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If you’re looking for different destinations to those firm-favourites, here are our recommendations for an equally unforgettable time no matter your travel style!
When to visit: June-August means crowds and hotter temperatures, while September-December is quieter with lower prices (and better odds of seeing humpback whales!) January-March brings cooler, rainier days.
Great for: Hikers and nature-lovers, families.
For unspoiled landscapes that rival even the most-loved naturally stunning destinations, Kaua‘i, Hawaii’s oldest island, is a must-visit. Also called the Garden Island, Kaua‘i offers soft sand beaches, awe-inspiring natural sights, more than 50 beaches, rich cultural history and delicious food!
On the North side visit the town of Hanalei for its taro fields and to ride the waves in the crescent-shaped Hanalei Bay, or hike the Kalalau Trail on the Na Pali coastline. 90% of Kaua‘i is inaccessible by making the island a haven for hikers, with fan-favourites including Kōkeʻe State Park and Waimea Canyon, the ‘Grand Canyon of the Pacific’. Lihue is a great hub as Kaua‘i’s main city, while Poipu in the south offers gold-sand beaches and the Spouting Horn, a natural blowhole and one of the island’s most photographed sights.