Things to do in Hawaii

We had a great time at the ranch. Our guide was amazing! Arrived just in time for our tour, be sure to go to the ticket counter before lining up for your timed tour. Our guide explained well the ins and outs of the ranch, not just the movies shot there but the history and work being done beyond the big screen. Highly recommended.

Japan killed 2,403 Americans during the Pearl Harbor attack and 35,000,000 Chinese during the world war 2. Seeing the USS Arizona Memorial and crying Chinese baby lost parents is hard. The site kept and explained the history well. I highly recommend everyone who like learning about history and love peace to visit. I feel this is the most important site to visit in Honolulu. 珍珠港

Pure Energy & Tropical Beauty – Waikiki Beach, Oʻahu 🌊🌴 (10/10)Yes, Waikiki Beach is crowded. Very crowded. But here’s the thing—it’s crowded for a reason. Because it might just be the best beach on the entire island.Let’s start with the water. The color is that unreal shade of turquoise you only see in postcards. The waves are gentle enough for beginners but fun enough to surf, swim, or just play in. Whether you want to snorkel, ride a longboard, or simply float on your back and stare at the sky, Waikiki delivers.And the view? Diamond Head rising in the background is absolutely iconic. You can lie on the warm sand, soak up the sun, and feel like you’re in a movie. The whole atmosphere is lively, energetic, and full of aloha spirit. Families, couples, solo travelers—everyone is smiling.Yes, you’ll share the space with lots of people. But somehow that energy adds to the magic. It’s not a quiet hidden cove—it’s a vibrant, joyful celebration of beach life.Final verdict: 10/10. If you want solitude, look elsewhere. But if you want the most fun, most beautiful, most alive beach experience on Oʻahu? Waikiki is it. Don't miss it. 🏄‍♂️☀️🌊

The sea around Maui was an unrealistically blue, with waves crashing against the rocks and splashing white foam. Wild pheasants swaggered across the road, and cars stopped to wait for them. The Hana Highway wound its way along the cliff edge, making my palms sweat, and I stopped seven or eight times to watch the waterfalls and rainbows. While snorkeling, I was startled to see a green sea turtle slowly sliding past me. At night, I could hear the waves from my cabin, and when I looked up, the sky was filled with stars, so dense it was almost frightening. Time moved at a leisurely pace; even the cats lay lazily by the roadside.

Every shot is a beautiful sight, very pleasing to the eye. The largest island in Hawaii is Oahu, the most prosperous and youthful, known as a surfer's paradise. Pearl Harbor is the beautiful pain of this island.

The Halemaʻumaʻu Crater, located inside the Kilauea crater, is the park's iconic landmark. This massive crater is approximately 800 meters in diameter and 300 meters deep, constantly emitting steam, and its appearance is particularly breathtaking at night. Visitors can admire the crater from the nearby Kilauea Visitor Center and the Thomas Jagger Museum's observation deck, and learn about volcanic activity and Hawaiian culture. Due to the high altitude, windy conditions, and significant temperature variations, a jacket is recommended even in summer.

Excellent! It's worthwhile to learn about the local customs and traditions of each island and the different styles and cultures of China's islands. Five days is recommended if possible. Renting a car is more convenient; you can go almost anywhere. I don't recommend staying in the city center; parking is too expensive—$60 a day.

Diamond Head National Park, Oahu.Perfect place away from the hustle and bustle of Waikiki and the views are amazing from the top. Worth the the hike up the volcano

Kapaa, located on the shore of East Harbor, is the second largest town on the island, with many hotels, restaurants and tropical shopping malls. Local handicrafts include shell garlands, hand-sewn pillows and acacia gourd trees.

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve is one of Hawaii’s most spectacular natural attractions and a paradise for snorkeling enthusiasts. Formed within a volcanic crater, the bay is known for its crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and incredible variety of marine life. Swimming alongside colorful tropical fish in such a pristine environment is an unforgettable experience. The surrounding cliffs provide breathtaking views of the bay and the Pacific Ocean, making it a perfect spot for photography as well. Whether you are an experienced snorkeler or a first-time visitor, Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve offers a unique opportunity to experience Hawaii’s natural beauty up close.