10 best 2015 things to do in hawaii
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- 1. Shop and Dine in Waikiki From quaint shops and artists' studios to elegant art galleries and large shopping centers, you'll enjoy island-style shopping. Find many unique items, including T-shirts dyed with Hawaiian red dirt, macadamia nut cookies, music CDs by local musicians, coffee, books, designer clothing, custom jewelry, furniture, surfboards, tropical flowers, and fine art and gifts handcrafted of wood, ceramics, fabric, or glass. http://www.waikikibeachwalk.com
- 2. Attend an authentic Polynesian Luau Today the luau is as synonymous with Hawaii as the grass skirt. Luaus are an incomparable visitor attraction and an excellent introduction to the food and culture of the Hawaiian Islands. The Polynesian Luau is an exotic, South Pacific-style celebration of color, style, history, music, and dance. Women in grass skirts, men in face paint, authentic fire dancers, and traditional music showcase the cultures and traditions of Polynesia. http://www.alohafriends.com/recipes.html
- 3. Play golf at any of Hawaii's world class courses There are few places on earth as perfect for golf as Hawaii, with its dramatic topography, ideal growing conditions for lush green fairways and flowering vegetation, and year-round balmy weather. There are more than 80 courses on six idyllic islands, with locations ranging from upcountry rainforests to coral sea cliffs and sandy beaches. http://www.alohafriends.com/recipes.html
- 4. See Waimea Canyon on Kauai, known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific The inland area of the western part of Kauai is dominated by the Waimea Canyon and Koke'e State Park. Dubbed as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific" by Mark Twain, Waimea Canyon reigns supreme. The coloring of its inner walls and the roadside lookout views into the canyon are spectacular. http://www.alohafriends.com/recipes.html
- 5. Hawaii (HI) has always been revered as a nirvana of scenery and natural beauty! Motorcycle riders on this state's islands will find it hard to keep their eyes on the road when so much scenery abounds on these lush islands. Each island offers it's own buffet of scenic driving however the biggest challenge may be simply getting your motorcycle to the island(s) or arranging to lease a scooter. http://www.surf-kona.com/
- 6. Snorkel off the island of Molokini Molokini is the most popular snorkeling site in all of Hawaii. The reason is simple. Molokini consistently has the clearest water in Hawaii, teaming with beautiful fish. On most days visibility is between 80 and 200 feet. This marine preserve is located several miles off of the south shore of Maui directly across from the Wailea/Makena area. http://molokinicrater.com/
- 7. Take a whale-watching catamaran cruise Each winter, the humpback whales leave their rich Alaskan feeding grounds to frolic, mate, birth and nurse in the warm and shallow waters surrounding the Hawaiian Islands. Breaching is probably the most spectacular behavior of the humpback whales. They are able to launch themselves into the air sometimes completely out of the water! https://www.sailingcat.com/
- 8. Relax on Hawaii's world famous beaches Hawaii boasts some of the loveliest beaches in the world. In view of majestic emerald mountains, the sapphire waters and turquoise waves of Hawaii's best beaches await you. There is something for every taste and the vast stretches of white sandy beaches are especially appealing to those looking for sun, sand and water.! http://travel.usnews.com/Rankings/Most_Relaxing_Beaches/
- 9. Take a helicopter tour over the island of Kauai If you do one thing while you're on Kauai, take a helicopter ride! Upon takeoff, you'll be overwhelmed by the stunning scenery set before you like a feast for your eyes. Majestic mountains adorned with a thousand shades of green touch the sky. As you gaze awestruck at these wonders of nature, your pilot points out names and history of the locations below. Trying to absorb the pilot's words and take in the breathtaking beauty all around you is nearly impossible https://www.islandhelicopters.com/
- 10. Visit the active Kilauea Volcano on the Big Island Kilauea is located on the southeastern tip of the Big Island of Hawaii and is one of the most active volcanoes in the world! Hike through lush rainforest to experience vents spewing steam, brand new land being created, ancient Hawaiian petroglyphs, walk-through lava tubes, and unrivaled vistas http://www.tripadvisor.in/Attraction_Review-g143034-d208735-Reviews-Kilauea- Hawaii_Volcanoes_National_Park_Island_of_Hawaii_Hawaii.html/