Hawaii Things to Do

Every year, over 1.5 million visitors visit the USS Arizona memorial—that’s no small tribute to the memory of the battle of Pearl Harbor. After all, it’s the attack which launched the US into the Second World War, and with so many people visiting the memorial, it pays to do a little research on getting insider tips for visiting. Well look no further, we’ve done the hard work for you.

The island of Oahu is lovely no matter how you see it, whether by land or by sea. But this special, 60-minute helicopter tour offers visitors a whole different perspective. Take in the gorgeous sites of the entire spectacular island by air, all while enjoying the knowledgeable banter of your experienced local pilot.

You don’t hear about many people visiting Molokai Island in Hawaii, and that makes it ripe for a best-kept secret. People often rave about the pristine wilderness of Kauai, (which, to be fair, is stunning), but if you’re looking for a truly unspoiled wilderness wonderland and local Hawaiian experience, look no further than Molokai, Hawaii’s oft-overlooked island.