HAWAII

Located over 4,000 kilometers (2,500 miles) off the west coast of mainland USA, Hawaii’s biggest island has everything you could ever want to do and more. But what separates it from the other islands is Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park. Two of the world’s largest and most active volcanoes are located within the park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and International Biosphere Reserve in recognition of its unique natural value. Here, you can explore volcanoes, climb through old lava tubes, and watch as new lava oozes into the ocean. Then there are all the waterfalls on the island, great snorkeling and diving, and the lush wilderness of the Waipi’o Valley, once home to Hawaiian kings. Big Island has it all. I mean it’s Hawaii — how could you go wrong?! The wet season is from October to March, though the weather is cooler during these months. However, despite being located near each other, weather conditions on each island can vary greatly, so you never know what to expect!

 

MOST POPULAR ACTIVITIES

·         Afternoon Snorkeling Sail to Captain Cook’s Monument

·         Eco-Friendly Twilight Manta Ray Adventure

·         Mauna Kea Summit: Sunset Stargazing Adventure