Vacation in Hawaii will leave you an indelible impression on your memory.Some of my friend already been there. They suggested to me 6 things to do on your first trip. A popular places like visiting the USS Arizona and USS Missouri memorials in Oahu's Pearl Harbor, drive the Munro Trail on Lanai for incredible views, take a mule ride down to the Kalaupapa Peninsula on Molokai, take the long, winding, scenic road to Hana on Maui, enjoy the stunning scenery from various points along Kauai's Napali Coast and view the active Kilauea Volcano at Volcanoes National Park on Hawaii's Big Island.
Why Oahu? From there you can visit USS Missouri and USS Arizona memorials in Oahu's Pearl Harbor and pay your respects, watch world-class surfers charge the big waves on the North Shore, dress up and experience downtown nightlife/art galleries.
Why Lanai? Hike up to Munro Trail for views of neighboring islands Maui, Molokai, Kahoolawe, Oahu, and Hawaii’s Big island. See the spinner dolphins in Hulopoe Bay. Tee up at two championship golf courses: The Challenge at Manele and The Experience at Koele. Four-wheel drive to the lunar landscapes of Keahiakawelo, the "Garden of the Gods".
Why Molokai? Boat out to see the world’s tallest sea cliffs (3600 feet) along the North Shore. Take a memorable mule ride through Kalaupapa National Historical Park and learn about the selfless acts of Father Damien. Hike through the breathtaking Halawa Valley.
Why Oahu? From there you can visit USS Missouri and USS Arizona memorials in Oahu's Pearl Harbor and pay your respects, watch world-class surfers charge the big waves on the North Shore, dress up and experience downtown nightlife/art galleries.
Why Lanai? Hike up to Munro Trail for views of neighboring islands Maui, Molokai, Kahoolawe, Oahu, and Hawaii’s Big island. See the spinner dolphins in Hulopoe Bay. Tee up at two championship golf courses: The Challenge at Manele and The Experience at Koele. Four-wheel drive to the lunar landscapes of Keahiakawelo, the "Garden of the Gods".
Why Molokai? Boat out to see the world’s tallest sea cliffs (3600 feet) along the North Shore. Take a memorable mule ride through Kalaupapa National Historical Park and learn about the selfless acts of Father Damien. Hike through the breathtaking Halawa Valley.
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