So, just in case you’re sitting on a beach in Maui during your Hawaii holiday and you’re asking
yourself “what to do, what to do”, why not mix it up a little bit? The Hawaiian Islands are very close
together. That means that you can
actually plan a day trip to islands like
Molokai and Lanai from your location on Maui.
It’s like another holiday inside of your current holiday!
How awesome is that!
The thing to remember is that each Hawaiian Island has its
own small distinctions in lifestyle, activities, cultures and even
weather. Did you know that there are 32
micro-climates within the Hawaiian Islands?
“Island Hopping”
is one of the most enjoyable ways to spend your Hawaiian holiday. You can actually plan trips to other islands
that leave first thing in the morning and arrive back that same day either
before or after dinner.
Why Visit
Lanai?
·
The
Garden of the Gods: A plateau with preternatural boulders of all shapes and
sizes that have been worn down by millions of years erosion from the wind. If you time your visit for sunset then the
boulders will glow.
·
Hulopoe
Beach: This beach is located a short
stroll from the Four Seasons Resort on Manele Bay. The beach has perfectly calm waters all year
round and is perfect for snorkeling, swimming, and even the chance to see
spinner dolphins.
·
Kanepuu
Reserve: This is a rare, dry land forest
in the heart of tropical Hawaii. The
reserve features many different types of trees, to include: ebony, sandalwood and olive. The reserve also houses and protects axis
deer and mouflon sheep.
Why Visit
Molokai?
·
Kealakekua
Bay: One of the best snorkeling
spots in Hawaii is right off the coast of Kealakekua Bay. You will have to kayak out to prime
snorkeling locations but it’s worth the effort because you may have a few
spinner dolphins swimming right along your kayak.
·
Kaunakakai
Pier: It is the longest wharf in
Hawaii. Take a chartered boat ride and
cast your line out. Your efforts could
result in a catch of marlin, mahimahi, ahi (tuna) and/or Oho!
·
Halawa
Valley: Take a trip to the historic
Halawa Valley and see where legends says the some of the first Polynesian
settlers first landed and set up villages.
Beautiful scenery of historic and native Hawaii.
You can see why taking a day trip from Maui to Molokai or
Lanai would well worth it during Holidays in Hawaii. Don’t limit yourself to one island when you
can 2 in the same day!
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