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DISCOVER HAWAII
TOP SIGHTS, AUTHENTIC EXPERIENCES
Contents
Honolulu
Chinatown
ʻIolani Palace
Pearl Harbor
Bishop Museum
Manoa Falls Trail
Sights
Activities
Tours
Shopping
Eating
Drinking & Nightlife
Entertainment
Getting There
Waikiki
Hanalei Bay
Waimea Canyon
Halawa Valley
Hiking Kalaupapa Trail
Sights
Activities
Shopping
Eating
Drinking & Nightlife
Getting There
Road to Hana
Pi‘ilanihale Heiau
Pi‘ilani Trail
Ke‘anae Peninsula
Waterfalls & Swimming Holes
Beaches
Sights
Tours
Activities
Shopping
Eating
Drinking & Nightlife
Getting There
Kihei & Wailea
Whale-Watching
Best Local Food
Beaches
Activities
Eating
Drinking & Nightlife
Getting There
A Day on Lana‘i
Waipi‘o Valley
Muliwai Trail
Sights
Activities & Tours
Eating
Entertainment
Getting There
Mauna Kea
In Focus
Hawaii Today
History
People & Culture
Hawaiian Arts & Crafts
Outdoor Activities
Cuisine
Survival Guide
Directory A–Z
Accommodations
Electricity
Entry & Exit Requirements
Customs Regulations
Food
Gay & Lesbian Travelers
Health
Insurance
Internet Access
Legal Matters
Money
Public Holidays
Telephone
Time
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Travelers with Disabilities
Transport
Getting There & Away
Getting Around
Glossary
Behind the Scenes
Our Writers
Welcome to Hawaii
It’s easy to see why Hawaii has become synonymous with paradise.
Just look at these sugary beaches, Technicolor coral reefs and
volcanoes beckoning adventurous spirits.
2 Waikiki
Waikiki is back, baby! Dig in.
Hawaii’s most famous beach resort was a haven for tacky plastic
lei, coconut-shell bikini tops and motorized, hip-shaking hula dolls.
But real aloha and chic-modern style have returned. Beach boys
and girls surf legendary waves by day, and after sunset tiki torches
light up the sand. Every night hula dancers sway to ancient and
modern rhythms – backed by slack key guitars and ukuleles – at
oceanfront hotels, open-air bars and even shopping malls.
3 Na Pali Coast
Rugged adventures on land and sea
The Na Pali Coast should top everyone’s to-do list. Make the
oceanic journey by sailing a catamaran, or pit your paddle and
kayak against the elements. For hikers, Keʻe Beach is the entry
point for the rugged, 11-mile-long Kalalau Trail. Hawaii’s most
famous trek will transport you to a place like no other, where
verdant cliffs soar above a sloping valley abundant with fruit trees,
waterfalls and solace seekers.
MARTIN M303/SHUTTERSTOCK ©
HAWAII’S TOP 12 PLAN YOUR TRIP
4 Hanalei Bay
Beach life is the best life here
Voted one of the USA’s best beaches many times over, this
crescent-shaped bay delights lazy sunbathers and active
beachgoers alike. Surfers can charge massive (and some beginner)
waves while onlookers amble along the golden, sandy shore. Surf
lessons go on near the pier, and most afternoons see locals and
visitors firing up barbecue grills, cracking open cold brews and
humbly watching the daylight fade.
CHASE CLAUSEN/SHUTTERSTOCK ©
MESE.BERG/SHUTTERSTOCK ©
HAWAII’S TOP 12 PLAN YOUR TRIP
5 Waimea Canyon
Lush, rugged and divine for exploring
Formed by millions of years of erosion and the collapse of the
volcano that formed Kauaʻi, the ‘Grand Canyon of the Pacific’
stretches 10 miles long, 1 mile wide and more than 3600ft deep.
Reached via a serpentine scenic drive, roadside lookouts provide
panoramic views of rugged cliffs, crested buttes and deep valley
gorges. Steep hiking trails drop into the canyon floor to survey its
interior. It’s a bounty of amazing sights.
BILL FLORENCE/SHUTTERSTOCK ©
HAWAII’S TOP 12 PLAN YOUR TRIP
6 Moloka‘i
History and views on the most Hawaiian island
More than 50% of Moloka‘i’s people have indigenous heritage.
Locals favor preservation of land and culture over schemes
promoting tourism. Yet there is aloha spirit everywhere and visitors
find a genuine welcome. The island is also home to striking
Kalaupapa Peninsula and the Halawa Valley, an end-of-the-road
place with hundreds of sacred taro patches, ancient temples and
waterfalls pounding into swimmable pools.
MIKE BRAKE/SHUTTERSTOCK ©
HAWAII’S TOP 12 PLAN YOUR TRIP
7 Road to Hana
Hold on tight for a dramatic drive
A roller coaster of a ride, the Hana Hwy in Maui twists down into
jungly valleys and back up towering cliffs, curling around 600 twists
and turns along the way. Fifty-four one-lane bridges cross nearly as
many waterfalls – some eye-popping torrents, others soothing and
gentle. But the ride’s only half the thrill. Get out and swim in a Zen-
like pool, hike a ginger-scented trail and savor fresh guava and
coconuts.
SHANE MYERS PHOTOGRAPHY/SHUTTERSTOCK ©
HAWAII’S TOP 12 PLAN YOUR TRIP
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PRONOUNS:–
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Thou kuu omu ako kōa
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We kiech ami kaī kami (exclusive of
persons
addressed.)
kitei (inclusive.)
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They eiyūch aiyech ini tu
NUMERALS:–
One ni, ikan
Two duūch
Three taru
Four pat
Five rimūch
Six num
Seven juh
Eight maï
Nine priï
Ten simūng
Heights.
MEN.
OK Istia Rajah 5 ft. 2½ in.
Garai 5 ft. 4 in.
Bulang 5 ft. 3 in.
Jinal 4 ft. 10½ in.
Lunsong 4 ft. 11 in.
WOMEN.
Pungut 5 ft.
Ria 4 ft. 10½ in.