Snorkeling, diving, or surfing allows you to explore the magnificent world above and beneath the waterline. You can explore the vibrant Molokini Crater or the iconic Black Rock, both on Maui, while snorkeling. Taking surf lessons at the famous Waikiki Beach, which is great for long boarders and beginners alike, due to its gentle rolling waves that come through. Watching surfing on Oahu's North Shore in winter, is a thrilling spectacle of massive, powerful waves at iconic spots like Pipeline. Hawaii offers unique and amazing dive sites across its islands. There's "Suck-em-up" underwater lava tube and arches on Hawaii's Big Island, and the Cathedrals on Lanai are world-renowned underwater lava tubes near Lanai's coast.

A Luau is a traditional and vibrant Hawaiian feast that offers a window into Hawaii's rich Polynesian heritage through good food, lively music, and captivating storytelling. Luaus usually last about 3 hours, giving plenty of time for fun pre-show activities, dinner, and dancing and entertainment. 

Explore the variety of luaus available. Whether you prefer a theater-style setting or a more intimate experience, you'll find options for buffet or table service. There's a luau featuring thrilling Samoan fire dancers and Tahitian drummers, and a luau that emphasizes more Hawaiian cultural traditions. There's a luau to suit everyone's tastes and interests. 

Historical sites are great places to visit and popular for connecting visitors to the rich, vibrant culture, offering a unique tapestry filled with traditions and Hawaiian royalty. Oahu has several historical sites to give you a glimpse of its past. Pearl Harbor National Memorial site of the 1941 attack on the US, featuring the USS Arizona Memorial and Battleship Missouri. The Iolani Palace, the official residence of Hawaii's monarchs, is a must-see for history buffs. Puʻukoholā Heiau, located on the Big Island, is a temple that King Kamehameha I built, and Lapakahi State Historical Park is a preserved Hawaiian fishing village that deepens your understanding of Hawaiian heritage.

Helicopter tours offer memorable adventures, offering a different perspective on the islands and revealing their breathtaking beauty in a visually powerful way. There are several other tours throughout the islands that you can take. In Hawaii, on the Big Island, you can take a volcano and lava tour that highlights Mauna Loa, rainforests, waterfalls, and the caldera. If you're into photography, you might like the "Doors-Off" tour, which offers unparalleled opportunities for an immersive experience. There are also sunset tours, Rainforest flights, and tours focusing on specific landmarks, such as the Molokini Crater.