Activities
Whether you're visiting Maui, Kauai, Waikiki or the Big Island of Hawaii, the Hawaii Activity Network is the best and easiest to use source of information about Hawaii activity businesses. Click on any of the islands listed above (Maui, Kauai, Waikiki/Oahu, or the Big Island of Hawaii) and view the wide range of activities offered. As you review the various activity companies and the tours and services that are offered, please remember to shop around and pick the activity company that best suits your needs. Prices and services vary and you should inquire about the safety records of all companies you are considering doing business with. Call, write or email activity companies prior to your arrival and make sure you ask about discounts and special offers. As you shop be aware that some of the companies you speak with are "direct activity service providers", some are "booking agents and companies", and some may be "time share sales companies".
There are many fun and very exciting activities to take part in while vacationing in the Hawaiian Islands. Ocean sports, scuba diving, fishing, snorkeling, surfing, swimming, Kayaking and boating are just a few and each presents its own set of challenges with regards to safety. Be careful in the ocean. Stay out of the waves unless you are a strong swimmer or there are life guards present. If you are not familiar with the waves, water and currents of Hawaii it is best to investigate the waters carefully and slowly. Have fun but be safe!
For more complete travel and vacation information, including complete info on accommodations, lodging, hotels, and vacation rentals, visit the Hawaii State Vacation Planner. This very large and complete Hawaii travel guide features a wide range of information about Maui, Kauai, Waikiki, Honolulu and the Big Island of Hawaii. There is also a weddings section that provides great information for the couple in love planning a romantic Hawaiian wedding or anniversary vow renewal.
Is business the purpose of your trip to Hawaii? If so, you might want to visit the Hawaii Data Book and Newcomers Guide. This website is also broken down by island and is filled with useful and practical "non tourist" type information. Whether you are interested in Maui, Honolulu, Kauai or the Big Island, the Hawaii Data Book and Newcomers Guide has it all. Includes a wide array of info on real estate, taxes, travel, employment, transportation, the tourist industry and much much more.