Hawaii Tours

About Hawaii Tours

 Hawaii Fun Facts

More than one-third of the world’s commercial supply of pineapples comes from Hawaii.

Over 100 of the most-renowned beaches in the world are located in Honolulu.

Hawaii has the only royal palace in the United States known as Iolani Palace.

The largest wind generator in the world is on the island of O’ahu.

One-third of the state’s best surfing beaches are situated in O’ahu. In turn, the island of O’ahu draws more visitors than all the other parts of Hawaii.

Why go on a Hawaii tour?

Best known for their world-renowned beaches and friendly atmosphere, Hawaii is an ideal destination for travellers of all types.  And with multiple islands to choose from, there is definitely something for everyone in a Hawaii tour.

Get swept away by the vibrant energy of the capital island, O’ahu – which offers a perfect blend of timeless beauty and modern luxuries of today. While you’re there, enjoy the clear waters of Wakiki and the sight of surfers showcasing their skills on the legendary North Shore. For amazing shopping, head to the Big Island, and see Kilauea, the most active volcano on Earth. Its beauty will surely warm the hearts of nature lovers and hikers alike. Perhaps go on a tour of Maui and embrace its heavenly beaches and scenic marvels. Stroll along the seaside streets of Lahain and discover the wonder behind Maui’s hiking trails. If you’re looking for some peace and quiet, Lana’i is the perfect place for you. Get to know Hawaii on a deeper level and understand how the island supplies pineapples to the rest of the world. Or go to the Island of Kaua’i, which also has a contagious laid-back vibe. Finally, don’t forget about Moloka’i, home to the world’s tallest sea cliffs, misty rain forests and hidden waterfalls.

When is the best time to go?

There are various things to consider when planning a Hawaii tour. The peak season for travel is during mid-December through mid-April. This is when hotels and airfares are typically fully booked. The off-season, on the other hand, is April, June, September and October. Ironically, it is during this time of the year when Hawaii offers the best weather.

Hawaii alternates between two seasons: dry season and wet season. The dry season is from April to October, with temperatures averaging around 22C and 30C. The wet season is from November to March. In general, both seasons are warm, with average temperatures ranging between 21C and 29C.

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Touring Hawaiian Islands

Hawaii consists of six islands—Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Molokai, Hawaii and Lanai—each island is magnificently different. Many first-time visitors combine just two to three islands in their tour, generally beginning in Honolulu on Oahu. From here, visitors can choose from multiple inter-island flights just a hop, skip and a jump away.

Oahu Tours

Waikiki is a large bustling city with tall, skyscraper buildings and hotels. It offers countless dining options from fast food to fine dining. Must-sees on Oahu include the Pearl Harbour memorial, Diamond Head and the Polynesian Cultural Centre. Many first-time visitors find three to four days is sufficient to explore Oahu.

Maui Tours

The Magic Isle, popular among beach lovers, Maui offers a variety of condo-style/self-catering accommodations. Lahaina, a historic whaling town, is now a trendy place to visit with numerous art galleries and restaurants worth exploring. Tour Maui between December and May to do some Humpback whale watching!

Kaui Tours

The Island of Discovery, Kaui offers a laid back atmosphere with several small towns to explore. Hawaii’s fourth largest island, sometimes called “the Garden Isle,” Kaui boasts breathtaking emerald valleys, mountains and cliffs, tropical rainforests and waterfalls.

Hawaii Tours

The Big Island, Hawaii is home to one of the world’s most active volcanoes. Hawaii tours also draw avid hikers and golfers, and luxury travellers are welcome at the many world-class resorts perched atop the black volcanic sand beaches.

Molokai Tours

The Island of Molokai is quiet, secluded and timeless—an undiscovered island. Laws are in place to ensure that no buildings are built taller than a coconut tree. It’s the perfect place to go hiking or take a mule ride along the coastal cliffs.

Lanai Tours

Lanai is known as Hawaii’s most enticing island, with its romantic, tranquil ambiance. With no traffic or traffic signals, and only 30 miles of paved road, the best way to get off the beaten track is by renting a 4WD vehicle.