Hawaiian Honeymoon

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Hawaii consecutively ranks as a favorite location for honeymoon destinations due to its beautiful beaches, dramatic coastlines, volcanoes, green forests, white sand beaches, hidden coves, and world class spectacular hotels and resorts like the Grand Hyatt Resort or Hanalei Colony Resort in Kauai, Four Seasons Maui at Wailea, Aloha beach house in Molokai, Fairmont Orchid in the big island of Hawaii, or the Four Seasons Resort Lanai the Lodge at Koele, all having inventive cuisine of Hawaiian traditional, fresh fish fruits and locally grown coffee, tropical natural surroundings and water sports.

Activities at the islands include surfing, windsailing, scuba diving, jet skiing, kayaking, snorkeling, swimming, a helicopter ride over the islands of Hawaii, explore a remote yet dramatic canyon of Kauai Waimea, explore the coasts, green valleys, waterfalls, and rugged cliffs of Na Pali. Several PGA level mountain and ocean courses expand the islands including Kona Country Club on the Main Island, Muana Kea Golf Course overlooking the white foamy sea and rugged shores to Mauna Kea’s snot capped stark lava beds.

An added convenience to traveling to honeymoon provides that no passport is needed for US residents. Yearly vacations are guaranteed beautiful in Hawaii although spring and fall may be the ideal with better weather, lower costs, luxury and affordable resorts on each of the six Hawaiian Islands. Each island: Kauai, Oahu, Maui, Lanai, Hawaii and Molokai provide unique beauty and characteristics. Famous beaches of the islands include Kauai’s Lumahai Beach on the North Shore, The Wailea Beach and Kaanapali Beach of Maui, Laniki Beach in Oahu protected by reef having great swimming, kayaking, windsurfing, canoeing, Hawaii mail island Hapuna beach state park for snorkeling with fish and coral and Green Sand Beach with deep green crystal sand.