Hawai‘i cultural traditions and language
Hula, flower lei and lū‘au are among the traditions visitors can experience during their Hawai‘i holiday. It’s also worth learning a few Hawaiian words
Hula, flower lei and lū‘au are among the traditions visitors can experience during their Hawai‘i holiday. It’s also worth learning a few Hawaiian words
Including a volunteering project in your itinerary is a great way to connect with the people and mo‘omeheu (culture) of Hawai‘i
Read our annual guides in a magazine-style format for inspiration and tips for your dream holiday in the Hawaiian Islands.
Everything you need to know to plan your Hawai‘i holiday, including which airlines fly there from Australia and New Zealand, when to go and tips on tipping!
With its famous beach and family-friendly restaurants and attractions, Waikīkī is the ideal place to start your holiday.
While it would be easy to spend your entire Hawai‘i holiday in Waikīkī, there are plenty of reasons to get out and explore the rest of O‘ahu.
It may be one of the world’s top honeymoon destinations, but Maui has an abundance of experiences and resorts to entice families as well.
Miniature movie buffs will love seeing the town that inspired Lilo & Stitch and other film locations on Kaua‘i.
If your family likes adventure, the island of Hawai‘i is for you! Snorkel with manta rays, or hike through the Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park.
From hearty meals created to satisfy hungry surfers to sweet treats the kids will love, a range of interesting dishes can be found across the Hawaiian Islands. Here are some to try during your visit
With ‘ohana (family) at the heart of Hawaiian culture, the island state makes the perfect place for a holiday with the kids.
Cruising is a great way for families to visit several Hawaiian Islands on one trip, with lots of fun on-board activities to keep kids entertained between shore excursions