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Hawaii’s incredible beaches, otherworldly mountain scenery, wealth of wildlife and laid-back living have long made it synonymous with the idea of paradise. Add in year-round beach-worthy weather and it’s clear why these stunning islands are such a hit for an all-inclusive holiday.
With near-constant sunshine, Hawaii is perfect for a cheap holiday in winter. And thanks to its diverse landscape and wide variety of resorts, whatever you’re dreaming of there’s a holiday here for you.
Top all-inclusive resorts in Hawaii
Each Hawaiian island delivers a different holiday experience, from the unforgettable scenery and wildlife of The Big Island to the buzzing nightlife of Oahu. Here are a few of our favourites to help you find your perfect spot.
Hawaii – The Big Island
For sheer diversity of landscape, it’s hard to beat The Big Island. With dense rainforests, volcanic peaks, swaying palm trees and beautiful beaches, a multitude of Hawaiian adventures are available on your all-inclusive doorstep. The enormous zipline over Kolekole Falls is a true highlight.
Oahu
Home to Honolulu, Oahu is perfect for a city break with a side of beach action. An irresistible blend of ancient island tradition and modern life, Oahu offers great snorkelling, watersports-packed coasts and miles of tropical rainforest.
Kauai
The Garden Isle’ is home to breathtaking scenery and plenty of outdoor adventures. Hike around the breathtaking Waimea Canyon, swim in the pools below Uluwehi Falls, and — for an extra special trip — book a sightseeing flight over the island.
Maui
Stay in Maui to live, dance, eat and drink like a local. Head to the Old Lahaina Luau for a taste of authentic Hawaiian hospitality and take a humpback whale spotting cruise to say ‘aloha’ to the island’s most famous residents.
All-inclusive holidays for couples in Hawaii
Sensational sunsets, beautiful beaches, crashing waterfalls and mountain peaks combine to create a truly romantic backdrop for a couples’ trip to Hawaii. Whether you want to lounge in your resort or get back to nature, this is heaven.
For the full Hawaii experience, head for Honolulu. With a beautiful beachfront resort as your base, explore the island’s royal residences, trek dormant volcanoes, top up your tan in the warm waters of Hanauma Bay, and dig into a traditional Hawaiian feast of poi shooters, lomi-lomi salmon and huli-huli chicken.
Head to Turtle Bay on Oahu’s iconic North Shore for luxurious resorts, sensational sunsets and all kinds of watersports. Spot turtles on a kayaking tour, try your hand at surfing or explore the colourful sea bed with a scuba-diving experience. On lazier days, order a Mai Tai directly to your sun-lounger and doze off overlooking the Pacific.
Get away from it all near Waiʻānapanapa on Maui. Take a trip along the road to Hana to see some of Hawaii’s most striking natural wonders or spend a night under the stars in the state park. When you’re all explored out, all-inclusive infinity pools, indulgent spas and beachfront luxury await.
All-inclusive beach holidays in Hawaii
Few places can really claim the world’s best beaches. Hawaii can. The islands offer every kind of beach holiday, whether you want to party until sunrise, sunbathe in solitude or get wet and wild in the ocean.
Waikiki is the islands’ most famous beach, with good reason. Here, you can paddleboard on serene lagoons, picnic in the shade of swaying palms or parasail against blue skies. That’s when you’re not back at your resort whiling away your days on the oceanfront terrace or swim-up bar.
Many of Maui’s most luxurious resorts surround the shores of Wailea Beach. The warm shallow waters are perfect for kids, and you’ll have no trouble finding a spot on the sand. If you’re lucky, you may even spot a whale or two without leaving your beachfront resort.
Check into a resort on the Big Island’s Kona coast for calm, sheltered waters perfect for snorkelling, diving and turtle spotting. When you’re not unwinding in the resort spa or tanning on the terrace, a tour of a local coffee farm where you can sample the region’s favourite tipple is a must.
