two resorts. Instead, you can visit such sights as the Garden of the Gods,where rocks and boulders are scattered across a crimson landscape ; spend a leisurely day at Hulopoe Beach, where the waters are so clear that you can see fish in hues of turquoise and jade;hike or drive to the top of Lanaihale,a 3,370-ft perch from which you can see every inhabited Hawaiian island except Kauai and Niihau; or golf at Eeperience at Koele Golf Course
