Aloha! You’ve arrived on the beautiful island of Hawai’i and are looking for things to do? Here are just a few highlights:

Waimea Canyon and Koke’e State Park – Kauai: This is one of the highest recommended things to do in Kauai by those who have visited. For just $1 per person, you can hike through the state park and see some incredible sights, or you can pay $5 for a driving tour. There are multiple lookouts for you to take photos at, including Pu’u ka pele and Puu Hinahina. This is a great inexpensive option that allows you to see the sights and take some beautiful photographs.

Go snorkeling – Kauai and Maui: Another inexpensive way to immerse yourself in the nature of Hawaii is to go snorkeling. Boss Frog is one way to do this, as they offer snorkel equipment rentals for just $9 a day. They offer multiple sets of equipment for different bodies of water and even a set for those who are nearsighted. Make use of this to explore the many beautiful waters in Kauai and Maui.

Learn the culture – Waikiki: Whenever you’re traveling somewhere new, it’s always important to brush up on the culture of where you’re visiting. The Royal Hawaiian Center in Waikiki is a large shopping center that also offers complimentary music, hula, and cultural classes. Immersing yourself in the culture of Hawaii will help make your experience even more magical.

Haleakala National Park – Maui: If you’ve ever wanted to visit the world’s largest dormant volcano, then you’ll want to go to Haleakala National Park in Maui. This is a great site to visit early in the morning so you can hike up to the 10,000-foot summit to see the sunrise. If you’re not up for hiking, the crater of the volcano also has amazing views of the sunrise. Price is $10 on foot and $20 in a car, and admission lasts for three days.

Get surfing lessons from a pro – Waikiki: What better way to learn how to surf than be taught by a pro? At Kai Sallas’ Pro Surf School, riders of all skill levels can take lessons from pro surfer Kai Sallas. He is a two-time Professional Longboard Association (PLA) champion, so you know you’re learning from the best with him at your side. Lessons are taught in a secluded surfing spot so beginners aren’t overwhelmed by the crowded waves.

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