subject: Your Guide Culinary Landscape Surfer's Dream True Island Living Tranquil Escapes Of Molokai Fragrant [print this page] Backpacking with All Inclusive Hawaii Vacations
Hawaii has excellent backpacking destinations just waiting to be explored. The islands offer exciting possibilities for kayaking, hiking and surfing, and these are just three of the most enjoyable activities for you to revel in. All inclusive Hawaii vacations for backpackers are a bit harder to come by with only a few backpacker-style hostels around the islands but youre sure to find one starting at around US$40 per night. You have several options when it comes to Waikiki budget hostels; while the north shore is widely known for its reputation as a backpacking destination during the summer months, Haleiwa is also a popular choice. The Travel Channel has rated the Polynesian Beach Club as the 'Best Youth Hostel in Waikiki', so you might want to consider it as a lodging option. In the Big Island, you also have several cheap and exciting backpacker hostels to choose from. Most popular among these is Arnott's Lodge in the Hilo, which offers guided walks to the edge of the lava flow at Volcano National Park, great day tours to Waipio Valley, and adventures to the summit of Mauna Kea. Another option is Manago Hostel in South Kona; its perfect for keeping you close to snorkeling and kayaking destinations around Hanaunau Bay.
Family Getaways with All Inclusive Hawaii Vacations
Take the entire family out for an adventure they will never forget to the Aloha State with all inclusive Hawaii vacations. There are eight islands to choose from and more than enough holiday activity options that will most certainly cater to every member of the family. Choose the Big Island as your primary destination and have the kids run all over the Liliuokalani Garden grounds, show them ancient petro glyphs carved into the rocks along the Kohala Coast, or give them a glimpse of the universe with the Ellison S. Onizuka Center for International Astronomy, nine thousand feet atop Maunakea. Take them to the Parker Ranch in Waimea and the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. For those travelling to the island of Oahu, Turtle Bay Resort is a good place to see. Theyve got swimming pools, on-site snorkeling, water sports (boogie boards, floats, rafts, and tubes), horseback riding, and surfing lessons. Make time for Pearl Harbor and Sea Life Park, too. The Dole Plantation, Waikiki Aquarium, and the Honolulu Zoo are other attractions that you must include in your itinerary.
Hawaii National Parks and All Inclusive Hawaii Vacations
An unforgettable experience is waiting for you in Hawaiis national parks and nature reserves. If youd like to witness nature in its wildest, most pristine state, make time and go visit the Aloha State with all inclusive Hawaii vacations. The Big Island is home to a number of parks and wildlife areas. An absolute must-see is world-famous Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, a world heritage site that is just a preview of things to come. Head out to Kalopa State Recreation Area, where you can hike or ride on a two-mile trail, or Laupahoehoe Point Beach Park. A definite must-see is Akaka Falls State Park, where you can get breathtaking views of Kahuna Falls and the 442-foot Akaka Falls. Head to Hilo and spend time exploring Wailuku River State Park, home to Boiling Pots and Rainbow Falls. Also located in Hilo, visit the Wailoa River State Recreation Area and the Liliuokalani Gardens, a Japanese garden park with manicured pathways and reflecting lagoons. In Kohala are two important archaeological and historical sites: Lapakahi State Historical Park and Puukohola National Historic Site, where the largest heiau temple, built by King Kamehameha himself, in Hawaii sits.
All Inclusive Hawaii Vacations for the Island of Molokai
Relax amidst serene seascapes, miles of unspoiled coastline, and untamed wilderness. Spend your vacation in the timeless island of Molokai and these will all come true. Molokai has no building taller than a coconut tree, is free of traffic and traffic lights, and vibrant with Hawaiian culture in Maunaloa and Halawa Valley. Important destinations at Molokai are Kalaupapa National Historical Park, Papohaku Beach, Kapuaiwa Coconut Grove, One Alii Beach Park, Coffees of Hawaii, and Palaau State Park. Make time for a ferry to Maui and watch out for humpback whales during the winter months. The tranquil escapes and thrilling outdoor adventures waiting for you at Molokai are almost endless. Lodging options at Molokai are greatly varied, you can choose from the waterfront properties to rental condos, cottages and bed and breakfasts in Kaunakakai and Maunaloa. All inclusive Hawaii vacations to Molokai are available with Castle Kaluakoi Villas ($675), Castle Molokai Shores (from $765), and the Polynesian-inspired ambience at Aqua Hotel Molokai ($709).
