H AWA I ‘ I 3
Kaua‘i
O‘ahu
NATURAL PARADISE
THE HOTSPOT
“The Garden Island” has 181 kilometres of dramatic shoreline and ribbons of crayon-green rainforest covering most of its lush landscape. Home to the beautiful Nāpali Coast State Park, Kaua‘i’s sea cliffs, waterfalls and beaches beg to be explored.
Formed millions of years ago when it moved over a “hotspot” in the Pacific Plate, the gateway island, with its bustling shopping strips, high-end hotels, surf scene, iconic beaches and buzzy bars, is a hotspot of a different kind today.
Moloka‘i
Lana‘i
CULTURAL HEARTLAND
SERENE SECRET
It may be just 61 kilometres long and 16 kilometres wide, but this little island has the highest sea cliffs on the planet and the longest continuous fringing reef in Hawai’i. The native Hawaiians here have carefully preserved their ancient cultural traditions.
This is one of the most low-key Hawaiian Islands, making it perfect for a relaxing getaway. And its tiny 3000-strong population is very multicultural. Come here to escape the crowds and enjoy luxury resorts, golfing and rugged adventures.
Maui
Island of Hawai‘i
Also known as the “Valley Isle”, this is the secondlargest Hawaiian island. Yes, there are amazing beaches, luxe resorts, farm-to-table restaurants and plenty of activities – but the relaxed vibe means catching an epic sunset may be all you need to do.
The largest island in the archipelago is a place of vast geographical diversity, home to all but four of the world’s climate zones. With everything from volcanoes and waterfalls to black-sand beaches and soaring cliffs, it lends itself to extreme thrills.
LAID-BACK LUXURY
ADVENTURE WONDERLAND
