Venture into the Valley of the Priests and discover one of Hawaii’s last ahupuaa with this trip to the beautiful Waimea Valley. With stunning natural surroundings, thundering waterfalls and delicious shrimp awaiting you, the Waimea Valley tour offers you a great opportunity to get out into the countryside and experience the real Hawaii. This enchanting location is known as the Valley of the Priests, consisting of nearly 2,000 scenic acres that have been a holy place for more than 700 years. Now the valley houses a world-famous botanical garden, where over 5,000 species of tropical and subtropical plants, ancient archaeological sites and one of Oahu’s most scenic waterfalls await you.

Leave the present behind you and delve deep into some of the darkest, most significant pages of Unites States history. This unforgettable tour takes you to all of the backdrops of the events that launched the United States to join the Second World War.

Visit Diamond Head, the most recognised landmark in all of Hawaii, to explore this saucer-shaped crater formed around 300,000 years ago, and look out across the Pacific for some of the best views of the surrounding area. Enjoy an educational and fun guided hike to the 763-foot summit of the most famous crater on Earth where incredible 360°views of Waikiki and the turquoise blue Pacific Ocean await you.

Experience all of Polynesia without leaving Oahu. Just an hour’s scenic drive away from Waikiki is the spectacular 420 acre Polynesian Cultural Center where Polynesian traditions, history and hospitality are brought to life for you to enjoy. Walk around traditional villages and witness natives from seven Pacific cultures show you the arts of dancing with fire, jewellery making and using plants to make clothes. You also have time to enjoy a relaxing canoe ride through the lagoon, feast on a Luau dinner buffet and watch an exhilarating evening performance.

Travel into the unknown on an exciting journey of discovery to the famous North Shore of Oahu with this brilliant adventure tour. Driving over the jagged Ko,olau Mountains to the windward side of the island, your first stop is the fabled Valley of the Temples, where you’ll visit the picturesque Byodo-In Temple, located at the base of stunning 2,000-foot lush green cliffs. Then follow the the scenic shores of Kahana Bay arriving at Laie Point, a great opportunity to observe several native plant species while marvelling at the breathtaking views of Kukuihoolua islet and the wild and rugged eastern Oahu coastline. Continuing North to Kahuku, visit a shrimp farm to see endangered wetland birds, including black-neck stilts, Hawaiian coots and moorhens, before stopping at the world-famous Sunset Beach where incredible waves thrill viewers, especially between November and April. Follow the stunning coastline of legendary Waimea Bay to stop at a well-known hangout of the amazing wild Green Sea Turtles.

Set out into the wilderness of the garden island, Kauai, with this personalised scenic tour of the Waimea Canyon and Wailua River. With your friendly driver to guide you through this incredible natural wonderland, you’ll stop off at Waimea Canyon and enjoy a Wailua river cruise, as well as visiting many other fantastic sights on the island.

Make a splash at Kapolei’s all new Wet’n’Wild Hawaii and spend a fun-filled day at the only water park in the state. Set in a lush, tropical environment, Wet’n’Wild is located on the paradisiacal outskirts of Kapolei, the “second city” of the vibrant island of Oahu. Enjoy over 25 thrilling rides and attractions that are sure to please all members of the family from small children to adrenalin junkies alike. Rated as Hawaii’s number one family attraction, come and join the fun at Wet’n’Wild!

Prepare yourself for the climb up Koko Head’s 1,048 stairs. Over the course of .7 miles, this trail gains over 1,000 feet and will definitely bump up your heart rate, but all the sweating and panting are worth it to see the view from the top. This is arguably Oahu’s most popular training ground, where serious athletes come to test their cardio, endurance, and fitness. Along with a motivational guide, tackle the crater one step at a time and work your way toward the top, where the view looks out toward Honolulu and the southern shoreline below. 

Discover where locals go, which restaurants they prefer, and discover non-crowded beaches close to Waikiki. Get great insider information on the best local stores for bargain-hunting and where to find original Hawaiian souvenirs. Learn about Hawaiian culture and history from your expert guide, as well as where to watch Friday night fireworks (Ala Moana Beach) and which club counts a living legend as one of its members (Anuenue Canoe Club).

Get on a flight to Hilo for an adventure day to volcanoes and see the only active volcano of Hawaii and waterfalls from a helicopter. Then, your driver will show you the best sites of the island. Lunch included.

Your day trip to Maui includes a drive around Maui’s east coast to Paia town, Kaumahina State Park, Keanae Valley Lookout, Puaa Kaa and Waianapanapa State Parks, a visit to Hana Town and the Hasegawa General Store, Wailua Falls Lookout and scenic views of the island’s famous windsurfing beaches.

Early morning pickup in Oahu takes you to the airport for your 45-minute flight to Kauai. Upon landing, your guide meets you in an air-conditioned van and you set off on your island adventure. Visit majestic Waimea Canyon, the biggest canyon in the Pacific. From the lookout, get breathtaking views of the canyon’s deep green valleys and rugged cliffs. Continue by van to the coast. Driving past Poipu Beach, stop at Spouting Horn Park, an ocean blowhole where the sea surges through a hole in the rock shelf. Further along the highway, Mount Ha’upu is said to sport a likeness of Queen Victoria’s profile on the mountainside. Your Kauai adventure wraps up on the east side of Kauai with a cruise along the Wailua River. As you glide down the 2-mile (3.2-kilometer) river to Fern Grotto, your guide points out gorgeous Opaekaa Falls and Wailua Falls.

All Hawaiian islands offer the opportunity to go on tours or take lessons: surf, kayak, paddle board, snorkeling, parasailing, swimming with turtles or dolphins, cycling, hiking, high seas fishing, helicopter tours, Luau dinner and catamaran dinner-cruise.

Boasting eleven out of a possible thirteen climate zones, Hawaii is home to one of the most bio-diverse landscapes on earth. Discover hidden tropical valleys, rainforests and a volcanic landscape that will take your breath away on this helicopter tour.

Continuing eruptions at Kilauea Volcano have captured the world’s imagination. This excursion features the closest approach to the recent lava flows allowed by Civil Defense and local authorities. Our trained guides will escort you, and if conditions permit, you may be able to go right to the edge of a 2000 degree molten lava flow!

Discover Big Island with this private customized tour. This 8-hour tour takes you to waterfalls and volcanoes and takes you hiking and to the beach. See what make this island so special.

Botanical World’s Zip Line is now even better with 8 lines, the last two that are dual side-by-side zips to share with a friend. The Grand Finale is over a huge 330 foot (100 meter) gorge with a 250 foot (76 meters) waterfall. Our Zip Isle zip Line Adventure is the longest operating zip line on the Big Island for over eight years with an unblemished safety record. With each of the 8 zip lines the excitement builds as the lines get longer as you continue to be thrilled. The amazing views from the suspension bridge will give a story to tell of true Hawaii as you pass the HUGE mango tree hundreds of years old that may have seen Kamehameha walking along the rapids of the stream gorge below. Your guides share the many secrets of the plants, let you taste fruits and spices and relay the history of this unique setting in the rain forest.

Embark on a remarkable road trip to the heavenly realm of Maunakea–the world’s tallest mountain. Traditionally the sacred home of Hawaiian deities, today Maunakea also hosts the greatest astronomical complex on earth.

Come hike to beautiful Manoa Falls, a series of tropical waterfalls just six miles from downtown Honolulu. Your private guide customizes this 2-hour tour based your hiking ability. Hike through bamboo forests up to the first, second, or third waterfall, passing through scenic locations used in Jurassic Parkand the TV series Lost.

This is a rare chance to explore one of the most amazing destinations inside the Hawaiian Islands. Home to Hawaii’s tallest waterfall skying over 1300 feet tall, wild horses wading through a river that traces all the way back to the top of Mauna Kea and a beautiful black sand beach stretching over a mile wide. Not to mention the steepest county road in the country. Truly a place that takes the breath away and filled with excitement rich with Hawaiian history and culture.

All Hawaiian islands offer the opportunity to go on tours or take lessons: surf, kayak, paddle board, snorkeling, parasailing, swimming with turtles or dolphins, cycling, hiking, high seas fishing, helicopter tours, Luau dinner and catamaran dinner-cruise.

If you have ever wanted to explore an unspoiled tropical paradise, Hana is your ticket to just that. Join in the splendour of the natural beauty and mystique of Hana on the island of Maui. Let the adventurer in you come alive as you discover the majestic beauty of the island.

Enter a true paradise as you ethe wonders of Hawaii’s fascinating natural surroundings. A chain of islands offering an unmatched setting, spend a full-day touring the serene beauty of the famous dormant volcano, Mount Haleakala and the Iao Valley State park.

Climb above central Maui and ascend the world’s largest dormant volcano, Haleakala. Tour includes views of Old Hana Town, Haleakala National Park, Kipahulu, the taro field of Ke’anae, fabulous coastline waterfalls and the world famous Ho’okipa windsurfing beach on the return. You can even enjoy whale watching when in season.

Take a journey to another world and one that you’ll never forget. With hundreds of species of fish, marine animals and coral combinations endemic to Hawaii, Molokini snorkel is a rare opportunity to view marine life and coral formations not found anywhere else in the world.Visit Molokini Crater, one of only three sheltered volcanic calderas in the world, with crystal clear water and a wealth of sea life. You will be equipped with comfortable, sanitized, professional snorkel gear, flotation devices, and optical masks, to fully explore the underwater sanctuary. Afterwards, we’ll take you to meet the Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles at Turtle Town, a mesmerizing coral reef teeming with turtles and other aquatic life.

All Hawaiian islands offer the opportunity to go on tours or take lessons: surf, kayak, paddle board, snorkeling, parasailing, swimming with turtles or dolphins, cycling, hiking, high seas fishing, helicopter tours, Luau dinner and catamaran dinner-cruise.

See the beauty of Kauai from a usually unreachable perspective by helicopter. Marvel at the beauty of such a tropical island as we hover over Waimea Canyon, Wailua Falls, Mount Waialeale and the Na Pali Coast.

With the majority of Kauai’s natural marvels inaccessible by ground, the best views are from the sky! Fly over the Western Section of Kauai on this expedited Kauai flight. Soar through Waimea Canyon, known as The Grand Canyon of the Pacific, stretching fourteen miles long and one mile wide. Fly over the lush and rugged terrain of the Na Pali-Kona Forest Reserve including Awini Falls and Waialae Falls. Get intimate views of Manawaiopuna Falls, commonly referred to as Jurassic Falls, made famous for its scenes in the film, Jurassic Park. Conclude your flight over Hanapepe Valley, popular for its rich farmland and grand mountain ranges.

All Hawaiian islands offer the opportunity to go on tours or take lessons: surf, kayak, paddle board, snorkeling, parasailing, swimming with turtles or dolphins, cycling, hiking, high seas fishing, helicopter tours, Luau dinner and catamaran dinner-cruise.