One of the most sought after cruise destinations is Hawaii. With its beautiful beaches, mountains, volcanic eruptions, beautiful Hawaii scenery and amazing wildlife, Hawaii is the perfect place for many singles, couples and families to visit on a cruise. This is true whether they are first time cruise ship travelers or seasoned cruise lovers. Hawaii is attractive to anyone that enjoys nature, amazing views and friendly hosts.
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Enjoy Your Time Viewing Beautiful Hawaii Scenery on the Best Islands of Hawaii
Polynesian carvings on Oahu
Couple of Things about Maui Island
Lahaina Harbor in Maui
Maui is a beautiful island that is known for having a number of microclimates. The leeward side of Maui provides an opportunity for you to enjoy beautiful beaches at warm temperatures. Go to the wetter windward side of Maui and you’ll be enthralled with the lush valley with its beautiful Hawaii scenery. Go to the higher regions of Haleakala National Park and you will experience temperatures around 40 degrees Fahrenheit. You might need a whole four seasons worth of clothing changes in one day when you visit the different regions of Hawaii. Depending on when you visit, you might be able take in whale watching, but the road to Hana is open all year around.
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What You Have to Know about Oahu Island
Honolulu, Oahu
Oahu houses the international airport as well as beautiful beaches and the historic Pearl Harbor. This is where the capital city of Honolulu lies, which is one of the most beautiful resort areas on the islands. Waikiki, Ko Olina and North Shore are also much loved resort areas on Oahu. This island is actually known as the “Heart of Hawaii” and has the widest range of attractions and famous sights. Besides Pearl Harbor, there is also the Bishop Museum, the Valley of the Temples and more beautiful Hawaii scenery. If you want to romance a sweetheart, show your children some amazing sights or just enjoy the place yourself, this is a great place to be. You can learn to surf, watch some whales or enjoy traditional food at one of the varied restaurants. There are even opportunities to get off the beaten path and go to less tourist-like parts of Oahu.
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Lighthouse bay and blue sea, Kilauea, Kauai
Kauai is Hawaii’s fourth largest island and has much to offer to tourists. Whether you want to enjoy the beautiful beaches, an amazing horseback riding experience or other romantic experiences, Kauai is a great island to choose. There are different terrains to be enjoyed in this northernmost and oldest island of Hawaii. Kauai features temperatures of 69-84 degrees Fahrenheit most of the time throughout the year, which makes it a very enjoyable vacation spot with its beautiful Hawaii scenery. This is perfect weather to enjoy zip lining or to check out the fish ponds. When you think of Kauai, think of the land of choices. In addition to all of the outdoor activities, there is plenty of nightlife and even wellness and rejuvenation activities.
Why Everyone’s Crazy about the Big Island in Hawaii
Lava skylight, Big island
Hawaii Island is the biggest island in Hawaii and this is why it is called the Big Island. This is a “wow factor” island with molten magma flow, snow-capped Mauna Kea, green rainforests and jet-black sands. This is one of the most amazing displays of nature found anywhere in the world.
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Top Hawaiian Attractions and Experiences
Hawaii Volcanoes Park
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, which is about 45 minutes south of Hilo, is the massive park that is home to the world’s most active volcanoes and beautiful Hawaii scenery. It is possible to actually watch the landscape change as the volcanoes erupt. One part of the park could be dry desert and the other is a lush and beautiful tropical jungle. There are so many variations of landscape in this park that you will not get bored as you are going through the area. The park was founded in 1916 and has about 33,000 acres. There are plenty of things to do in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, whether it is a crater rim drive, checking out one of the museums or looking out one of the vents at the Volcano House Hotel. There is enough to do here to keep anyone busy for days. While the active volcanoes are the stars of the show, there are still plenty of other things that can catch the interest of any tourist.
Waikiki Beach, Honolulu
Waikiki beach, Oahu, Honolulu
Waikiki Beach used to be the beach reserved for Hawaiian royalty, but now anyone can come to this amazing beach and enjoy soaking up the sun and taking in the amazing sights and sounds of the area. This is where most of the resorts are found on Oahu and this is for good reason. It is known in Hawaiian as “spouting waters.” It offers many different attractions. As you walk down the main strip of Kealakekua Avenue, you will be able to find dining, entertainment, activities, resorts and of course plenty of shopping. The beaches are what Waikiki is most known for, and since the water is so calm, the beach area is perfect for beginners that want to learn how to surf. Canoeing here is also a popular activity with waters so clear, that you can see the fish swimming beneath the water.
Napali Coastline, Kauai Island
Na Pali coastline, Kauai
According to many regular visitors of Hawaii and natives of Hawaii, taking the helicopter ride of Kauai is a must. The Na Pali coastline cannot be accessed by car, so if you want to be able to see it, a helicopter ride is your best option. You will be able to view the amazing Waimea Canyon and the Waialua Falls. While you could look at them from the ground, the view is just breathtaking from above. Depending on your viewing preferences, there are different helicopter rides that you can take, and you won’t have to wait long since there are multiple companies that are waiting for your business.
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Waipio Valley, Hamakua Coast
Waterfall, Waipo Valley
Waipio Valley is a great place to see breathtaking sights. You will be able to look out over this historic valley, which is located on the northern part of the Hamakua coast. It was the childhood home of King Kamehameha. If you enjoy dramatic tropical beauty, “The Valley of the Kings” is an important site for Hawaiian culture and history, but it is also offers an amazing view for anyone that appreciates nature. This lush valley is about five miles deep and one mile across. Cliffs up to 2,000 feet high surround the valley. While this valley used to be home to Hawaiian natives, there are now less than 100 residents that live among the taro fields, rivers and waterfalls of the valley. The tallest waterfall on Hawaii Island, Hiilawe Falls, is in the back of Waipio Valley and offers beautiful Hawaii scenery. The waterfall flows at an amazing height of 1,300 feet. This is a great place to hike, take a guided van tour or take a horseback ride to explore all of the beautiful wonders of the island.
Cruises around the Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii is an amazing place to visit through any mode, but going on a cruise and seeing this beautiful place is a must. Looking at Hawaii from the cruise ship will enable you to get a whole new vantage point. You will be able to see the beautiful Hawaii scenery like it can’t be seen from the sky or from the ground. Booking a cruise to Hawaii will give you an amazing amount of memories and photos. You will have a never-ending amount of stories to share with your friends and families. Get ready to go on your cruise around the Hawaiian Islands by booking your trip online.
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Very very beautiful scenery in Hawaii. It charms us.