10 Things you can do in Hawaii for FREE!

Do you plan on visiting Hawaii soon? Are looking for ideas of fun things to see and do? Well look no further. As your guide to Hawaii I will point out some of the highlights of our Hawaiian Islands. This includes Maui, Kauai, Hawaii, Oahu, Lanai and Molokai.

As a Hawaii Destination Specialist and a resident of Maui I hear all the time “Hawaii is so expensive!”
This may be true when comparing the islands of Hawaii to smaller towns in the United States. But when you compare Hawaii to other world class resort areas we are actually a great bargain!

Fun things to do for free in Hawaii:

1. Learn all about the Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor on the island of Oahu.
2. Stop by the Koloa rum factory on the island of Kauai and have a free sample of rum (must be 21+).
3. See an active volcano on the big island and watch the lava flow into the ocean!
4. Take a day trip to Hana and see all the beautiful waterfalls that Maui has to offer.
5. Watch the water gush out of the blow hole on Kauai’s south side of the island
6. Hike a dormant volcano at the Waimea Canyon on Kauai
7. Check out the monster waves at Haleiwa on the north shore of Oahu!
8. Swim at Hulopoe Bay on Lanai in front of the Four Seasons Manele Bay and see the spinner dolphins
9. See the sunrise on Maui atop Haleakala Crater at 10,000 feet.

Here is list of fun things to see and do in Hawaii for $100 or less!

1. Hike down and back up the Kalaupapa Trail (3.2 miles each way) on the island of Molokai
2. Visit our only official state residence of royalty in the U.S at Iolani Palace’s on Oahu.
3. Attend a luau. This is a great show, with drinks and dinner and available on all islands.
4. Sail on a romantic dinner cruise at sunset!
5. Whale watch and check out the Humpback whales that call Hawaii their home from December-April.
6. Take a surfing or hula lesson and impress your friends when you get home!

Article Submitted by:
Marie Glodt
Travel to Maui

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Photo credit to the Hawaii visitor bureau