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EXPERIENCES YOU’LL LOVE


       The best part of any journey is the experiences you have along the way, leaving
       you with memories to relive long after the holiday is over.

       Hawai‘i has countless amazing things to see and do. Here are 10 of our
       favourites to inspire your wanderlust.













                                                                             Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA)/Tor Johnson












       SNORKELLING                          WONDERFUL WAIKIKI
       With 1,900 kilometres of coral reef fringing the   Famous Waikiki Beach is the place to be. Relax
       islands, Hawai‘i is a snorkeller’s paradise. Snorkel   on the warm Waikiki sands, soak up the sun and
       in the crystal clear waters of O‘ahu’s Hanauma   cool off with a dip in the welcoming waters. Learn
       Bay and be rewarded with an abundance of   to surf on the gentle waves or paddle out on an
       tropical fish. Off the coast of Maui, Molokini   outrigger canoe. Stroll along Kalakaua Avenue
       Crater was once a volcano and is now home to a   where you’ll find world-class shopping, dining and
       kaleidoscope of fish. At Tunnels Beach on Kaua‘i,   entertainment options. For the adventurous, hike
       snorkellers will enjoy the amazing coral and marine   the 1.3 kilometre trail to the summit of Diamond
       life while divers can explore the underwater tunnels   Head for stunning views of Waikiki. Take a snap
       and lava tubes. On the Island of Hawai‘i, the gentle   with the Duke Kahanamoku statue, he was known
       waters of Kealakekua Bay are home to schools of   as the ‘father of modern surfing’. End each day
       fish and, on occasion, Spinner dolphins.   with a refreshing Mai Tai.




















       Ali‘iolani Hale

       TV & MOVIE LOCATIONS
       The islands of Hawai‘i have been the backdrop to
       many movies and TV shows. From blockbuster
       films 50 First Dates and Blue Hawaii to iconic TV
       shows Magnum P.I. and Hawaii Five-0, Hawai‘i’s
       white beaches, lush jungles and stunning
       coastlines have been on show. The unofficial
       ‘backlot of Hawai‘i’ Kualoa Ranch on O‘ahu is host
       to many films. See the boneyard from Kong: Skull
       Island, the infamous fallen tree in Jurassic Park
       and Hurley’s golf course from LOST. In Honolulu
       visit the Hawaii Five-0 headquarters, Ali‘iolani Hale.
       On Kaua‘i Wailua Falls may look familiar from the
       opening credits of Fantasy Island.   Kualoa Ranch


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