U.S. Travel - Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii Attractions
- Big Island
- Kauai
- Maui
- Oahu

Fun Things To Do in Hawaii
There are so many fun things to do, see and experience in the Hawaiian Islands. With its year-round temperate climate, beautiful sandy beaches, and over 70 golf courses (including some of the best in the world), it's no surprise that Hawaii draws thousands of visitors from around the globe.

Famous for its Hawaiian Luaus, lei-making, and hula-dancing, the islands also offer an abundance of fun outdoor water activities, include snorkeling, surfing, paddle-boarding, canoeing, kayaking, tubing, scuba-diving, fishing, and windsurfing.

Each Hawaiian island offers visitors a different experience:

The Big Island is ideal for adventure and unique experiences. Enjoy scuba-diving, manta ray night dives, submarine tours, volcano tours, helicopter tours, lava tubes, whale-watching, hiking, hula-dancing, star-gazing... and more!

Kauai, with its lush landscaping and beautiful waterfalls, is perfect for nature-lovers. Enjoy hiking, kayaking, zip-lining, tubing, ATV tours and helicopter tours.

Maui offers spur-of-the-moment fun, spectacular scenery and magnificent sunrises. Explore the island and enjoy zip-lining, hiking, golfing, tennis, snorkeling, and whale-watching.

Oahu is famous for its surfing, stand-up paddle-boarding, canoe-surfing, biking and glider tours.

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When to Visit Hawaii

Hawaiian Luau
During your visit, be sure to go to an Hawaiian Luau — even better if it's overlooking the beach, at night, under the stars.

Enjoy fun family entertainment — festive island music, Hawaiian Hula dancers, Fire Knife dancing and more.

Feast on a delicious buffet of traditional Hawaiian cuisine — Kalua Pig, (slow-cooked whole in an imu, a large pit dug in the ground), poi, sweet potatoes, salmon, chicken and long rice, salad, a variety of fresh fruits, Hawaiian specialties and tropical cocktails (Mai Tai's are an island favorite).

Kona Coffee Festival
—  Hawaii's Oldest Food Festival
The Kona Coffee Festival is Hawaii's oldest food festival — highlighting Hawaii's culture and diversity. The annual festival includes contests, tastings, parades, farm tours, coffee workshops, art exhibits, a concert... and more!

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