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What's On?                     Overview                     Prepare                     Highlights 

Overview

Overview

Hawaii bubbles up across the Pacific in a series of islands diverse in size and character. Come to laze on pristine sandy beaches, hike emerald green trails, snorkel in volcanic craters or see the evocative remains in Pearl Harbour.

Seaside

Choose your own sand colour on Big Island, where volcanic activity has produced white, red, black and green beaches. Seek the underwater wonderlands and tranquil beaches of northern Maui or aim for the glitz and glamour of Oahu's Waikiki Beach, with its backdrop of gleaming Honolulu skyscrapers. Confirmed loners hide away in little ocean-side retreats on Molokai and Kauai.

Inland

See the poignant remains of Pearl Harbour before gasping at fire-eaters at the Polynesian Culture Center on Oahu. On Big Island, visit the vast Volcanoes National Park and prehistoric stone idols in the Pu'uhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park. Explore Maui's enchanting Floral Gardens at Kula and brush up on Hawaiian history at the Baldwin Home Museum.

Escape

Disappear into the spectacular 16km Waimea Canyon on quiet Kauai, or lounge on one of the 'garden' island's pristine beaches. Purge your soul atop Kahiwa Falls and Molokai's terrifyingly high sea cliffs. View Honolulu's sparkling waterfront from afar at sunset onboard a catamaran. While on Oahu, trek into virgin rainforest in the Makiki Valley.

Adventure and sports

Brave Oahu's North Shore for unparalleled surfing waves. Windsurf and sail off the breezy east coast or snorkel in the Molokini crater, off the coast of Maui. Scuba-dive to explore the reef off Molokai, and head high to snowboard on Big Island's Mauna Kea. Hike through lush vegetation or gallop on horseback along the beach at any of the islands.

Eat & Drink

Don't miss a traditional luau (open-air feast) on the beach. Savour succulent kalua pig (slow roasted underground) and fried rice, accompanied by cold lomi lomi salmon (salad with salt-cured salmon). Round off your barbecue with banana and guava breads or fresh pineapple. Sip fruity rum Mai Tai or vodka-based Blue Hawaii cocktails as the sun slips into the ocean.

Nightlife

Head for Waikiki and Honolulu on Oahu for clubbing and bar hops along the illuminated shoreline. Bop the night away in the live-music bars of Maui resorts, Lahaina and Kahului. Elsewhere things are sleepier - dance in the clubs of Hilo and Kona on Big Island.

Take Home

Surprise your friends with patterned aloha shirts and sarongs. Buy bowls and baskets made of leaves from the pandanus tree and stock up on local Kona coffee and macadamia nuts.

Prepare

Prepare

Bring your surfer shorts and board, sun-kissed curls and a laid-back attitude. Ladies can don flowery leis around their necks.

Hawaii Year

Kick off with fireworks and lion dances in January's Chinese New Year. Pay homage to whales at Maui's Lahaina Whalefest in March. Dance during Molokai's May hula festival at Papohaku and for islands-wide King Kamehameha Day celebrations in June. Enjoy festivities during Aloha Week in September, and watch Oahu's Triple Crown of Surfing in awe in November.

Public Holidays

New Year's Day (1 Jan), Martin Luther King Day (mid Jan), Presidents' Day (late Feb), Memorial Day (30 May), Flag Day (14 Jun), Independence Day (4 Jul), Labor Day (early Sep), Columbus Day (early Oct), Veterans' Day (early Nov), Thanksgiving (late Nov), Christmas Day (25 Dec), New Year's Eve (31 Dec).

Weather

Subtropical Hawaii has a consistent year-round climate. Summer (May to October) sees low humidity and temperatures averaging 28-30ºC. In winter (November to April) the mercury rarely falls below 16ºC. Most Hawaiian resorts cluster on the leeward sides of the islands to avoid the rain, bringing north-easterly trade winds that hit the windward coasts.

Electricity

220V AC, 60 Hz, two-pin plugs are standard.

Dialling Code

+1 (national), 808 + 7-figure number (local).

Money

US dollar ($) is the currency.

GMT

GMT -10.

Hawaii Tourist Info

Go Hawaii website

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