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Wailua River Kayak and Sacred Falls Hike: KauaiWailua River Kayak and Sacred Falls Guided Hike is a 5-hour activity on Kauai combining river paddling in a double kayak, a rainforest hike with stream crossings, and swimming at the base of a 120-foot waterfall, with lunch and all gear provided. The guide is state-certified in water safety. Children from age 6 are welcome, and the pace is unhurried—you set the paddle speed and the hike follows the trail at your own rhythm.Is it for me?The 5-hour commitment and moderate physical demands—paddling, hiking on muddy uneven ground with stream crossings, and swimming—suit active travelers comfortable in water and on a trail. The fixed departure times mean you choose the morning or afternoon slot that works for your Kauai itinerary, and the guide handles the route and safety so you focus on paddling and hiking.
Snorkeling with Manta Rays: South Kona Coast Night ExperienceSnorkel at night with manta rays on the South Kona Coast, a 90-minute activity with snorkel gear, wetsuits and hot chocolate included. You board a boat for a short ride to the feeding grounds, then enter the water with trained guides to watch the rays glide beneath you. If no mantas appear—extremely rare—you return free on another night during the same vacation.Is it for me?The 90-minute timeframe leaves your morning and most of your afternoon free, so this fits easily into a day with other plans. You'll need to be a confident swimmer with snorkeling experience and comfortable re-boarding a boat by ladder, which is what keeps the group small and the experience manageable in the dark water.
ʻAuana by Cirque du Soleil Honolulu: Acrobats & Hawaiian StoriesYou watch acrobats, comedians, hula dancers and live musicians tell stories of Hawaiian culture and folklore on the Waikiki Beachcomber stage. Your ticket covers entry in your selected section and all taxes, with nightly performances that run year-round. The show is wheelchair accessible and designed for all ages, so you book once and show up without arranging anything else.Is it for me?Book this if you want live entertainment that's rooted in Hawaiian culture but performed at Cirque du Soleil's scale — acrobats, comedy, live music and hula all in one show, nightly at a hotel on Waikiki Beach, with no other arrangements needed.
Kona Manta Ray Night Snorkel: Big Island HawaiiYou'll float in warm water off the Big Island's Kona coast at night while manta rays glide past you, attracted by the boat's lights and the plankton they feed on. The tour includes a sunset cruise, full snorkel gear, wetsuit, and a warm shower after. Small groups, experienced crew, and a boat with a cabin and bathroom mean you're not roughing it—you're just showing up and getting in the water.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see manta rays in their natural feeding zone without arranging your own gear or worrying about timing—the boat handles everything, and the small-group format means you're not crowded in the water.
Maui Atlantis Submarine: 100 Feet Deep & Sunken ShipwreckYou descend 100 feet in a quiet, air-conditioned submarine to see stingrays, eels, parrotfish and a sunken 19th century whaling ship that's now a living reef. A guide narrates what you're seeing, the shuttle ride out offers mountain views, and the whole outing takes about two hours. Book if you want to see Maui's marine life without getting wet or managing your own air supply.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Maui's marine life and a sunken shipwreck without getting wet or managing your own air supply — the sealed cabin and professional guide take the logistics off your hands and let you focus on what's outside the window.
Maui Air Tour: Private 5 Islands Flight for Small GroupsYou’ll feel your heart race as you lift off on a private Maui air tour, circling five islands with live stories from your pilot. Spot shipwrecks near Lanai, see volcanic craters and turquoise bays below, then glide past sugar cane fields before landing again—still buzzing from those sky-high views.
Kauai: Na Pali Coast Power Catamaran & SnorkelYou board a custom catamaran designed for the Na Pali Coast's sea caves and narrow passages, snorkel or swim depending on conditions, and watch for dolphins and turtles along a coastline with no roads. The tour includes snorkel gear, dry bags, fresh fruit, and iced beverages, with morning departures offering calmer seas and afternoon tours delivering more speed and spray. Arrive 30 minutes early and plan for a physical, full-day experience on the water.Is it for me?Right for travelers with good fitness and comfort in the water who want to see the Na Pali Coast up close, including sea caves and marine life. Plan for a full day on a moving boat with active water conditions — that's what lets the catamaran reach places larger tour boats can't go.
Honolulu: 60-Min Helicopter Tour Doors Off & Circle IslandYou fly a complete circle around Oahu in 60 minutes, seeing Diamond Head, Hanauma Bay, the Ko'olau Mountains, Lanikai Beach, Sacred Falls dropping 1,000 feet, the North Shore breaks, and the USS Arizona Memorial. Choose doors on for a steady view through windows or doors off for unobstructed photos and the full wind experience. Parking and a phone strap are included; you're back at the airport before lunch.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want to see the entire island's landmarks in one flight without spending a full day driving between stops—the helicopter covers the circle in an hour, and the doors off option is worth it if you're comfortable with heights and want photos without reflections.
Honolulu Chinatown: Food Tour with Markets & 13+ TastingsYou’ll wander through Honolulu’s Chinatown with a local guide, tasting everything from smoky manapua buns and Filipino desserts to fresh sashimi and Hawaiian poke. Expect lively markets, unexpected flavors, and stories you won’t find in any brochure—all with hotel pickup included.
Pāʻina Waikīkī Luau: Polynesian Music & Dance at Waikiki BeachPāʻina Waikīkī is a three-hour luau dinner show at Waikiki Beach Marriott on Oahu where you watch Polynesian music and dance performances, join in hula, and learn cultural arts from local performers. A fresh flower lei greets you on arrival; a mai tai comes with general seating, and two extra cocktails come with VIP seating. The buffet includes Hawaiian and prime rib; show-only tickets skip dinner. Parking validation covers six hours of self-parking.Is it for me?Book general or VIP seating if you want the full evening with dinner and cultural participation; choose show-only if you want the performance and cultural activities without the meal cost.
Maui: Road to Hana Tour with Waterfall Swim & LunchYou get picked up from your hotel and driven through the Road to Hana's famous curves, stopping at Waianapanapa's black sand beach and lava formations, then swimming at Puaʻa Kaʻa waterfall. Breakfast at the plantation, lunch at a flower farm, and a guide who knows the route inside out are all included. The day is long and the road is winding—that's what makes it possible to see this much of Maui's windward side in one trip.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying on Maui without a rental car who want to see the Road to Hana's major stops in one day without driving the 600+ curves themselves. The full day out is what makes it possible to include breakfast, two state parks, a waterfall swim, and lunch without rushing.
West Maui and Molokai Helicopter Tour: 45-Minute FlightA 45-minute helicopter tour over West Maui and Molokai's North Shore, flown with doors on for unobstructed views and photography. The shared cabin holds six passengers plus a pilot who narrates the route; flight paths vary with weather. Infants under 24 months sit on an adult's lap; passengers over 240 pounds or groups averaging 200+ pounds per person must purchase an additional seat at booking. Wear dark clothing to reduce window reflection for better photos.Is it for me?The doors-on setup and pilot narration make this tour built for photography and for travelers who want to understand what they're seeing as it passes below. The shared cabin keeps the cost lower than a private flight, and the 45-minute duration fits a morning or afternoon into the rest of your Maui day without eating the whole schedule.
Haleakala Sunrise Bike Tour Maui: 20-mile descent from 6,500 ftA self-guided bike tour on Maui that starts with sunrise at Haleakala's 10,000-foot summit, then descends 20 miles downhill through the famous switchbacks on a custom Kona mountain bike. After the main descent, a shuttle takes you through Upcountry Maui to continue biking through Makawao and finish in Haiku. A NAI-certified guide meets you at the start; the rest of the ride is yours to control. Minimum age is 15, recent biking experience required, and you must be at least 4'10" tall and under 270 lbs.Is it for me?If you've ridden a bike before but hate the stop-and-wait rhythm of group tours, the self-guided descent lets you find your own line through the switchbacks and rest when you want—the guide is there, but the day moves at your speed, not a convoy's.
Maui Sunset Cruise: Dinner, Cocktails & Hula Show on CatamaranYou’ll watch Maui’s sunset from a spacious catamaran with cocktails in hand and fresh island dishes on your plate. Live hula unfolds right on deck as you relax into ocean breezes and local music—with plenty to eat, an open bar, and friendly crew making you feel part of it all.
Snorkel with Manta Rays at Manta Ray Village: Guaranteed sightingSnorkel with manta rays at Manta Ray Village, a nighttime activity where you float on a specialized manta flotation device above the rays as they feed on rising plankton attracted to underwater lights. The tour runs roughly 90 minutes aboard the catamaran Hoku Nui, with wetsuits, masks and snorkels provided; if no manta rays appear, you return free within 7 days. Children from age 6 with swimming or snorkeling experience are welcome, though non-swimmers cannot enter the water.Is it for me?Book this if you want to watch manta rays from a catamaran rather than swim among them, or if an evening departure fits your schedule better than a daytime option.
Kona: Atlantis Submarine Dive & Shuttle Boat TourYou’ll ride a real submarine beneath Kona’s waves, explore ancient lava-formed coral gardens teeming with tropical fish, and hear local stories from your guide. The shuttle boat ride gives you a fresh look at Kona’s coast before you descend 100 feet below — it’s quieter than you’d expect down there, but somehow more alive too.
Big Island: Kealakekua Bay Snorkel & Captain Cook MonumentYou sail down the Kona coastline to Kealakekua Bay and snorkel near the Captain Cook Monument in a marine sanctuary known for colorful reef fish and spinner dolphins. Gear, sunscreen, water and snacks are provided; the afternoon departure means fewer crowds in the water. You need to be a confident swimmer, and children wear life jackets. The tour takes three hours total.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to snorkel one of Hawaii's best reefs without arranging your own boat or gear—the afternoon timing also means you avoid the morning crowds and still have time for dinner or other island activities.
Oahu Turtle Canyon: Small Group Snorkel Tour & Fast BoatYou’ll board a fast Zodiac boat with just a handful of fellow travelers and head out from Waikiki toward Turtle Canyon with a local guide. Expect salty air and laughter as you spot sea turtles up close while snorkeling in clear water—gear included! Afterward, enjoy juice and snacks as you cruise back toward Honolulu with sand still between your toes.
Kohala Zipline: 5 lines, 2 sky bridges, all equipmentKohala Zipline is a 3-hour zipline activity on Big Island's private nature reserve, featuring 5 ziplines, 2 sky bridges, spiral tree staircase and nature trails. The course is designed for all ages and fitness levels, with certified guides leading small groups through the canopy. Children ages 8 to 13 must zip with an adult; all participants are weighed at check-in (70–270 lbs required). Check in 30 minutes before your start time.Is it for me?The 3-hour time commitment leaves room for another activity earlier or later in your day, but not for a full second excursion. Book this if you want a longer, more varied zipline course than the standard three-line tour, and you're comfortable with the weight check and early arrival.
Whale Watching Maui: 2-Hour Small Group Raft Tour from LahainaA 2-hour small group whale watching tour departing from Mala Ramp in Lahaina takes you into the Maui Nui Whale Sanctuary aboard a custom-built inflatable raft, where a marine naturalist guide shares knowledge of humpback whales while you listen to their songs through an onboard hydrophone. The tour runs December through April with a guarantee: if you don't see whales, your next trip is free. Groups stay small, so every seat faces the ocean, and the raft's design puts you close enough to witness these whales in their natural habitat without the distance of larger vessels.Is it for me?Spend two hours on a custom raft listening to humpback songs through a hydrophone—close enough to see them breathe, small enough to actually hear them sing.
