Hawaii, with its stunning natural beauty, is perfect for those seeking a relaxing getaway. Not only is it suitable for family or private vacations, but it is also the perfect destination for a honeymoon.
Since Hawaii consists of several islands, visiting this state means that you can also choose which island you want to visit. It is not easy as each island has equally beautiful but unique attractions. To help you select which island to visit, you should know what each of them has to offer. There are six fascinating Hawaiian Islands to choose from for your honeymoon; Maui, Oahu, Kauai, Molokai, Lanai, and the Big Island of Hawaii. All of these islands are filled with luxurious five-star hotels and resorts that offer all-inclusive honeymoon packages for your convenience.
The island of Maui is famous for its tranquil beaches, exciting wilderness, and extravagant resorts. Major tourist attractions on the island include the town of Lahaina, sacred Kaanapali, and the Iao Valley in West Maui; Kapalua and Kahakuloa Town in North Maui; Hana Highway and Hana Town in East Maui; Wailea and Makena in South Maui; and the Haleakala Center in downtown Maui.
Oahu is known for its water-related attractions as well as its outstanding cultural heritage. You can find many attractive tourist attractions such as Waikiki and Honolulu beaches, the famous Pearl Harbor, the USS Arizona Memorial, Sea Life Park and the Polynesian Cultural Center.
Kauai, on the other hand, is perfect for a couple who loves the great outdoors, as this island offers mostly natural attractions like white-sand beaches and challenging outdoor adventures like hiking, mountain biking, sliding, kayaking. and fish in the beautiful places of Kauai. has. This island is so beautiful that many Hollywood movies are filmed here.
If you want a more private honeymoon vacation, Molokai is the perfect place to visit. This island is more low-key than the other Hawaiian islands but is packed with equally beautiful attractions. On Molokai you can visit the pineapple plantation on Mauna Loa, Papohaku Beach, which is the largest white sand beach in the archipelago, and Kalaupapa, a leper colony established in 1866.
Many people say that visiting Lanai is like visiting your own private island. This island has impressive natural landscapes, cultural attractions, as well as five-star hotel and resort facilities.
Hawaii’s Big Island offers stunning views you can’t find anywhere else. The rare natural sights you can find on the island include the world’s most active volcano, Kilauea Crater, the black sand beaches that are the result of volcanic activity, and the rare green sand beach located at Ka Lae.