Ha'ena State Park

Nestled in Kauai, this serene picnic and hiking spot boasts stunning rainbow eucalyptus trees, a charming creek, and plenty of kid-friendly adventures.

Discover the enigmatic beauty of Hawaii's forbidden island, where pristine nature and secluded spots promise unforgettable snorkeling and wildlife encounters.

The north shore's largest bay featuring a long, scenic beach with dramatic views of the mountains.

The Na Pali Coast dazzles with its towering emerald cliffs, enchanting waterfalls, and lush tropical scenery, perfect for hiking and breathtaking boat tours.

Nestled behind palms, this upscale beachfront resort features four stunning pools, a lively atmosphere, and charming staff, ensuring a delightful getaway.

Waimea Canyon, dubbed the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific," is a breathtaking mountain-top marvel offering sweeping views, lush greenery, and winding roads that make for an unforgettable journey.

Polished villas in an upscale cliff-top resort with multiple pools, relaxed dining & a spa. On a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, this upscale resort is 1.8 miles from the Queen's Bath tide pool and 4 miles from Hanalei Bay. Plush, island-style studios and 1- to 2-bedroom villas come with balconies, kitchenettes and whirlpool tubs. All offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, DVD players and Bose sound systems. Some include dining areas. There's a relaxed restaurant, a poolside bar and a grocery store. Other amenities include 4 outdoor pools (1 multi-level; 1 for kids; 2 plunge) and 3 hot tubs, plus a gym, exercise classes and jogging routes. A spa offers treatments in-villa or at an outdoor pavilion. Parking is available for a fee.

Kauai, the Garden Isle, enchants with its lush landscapes, stunning waterfalls, and pristine beaches, perfect for adventure and relaxation alike.

A hidden gem on Kauai's northwestern tip, this stunning white sand beach offers breathtaking sunsets and rugged charm after a bumpy 3.5-mile trek.

No-frills cabins with kitchens, plus a restaurant, cocktail lounge & hiking trails. Next to the Kokee Natural History Museum this no-frills lodge is surrounded by state parks and forest reserves. Decorated in a rustic style, cabins (either dorm-style with bunk beds or 2-bedroom units) have kitchens with gas/electric and wood-burning stoves; some feature hardwood floors. On-site there's a gift shop, cocktail lounge and restaurant serving local and international food, plus hiking trails, bird watching and hunting.