Housing the world’s largest dormant volcano, Maui’s Haleakala National Park covers over 30,000 acres of pristine natural land. Among other stunning natural wonders, the park features the Pipiwai Trail that leads hikers to the region southern coast right into Waimoku Falls and the Oheo Polls in Oheo Gulch. Kaanapali Beach is ideal for swimmers and snorkelers. However, be on the guard since the currents can be overpowering. Surfers from across the world head here to try their surfing skills at Ho’okipa Beach.
The largest of all Hawaii islands, the Big Island has everything from flourishing forests to active volcanoes to boating to snorkeling. Then, there is hiking via the popular Hawaiian Volcanoes National Park as well as the Hakalau Forest. If you are looking for a less intense adventure, hike inside the Akaka Falls State Park that sweetly culminates at the gushing Kahuna Falls and Akaka Falls.