Hawaii Islands

OAHU – The easiest option is to rent a car and drive there yourself. Oahu’s public transportation also reaches the

KAUAI – The easiest way to get there is definitely by car or hitchhiking, which is a common thing on

MAUI – You should definitely drive this road yourself from Paia to Hana counting many stops.

KAUAI – The easiest way to get to Hanalei Bay is by rental car or public bus. Hitchhiking is also

KAUAI – Polihale State Park is only accessible by car. It is located downwards of a five-mile unpaved road. It

MAUI – The best option is to drive your own car, or to get to Haleakala volcano by shuttle from

BIG ISLAND – You can reach Big Beach by bus, shuttle or by driving your own car. There is a

MAUI – Ho’okipa Beach can be seen from Hana Highway in Northern Maui. The best way to get to Ho’okipa

OAHU – If you have a car, Hanauma Bay is an easy drive from Honolulu and Waikiki. You can also

BIG ISLAND – The best way to reach Green Sand Beach is by renting a 4×4 vehicle. You can also

BIG ISLAND – The Akaka Falls State Park is located just north of Hilo. There are no buses that go

BIG ISLAND – The hike begins at the end of White Road in Waimea. At the end of the road,

OAHU – You can reach Waimea Bay by car from Highway 83, which will lead you to the northern coastline

BIG ISLAND – The bus system on Big Island is not very effective in some areas, so many result to

KAUAI – Shipwreck’s Beach is easily accessible by car or by bus. The parking is just beyond the hotel’s main

OAHU – The best option the reach Laniakea Beach is to drive your own car or to take the Route

BIG ISLAND – The best way to get there is definitely by car. A four-wheel drive vehicle is needed for

OAHU – Makapu’u Point is located on the side of the Highway 72: you can’t miss it! The easiest way

OAHU – Waikiki is somehow the heart of the island for tourist, so it is easily accessible by public transportation.

MAUI – The easiest option is to drive there yourself while exploring the Hana Road. The Red Sand Beach is

BIG ISLAND – The easiest way to get to Captain Cook is by renting a car and to drive there

MAUI – It is easy to reach Wailua Falls when you are exploring the Hana Road. The waterfall is situated

OAHU – You can reach Shark’s Cove by car from Highway 83, which will lead you to the northern coastline

KAUAI – You can get there by local bus, by walk of by hitchhiking.

KAUAI – The road to the Napali Coast does not go to the interior of the Coast, but you can

MAUI – The best option to get to Seven Sacred Pools is to rent a car and drive there yourself

OAHU – You can easily reach Banzai Pipeline by car from Highway 83, which will lead you to the northern

OAHU – To get to the start of the Moanalua Trail, type: 1849 Ala Aolani St, Honolulu, into your GPS.

BIG ISLAND – The easiest way to get to South Point is to rent your own 4×4 vehicle. It is

KAUAI – It is easy to get to the Waimea Canyon, especially if you happen to have a car at

MAUI – You will need your own car to reach Jaws Lookout. Do not attempt to drive down the 1.5

OAHU – Diamond head is easily accessible by bus or by foot from Waikiki. You can also take a taxi

MAUI – It is hard to locate the trail to Chute & Ladders seeing as there are no signs indicating

OAHU – The easiest way to get to the start of the Koko Head trail is to drive your own

OAHU – Makua Cave is located far off the western portion of the island near the end of the road.

KAUAI – We recommend renting a car or hitchhiking your way to the Hanakapapai Falls. To reach the trailhead, you

BIG ISLAND – The easiest way to get to Volcano National Park is to drive your own car. It is

BIG ISLAND – The easiest way to get to Banyan is by rental car, but the public bus system also