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On Oahu, the green landscape welcomes you.
The Haiku Stairs lead you to breathtaking viewpoints. Don't forget your camera!
The Nā Pali Coast is known for its breathtaking panoramas, which you can admire as you fly into Kauai.
Hawaii is the top destination for surfers and anyone who likes to watch surfers.
What would Hawaii be without surfing? Whether you're experienced or a newcomer, grab a surfboard and venture into the waves.
Even today, some volcanoes are still active and hot lava flows into the sea.
Kauai will certainly amaze you.
Breathtaking panoramas await you on the island of Maui.
The extinct volcano, Diamond Head, is right next to Waikiki Beach.
Experience the charm of the four dreamlike islands.
Everywhere on Oahu, you will find small beaches that invite you to swim and surf.
Green valleys and golden beaches: the garden island Kauai is a little paradise.
The Big Island offers enchanted valleys, like Waipio and volcanoes.
The volcano's lava flows cause the island to grow daily.
The west coast of the Big Island will inspire you.
Discover the four main islands of Hawaii at your own pace
Oahu: Beach life and the perfect waves in Waikiki
Kauai: Unique vegetation and magical landscapes
Maui: Art and culture from Polynesia and surfing on the black sand beach
Big Island: The active volcano Kilauea, lava fields, and coffee plantations
Experience the diversity of the Hawaiian Islands during our island-hopping adventure! With a rental car, you will travel through Oahu, Kauai, the Big Island, and Maui at your own pace. The trip allows you to visit four islands of the Hawaiian archipelago within 13 days. Discover the most beautiful sides of this island paradise on your terms.
Upon arrival at Honolulu Airport, you will pick up your rental car and drive to your first accommodation, Aqua Aloha Surf Waikiki Hotel. You will have the opportunity to explore the island or hike to the top of Diamond Head. Enjoy the view over miles of beaches.
Another great place to visit along the coast is the Halona Blow Hole, where the water splashes up to 15 meters high. This hole was formed by an eruption of the Koko Crater, which caused hot lava to flow into the sea for thousands of years. When the waves hit the shore, the water pushed through the formed lava tubes and splashed upwards like a geyser.
Afterward, you can visit the Dole Plantation. Here you will learn everything about pineapples, their history, how they grow, and how they taste fresh from the field.
In the afternoon, we recommend the Paradise Cove Luau. Take a trip back in time to the world of traditional Hawaiian festivities at Paradise Cove. Spend an evening with typical craftsmanship, Polynesian music, and dance shows, and learn how to hula dance. A trip to Pearl Harbor is a must during your stay in Hawaii. Marvel at the US warship “Arizona,” whose sinking by a Japanese attack marked the entry of the USA into the Second World War. Afterward, during a short city tour, you can see some other historically relevant sites in Honolulu.
3 nights in Honolulu, Oahu
From Oahu, you will fly to the breathtaking island of Kauai. Once again, you will have a rental car for the following days. We recommend a tour to Waimea Canyon, the Grand Canyon of the Pacific. Kauai is also famous for its 1,000-meter-high mountain cliffs that rise from the ocean floor to form the magnificent Nā Pali Coast. You can combine the tour with a boat trip along the Nā Pali Coast and a snorkeling excursion in the magnificent underwater world. The next day, a visit to Smith's Tropical Paradise is worthwhile. There are gardens, lagoons, exotic birds, and a train route that winds through a rainforest, a Polynesian village, a Japanese island, a Philippino village, and other exciting areas.
Also worth seeing are the mystical wet and dry caves of Haena State Park. Discover the obtrude dry cave and two wet caves that glow with clear blue water.
Be sure to take some time for the north coast of Kauai and its paradisiacal sceneries. As you drive along the breathtaking one-lane road, stop at Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge to see the picturesque lighthouse. From Hanalei, head down to the end of the road until you hit Haena State Park. Are you ready to embark on the famous Kalalau Trail? The views from the trail are breathtaking: the radiantly blue Pacific Ocean seamlessly crashes into the cape of protruding lava rocks of the Nā Pali Coast. Velvety green-covered stones extend far over the panorama, and occasionally a waterfall falls down the cliffs.
Three nights on Kauai, Hawaii
Explore the island of Maui by rental car for the remaining days of your vacation. On the east coast of Maui, the world-famous ‘Road to Hana’ is a popular destination. It leads you through colorful Paia (a surf hub of the North Shore community) and to rainforests, past waterfalls, black sand beaches, blowholes, and finally to the peaceful emerald village of Hana. Hana offers some of the most remarkable landscapes in the world. Massive lava flows create a breathtaking natural spectacle.
On your tour, we recommend visiting the Tedeschi Winery and the cowboy town of Makawao. Along the way, you will pass by the mighty Haleakala volcano, which covers more than 75% of Maui’s surface. The volcano’s crater has a circumference of 21 miles and is one of the largest in the world. If you want to experience a life-changing phenomenon, visit the volcano crater at sunrise or sunset. The colors and natural surroundings will take your breath away. In the south of the island, you will find the luxurious resorts of Wailea, Makena, and the Maalaea Harbor. As you continue your discovery tour, kick back at the beach town of Kihei. Enjoy an array of activities on its endless golden beaches and spend your last couple of days taking advantage of this perfect beach.
The western part of the island is the historical center of Maui. The most famous is Lahaina - a historical memorial and a town with so many available sites that they create a living museum just by walking around the city. Visit lovingly restored sights such as the old prison, the Sharks Pai (printing house), the sailor’s hospital, or the old court. Although Lahaina honors and preserves the past, it’s a modern city. Every Friday evening, Art Night takes place! Visitors to the island can meet the many creative people and have the opportunity to purchase their art. North of Kapalua is the charming village of Kahakuloa. Its houses and churches have a distinct timber frame construction, and the villagers still live and work as their ancestors did centuries ago. A few miles after Kahakuola, you will find the tropical gardens of Aina Anuhea.
Three nights on Maui, Hawaii
Are you ready for an adventure on Hawaii's largest island? Experience green oases, coffee plantations, lava fields, waterfalls, and tropical rain forests.
Along the Kona coast, get to know the world's best coffee! Many family farms offer tours of their coffee productions and tastings of the different beans. Next on the list is a visit to South Point. This destination nestles on the southernmost point of the island and impresses visitors with its green-lined beach and the black sand beach of Punaluu. Follow the road further towards Volcanoes National Park, where you can climb around the moon-like craters and see famous highlights such as Nāhuku - Thurston Lava Tube and Volcano House.
Hilo is a town with many breathtaking viewpoints overlooking the slopes of Mauna Kea. The bay of Hilo is a lush green belt home to the gardens of Liliuokalani and Coconut Island (Moku Ola). On your way to Mountain View, Keaau, and Pahoa, you will see tropical flowers along this picturesque coastal road that takes you to Akaka waterfalls and the Hamakua Coast. The Kohala Coast is a coastal plain with some lava fields - contact us, and we will gladly book a tour of this fascinating destination! If you drive along the Queen Kaahumanu Highway, you will see many different lava streams, each unique in color and shape. Towards Honokaa and Honomu, you will see waterfalls of all sizes. One of the most impressive is the 130-meter-high Akaka Fall.
Three nights on The Big Island, Hawaii
Aqua Aloha Surf Waikiki Hotel***, Honolulu, Oahu (Three nights)
Aqua Aloha Surf Waikiki Hotel is in the heart of Honolulu and is only a six-minute walk from the beach. Stay in comfortable rooms with flat-screen TVs and gorgeous balconies. Other amenities include a microwave, a mini-fridge, and a coffee machine with Hawaiian coffee.
Start your day with a refreshing bath in the outdoor pool or relax with spa treatments in the wellness center. Barbecue facilities are also available in the outdoor area of the hotel.
Aston Islander on the Beach***, Kapa’a, Kauai (Three nights)
Aston Islander On The Beach’s white sandy beach awaits you! Enjoy an oceanfront pool and a Jacuzzi on the shores of Kauai’s Coconut Coast. Amenities include free parking and a food delivery service.
The rooms come furnished with teak furniture, a private balcony, WiFi, cable TV, PlayStation3, microwave, and a refrigerator. You will have access to a tennis court and a golf course during your stay. You can also use the barbecue facilities at the accommodation.
Ka’anapali Beach Hotel***, Lahaina, Maui (Three nights)
Welcome to the “most Hawaiian hotel in Hawaii,” according to the Waiaha Foundation. The hotel offers cultural activities, comfortable rooms, and free wireless internet. Thanks to its ideal location on Ka’anapali Beach, this resort provides sea, garden, and pool views from every room. Other amenities include air conditioning, a refrigerator, and a flat-screen cable TV. The private bathroom comes with complimentary skincare products and a hairdryer. The hotel nestles in the middle of a lush tropical garden, just a few steps away from unspoiled beaches.
Royal Kona Resort***, Kona, Hawaii/The Big Island (Three nights)
Royal Kona Resort overlooks the Pacific Ocean at Kailua Bay and offers an outdoor pool, an in-house restaurant, and rooms with mountain and sea views. Other amenities include a television, refrigerator, and coffee maker. The rooms feature soft colors with lots of wood accents. You can enjoy Asian fusion cuisine prepared with fresh local produce at Don The Beachcomber.
Duration of the trip: 13 days / 12 nights
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