Lanai
Enjoy snorkeling and diving on this beautiful scenic Hawaiian Island. If you like golf, Lanai has two championship golf courses. Both courses consistently rank among the best in the world.
Molokai
Also known as the “Friendly Isle,” Molokai is one of the most natural and least developed of the main Hawaiian islands. This is ideal if you want to relax – there’s no traffic, no traffic lights and little nightlife. Enjoy Molokai’s beautiful secluded beaches, horseback riding, hiking and nature walks.
Niihau and Kahoolawe
Niihau is the smallest of the inhabited Hawaiian Islands. Also known as the “Forbidden Isle” – the island is off-limits to all but relatives of the island’s owners. Kahoolawe is the smallest of the 8 main volcanic islands. Don’t plan on a visit or a vacation here. It is completely uninhabited and is off-limits to visitors.
Hawaiian Luau
Enjoy fun family entertainment featuring festive island music, Hawaiian Hula Dancers and Fire Knife Dancing. Feast on a delicious buffet of traditional Hawaiian cuisine. Enjoy Kalua Pig (slow-cooked whole in an imu, a large pit dug in the ground), poi, sweet potatoes, salmon, chicken and long rice, salad, and fresh fruits. Complement your meal with a tropical cocktail – Mai Tai’s are an island favorite.