Guide to USA Hawaii

HAWAII
"the aloha state"
Welcome to the Islands of Aloha - a favourite place for filmmakers, celebrities and visitors alike! If you fancy following in the footsteps of Indiana Jones or Jurassic Park’s dinosaurs, enjoying your very own 50 First Dates or reliving James Bond’s Die Another Day, a holiday in Hawaii will take you straight to the set of your favourite movie moments. Film buffs will further delight in visiting the prestigious International film festivals of Honolulu (October) and Maui (June).

The different island charms also ensure that there’s something for every holiday style, interest and budget, whether you’re here to honeymoon or cycle down a volcano, to relax o­n a palm-fringed beach, surf its waves or watch humpback whales from the shore, or simply to pamper yourself in the luxury spas before hitting the shops.

Each of the six islands offers incredible diversity and beautiful scenery, from active volcanoes set amidst vast black lava plains to lush rainforests and waterfalls, as well as its famous pristine and uncrowded beaches. With its year-around temperate climate and warm seas, any time is the perfect time to visit!

The cultural mix of the island people is reflected in the music, dance, festivals and food, but above all, it is the warm spirit of Aloha that sets Hawaii apart from other holiday destinations.

Mahalo and see you in Hawaii 

HAWAII
"the aloha state"
Welcome to the Islands of Aloha - a favourite place for filmmakers, celebrities and visitors alike! If you fancy following in the footsteps of Indiana Jones or Jurassic Park’s dinosaurs, enjoying your very own 50 First Dates or reliving James Bond’s Die Another Day, a holiday in Hawaii will take you straight to the set of your favourite movie moments. Film buffs will further delight in visiting the prestigious International film festivals of Honolulu (October) and Maui (June).

The different island charms also ensure that there’s something for every holiday style, interest and budget, whether you’re here to honeymoon or cycle down a volcano, to relax o­n a palm-fringed beach, surf its waves or watch humpback whales from the shore, or simply to pamper yourself in the luxury spas before hitting the shops.

Each of the six islands offers incredible diversity and beautiful scenery, from active volcanoes set amidst vast black lava plains to lush rainforests and waterfalls, as well as its famous pristine and uncrowded beaches. With its year-around temperate climate and warm seas, any time is the perfect time to visit!

The cultural mix of the island people is reflected in the music, dance, festivals and food, but above all, it is the warm spirit of Aloha that sets Hawaii apart from other holiday destinations.

Mahalo and see you in Hawaii 

Holidays to USA provides a wide range of different American holidays. With different locations and usa package holidays we can plan your ideal holiday.

Maui	Maui is second in size in Hawai‘i, but first in people’s hearts. Repeatedly at the top of the “best island” surveys of consumer travel magazines, Maui possesses a magic that lingers in the heart and grows. Why do people love Maui? It’s neither too big nor too small – it’s manageable. It has remote wilderness and glamorous resorts, 21st-century comforts and rural neighbourhoods and people who melt your heart. It’s endowed with staggering natural beauty. Encircling the island are the pearls of Hawai‘i: the beaches of Maui.
Kauai	Northernmost and oldest geologically, Kauai is the fourth largest of the major Hawaiian Islands. Nearly circular in shape, Kauai's land area encompasses 533 square miles. Only 3% of the land area has been developed for commercial and residential use leaving the remaining 97% divided between agriculture and conservation. The majority of the island's approximately 52,000 residents live and work in the coastal areas leaving the interior of Kauai spectacularly beautiful and pristine.
The Big Island	Anchoring the eastern end of the island chain, the Big Island offers spectacular contrasts. Twelve distinct climate zones exist here, from tropical rain forests in Hilo and Ka‘u’s arid desert to the snow-capped summit of Mauna Kea. The Big Island’s "west side story" includes the spectacular Kohala coast, a favouite resort playground offering spectacular sunsets, golf, horseback riding and some of the most luxurious hotels and resorts in the world. In Waimea, visit Parker Ranch, o­ne of the largest privately owned ranches in the United States. And just south of Kailua-Kona is Pu‘uhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park, o­ne of Hawaii’s most sacred cultural attractions.
Oahu	Hang 10 and hit the waves. With more than 600 surf breaks o­n the island of Oahu, beginners and pros alike can find the perfect spot for their skills. Makaha Beach o­n the Waianae Coast is o­ne of the best all-around surfing beaches, while the Banzai Pipeline, Sunset Beach and Waimea Bay o­n Oahu's North Shore feature formidable conditions that o­nly the pros should tackle. If you're no expert, stick to the calmer beaches, or grab a patch of sand and watch some of the world's best surfers do their thing.
Honolulu	The Hawaiian capital of Honolulu is the cultural centre of the island of Oahu, the most popular of the Hawaiian Islands, called "The Gathering Place." Here you'll find an unmatched diversity of experiences from luaus under the stars and natural adventures, to historical sightseeing, and the best shopping in the Pacific. Scuba dive the lion's share of Hawaii's wrecks, visit Iolani Palace - the o­nly royal palace o­n US soil - see infamous Pearl Harbour, boisterous Chinatown, the world-famous ocean playground of Waikiki, and hike the Diamond Head crater. Beyond the city, the Koolau Mountains have lush forests and waterfalls that meet the pristine beaches o­n Oahu's windward coast. The island also has some of the world's best surfing beaches, including Sunset Beach and the north shore Pipeline.

The following list displays our USA holidays.
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City / Resort	Holiday Title	Type(s)
The Big Island Oahu Maui Kauai Honolulu	Hawaiian Highlights Cruise Ref: A306	Cruises
The Big Island Oahu Maui Kauai Honolulu	Hawaiian Splendours Cruise Ref: A307	Cruises

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