Sounds amazing, I am setting out for it, right ? But there could be a lot of places to go to and activities to enjoy and can not be covered all at once, obviously. So, let’s get started with Honolulu and Big Island, two of the favorite destinations of all time.
For Honolulu 4 days itinerary suggestion -
Day 1: Arrival and Beach Time
- Check-in to your hotel and spend the rest of the day relaxing on the beach.
- If you have time, visit the Waikiki Aquarium or take a stroll along the Waikiki Beach Walk.
Day 2: Pearl Harbor and City Tour
- Visit Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial.
- Take a city tour to see highlights such as Diamond Head, the Kapiolani Park, and the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific.
- In the evening, visit the Honolulu Night Market for food, music, and shopping.
Day 3: Hiking and Shopping
- Hike the Diamond Head Trail for stunning views of Waikiki and Honolulu.
- Visit the Ala Moana Center, Hawaii's largest outdoor shopping mall, for some retail therapy.
- In the evening, attend a traditional Hawaiian luau for an authentic cultural experience.
Day 4: North Shore and Sunset
- Drive up to the North Shore and visit famous beaches such as Sunset Beach and Waimea Bay.
- Stop at shrimp trucks or local food stands for lunch.
- End the day with a sunset sail along the coast or a visit to the Kuhio Beach Torch Lighting Ceremony.
Of course, this is just a suggested itinerary and you can customize it based on your interests and preferences. There are bunch of other activities and attractions you should not miss while you are there.
Some reasonably priced resorts to consider for a stay. View, compare and make a booking of resorts listed below or any other that suits your requirement.
- Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort: This resort is located right on the beach and offers a range of amenities, including several pools, a fitness center, and multiple dining options. Room rates start at around $200 per night.
- Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel: This hotel is located just a few steps from the beach and offers modern, comfortable rooms at affordable prices. Room rates start at around $150 per night.
- Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa: This resort is located in the heart of Waikiki and offers stunning views of the ocean and Diamond Head. It has several pools, a spa, and multiple dining options. Room rates start at around $250 per night.
As for Big Island
Day 1:
- Start the day with a visit to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Spend some time exploring the steam vents, lava fields, and craters.
- Drive to the southernmost point in the United States at South Point. This is a great spot for some scenic views and cliff jumping.
- Head to Punalu'u Beach Park to see the black sand beach and sea turtles.
- End the day with a relaxing soak in the Ahalanui Hot Ponds.
Day 2:
- Take a tour of the Kohala Coast, stopping at the scenic Pololu Valley Lookout.
- Visit the Puukohola Heiau National Historic Site to learn about ancient Hawaiian culture and history.
- Spend the afternoon at Hapuna Beach State Park, one of the island's best white sand beaches.
Day 3:
- Take a helicopter tour over the island to see the stunning landscape from above.
- Visit the Mauna Kea Observatory to learn about astronomy and stargaze at night.
- Relax at the Fairmont Orchid Beach Resort, enjoying the resort's amenities and nearby beaches.
Day 4:
- Go on a snorkeling tour at Kealakekua Bay to see the colorful marine life and Captain Cook monument.
- Visit the historic Kona Coffee Living History Farm to learn about coffee production on the island.
- End the day with a sunset sail along the Kona coast.
Of course, there are many other things to see and do on the Big Island, so feel free to adjust this itinerary to your preferences and schedule.
I hope you find this information useful, if so, please share this information with your family and friends. Please do some thorough research and planning before you set out to avoid any nuisances.
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