Hawaii Holidays
Few things live up to such high expectations the way your Hawaii holidays will. Synonymic with honeymoons, romantic getaways and action-packed holidays alike, Hawaii’s Pacific Islands are full of wonder. Come and discover the captivating aloha spirit for yourself with a wonderful tailor-made holiday to Hawaii, Kuai, Maui, Lanai and Oahu.
With endless natural beauty and a truly charming culture, the Hawaiian Islands boasts a bounty of unspoilt landscapes and unique ecosystems in this romantic archipelago. Here, white sand beaches, friendly locals and native palm trees aren’t just a dream but a day-to-day reality. Whether you wish to take in the views from atop volcanic craters, or sip on a classic Mai Tai as the surf rolls in, this tropical paradise beckons.
Laze on Maui’s world-class beaches or visit the iconic Waikiki Beach, the birthplace of surfing. Discover awe-inspiring national parks, from Hawaii Volcanoes National Park to Pearl Harbour National Memorial. Wander Honolulu, Hawaii’s bustling and cosmopolitan capital city, and explore towns lined with local cafes serving up local delicacies.
Hawaii Holidays - the Aloha spirit
Your Hawaii holidays are the chance to immerse yourself in a community built on shared traditions cultivated over hundreds of years. The spirit of Aloha is simply spellbinding. It encompasses every aspect of life on these islands, from the captivating Hula dance to the local dishes that are savoured and shared.
Each of Hawaii’s islands have so much beauty to see and culture to experience, so why not island hop across Oahu, Lanau and Hawaii Island? Or cruise in style aboard the Pride of America and discover even more of this breath-taking archipelago as you explore Maui, Oahu, Kauai and Hawaii Island.
Destination Highlights
Great sample itineraries
Get inspired by our selection of popular itineraries for Hawaii holidays. With so many options for your Hawaii holiday package, we recommend you talk to one of our Destination Specialists to make the perfect tailor made holiday just for you.
Hawaii Island Hop - Oahu, Kauai and Maui Multi Centre Holiday
Guide Price £2,899 pp
Hawaii is an archipelago consisting of eight main islands, each different and unique with a distinct atmosphere and personality. It’s easy to fly between the islands, making travelling around Hawaii’s islands convenient and carefree. Discover the best that the idyllic...
Honeymoons
Explore West Coast USA and Hawaii
Guide Price £5,399 pp
Embark on an adventure of a lifetime on our West Coast and Hawaii USA multi-centre holiday. You’ll begin your trip in the city of bright lights, Las Vegas . Here you can party the night away, gamble or experiment with...
Fly drive holidays
Hawaiian Islands Insider Tour
From glorious sunsets to world famous beaches, Hawaii’s captivating natural beauty will call you to its islands time and time again. Set off an a Hawaiian Islands Insider tour and experience true island life, where beautiful sunsets are a daily...
Beach holidays
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Learn to surf, watch lava from the worlds most active volcano, fly high above the Jurassic landscape, snorkel with majestic Manta Rays or relax on white, golden, black and even pink or green sand beaches. These beautiful islands offer you so much choice during your Hawaii holiday that you will fall in love and won't want to come home.
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Helicopter Tours
The best way to appreciate Hawaii’s incredible landscapes is from above. Take a helicopter tour for magnificent views of Jurassic forests, crashing waterfalls, whale pods and lava flows over the islands. Choose from a range of helicopter tours covering different routes, from a Molokai Voyage to Haleakala Crater or Sunset Odyssey tour.
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Volcanoes National Park
Volcanoes National Park on Hawaii Island is home to the world’s most active volcano, Kilauea, as well as its largest, Mauna Loa, which rises over 13,600 feet above sea level. Tour the 333,000 acre park to see deserts, rainforests, lava tubes and volcanic craters. Try the Crater Rim Drive, walk through the Thurston Lava Tube and see Puu Oo Vent spurt lava from underground tubes straight into the ocean.
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The Hana Highway
Drive Maui’s famous Hana Highway, a 103 kilometre stretch of road that traverses 54 bridges and over 600 curves. The windy road takes you through forests and along the coast, past eucalyptus trees, Black Sand Beach and Waianapanapa State Park. Stop off at Keanae Peninsula, the Bamboo Forest, Wailua Falls and the Garden of Eden, where the opening scenes of Jurassic Park were filmed.
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Charlie
Destination Manager
‘The only way to explore Hawaii is by island-hopping. Each island has its own hidden gems and you won't be disappointed. Whichever combination you choose, you’ll want to come back – it's one of my favourite places.’
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Charlotte
Destination Specialist
‘Some of the roads can be very bumpy on the islands. If you are planning on hiring a vehicle, make the journey more comfortable and hire a larger car, like an SUV.’
Events & Festivals
Festivals and events are wonderful to include during your Hawaii holidays, offering a glimpse into the country’s authentic culture and traditions.
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Kapalua Wine and Food Festival
Each June, Maui hosts the Kapalua Wine and Food Festival. Over a long weekend, the Kapalua Resort welcomes in food and wine experts to give seminars, wine tastings, and local cooking demonstrations. As a visitor you will be welcomed the Aloha way with some delicious meals.
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Kona Coffee Cultural Festival
Grown on Hawaii Island, Kona coffee is renowned for its delicious flavour and aroma. For ten days each November, you are invited to get a glimpse of how the coffee beans are grown and sample the coffee within the jubilant atmosphere of live music and dance performances.
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Aloha Festivals
The Aloha Festivals are a month-long celebration of Hawaii’s culture and traditions. Many of the archipelago’s islands join in the celebrations, offering a range of events. From ceremonies to parades, each of the events showcase Hawaiiaan culture. This is the perfect way to learn more about the islands’ fascinating spirit during your Hawaii holidays.
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Waimea Town Celebration
Another celebration of Hawaiian culture and history, Waimea Town Celebration is a nine day festival held each February. The festival features a range of fun events across Kauai’s breath-taking West Side, full of live entertainment and delicious local food.
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Honolulu Festival
Hawaii’s capital city celebrates the cultures of the Pacific Rim each March at the three day Honolulu Festival. Get a taste of the unique cultures through exhibitions, live entertainment, crafts, and great local food.
Local Cuisine
Get a flavour of the local culture through your palate during your Hawaii holiday. Here are a few of our favourite foodie dishes.
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Taro Root
Known as the potato of the tropics, taro is a plant that has played a huge roll in Hawaii’s history and culture. The plant is celebrated for sustaining Hawaii’s earliest settlers with its starchy root, and locals now use it in everything from burgers to poi.
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Poi
One of Hawaii’s staple foods, poi is made from cooking and mashing taro root. Despite the purple mash appearance, poi is incredibly flavourful and beloved by locals.
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Kalua pig
Whole pigs are roasted in a fire pit underground, lined with rocks and banana leaves. After being covered, the pig is cooked for an entire day. Kalua pig is a favourite with locals and usually made for big celebrations, so make sure you give it a try if you attend a luau (traditional Hawaiian party).
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Loco moco
First invented in the town of Hilo on Hawaii Island, Loco moco is now a popular dish across the archipelago. A delicious comfort food, Loco moco consists of rice, a burger patty and a fried egg, all covered in a gravy.
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Poke
Another Hawaiian favourite is poke, a food made from ahi (raw tuna) that’s marinated in shoya, sesame oil, salt and green onions.
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Lau Lau
Considered a soul food by many Hawaiians, lau lau is a tasty dish of leaf-wrapped fish and pork. The fish and meat is wrapped in ti leaves and taro leaves, secured with tied leaf stems, then steamed for hours. The result is a parcel of deliciously tender and juicy meat. Note that the cooked taro leaves are not to be eaten, as they are solely there to seal in the moisture and flavour.
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Puuhonua O Honaunau coconut grove
Hawaii Island
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Hanauma Bay
Oahu
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Surfing
Hawaii
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Family day out
Hawaii
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Sashimi Platter
Hawaii
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Family fun
Hawaii
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Volcano views
Hawaii Island
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Traditional kayaking
Hawaii
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Learning to surf
Hawaii
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Surfing
Hawaii
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Waterfall
Hawaii Island
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Punalu'u Black Sand Beach
Hawaii Island
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Snorkelling
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