HAWAII

OUR TRIP HIGHLIGHTS

1. Ho’omaluhia Botanical Gardens ⛰️

—If you want to see their pretty mountains and greenery, this is the best area. Plus, it’s free too! 🌱

2. Byodo-In Temple🎍

—This one shows you a little bit of what the Japanese left Hawaii during the world war II. Is a beautiful and peaceful place, remember to be respectful ☺️🍃

3. Waimea Bay 🌊

—If you want to jump into the water (literally), waimea bay is famous for it’s beautiful rock formation where you can jump from approximately 30ft high

4. Hale’iwa Bowls 🍨

—Have you ever tried an acai bowl? Well I have. Hale’iwa bowls has a delicious acai bowl with whatever toppings you want for as low as $15 🪹

5. Food Trucks in Kahuku

—For our around-the-island day, we stopped to eat at the food trucks in Kahuku, they have a lot of food to choose from, and picnic tables where you can eat.

6. Surfboard Alley, Waikiki 🏄‍♀️

—This Alley is famous for old surfboards lined up by locals. It is a little hidden by the shores of Waikiki so keep your eyes open 👀

7. Kahana Beach

—During our around-the-island day, we saw this beautiful area similar to the secret island of Hawaii, and so we decided to stop and take pictures. It was surreal! 🥹💙

8. Dinner Cruise at Waikiki 💖✨

—There are a few of dinner cruises to choose from, but we chose the Star of Honolulu Dinner sunset cruise which starts at Pier 8 making it’s way to the depths of Waikiki beach, this did not dissapoint. A little tip: book your cruise on a Friday to get an extra hour in the cruise and see the fireworks from the boat. You’re welcome! 😉

9. Checkout the Pearl Harbor Nat’l Museum

—This was a very knowledgeable trip, I honestly did not want to see the old ships and submarines just because I wanted to just lounge by the beach and I know a little about what happened during World War II.. but this was surprisingly interesting and I had fun exploring the boats and subs 🛥️😅Honolulu