These 15 Jaw Dropping Places In Hawaii Will Blow You Away
Easily the most unique state in America, the Hawaiian Islands are home to countless stunning landscapes sure to take your breath away. From stark volcanic landscapes and incredible rock formations to lush mountains and cascading waterfalls, here are 15 of the most breathtaking landscapes in Hawaii. With all of its natural beauty, including mountain ranges, gorgeous beaches, and picturesque views around every corner, it is no wonder that Hawaii is a favorite vacation spot for everyone from America’s east coast to Japan or Korea.
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There’s nothing quite like this remote and beautiful stretch of coastline on Kauai’s northwest shore. Unfortunately, there is no road access to this landscape — only the dangerous Kalalau Trail, a boat, or helicopter tour.
Though a rainbow is certainly not a place, a list of jaw-dropping places in Hawaii wouldn’t be complete without a Hawaiian rainbow, especially over the city of Honolulu.
This beach, found on Oahu’s windward side, is consistently ranked as one of Hawaii’s best beaches and it's so easy to see why with its crystallien turquoise waters and fine, white sand.
This fiery attraction is located within Hawaii Volcano National Park, and is considered to be one of the world's most active volcanoes. Talk about the beautiful power of nature!
This state park occupies the northwestern most tip of Oahu and is only accessible by foot. Lucky hikers might even spot Hawaiian monk seals and albatrosses.
One of Hawaii’s favorite snorkeling destinations, found on Oahu’s North Shore, we're happy to report that Shark's Cove isn't a destination frequented by sharks.
Most people have heard of Hawaii's black sand beaches, but have you ever been to Hawaii Island’s lesser-known, but still impressive Green Sand Beach? It's one of the only green sand beaches in the world!
Located off Maui’s Kahakili Highway, this bay is home to a small village with big, beautiful views.
There is no doubt about it: the Aloha State is full to the brim with gorgeous weather and even better views. Which of these Hawaii landscapes is your absolute favorite? Sound off in the comments, then click here to discover the 30 Places In Hawaii You Must See Before You Die.
From Maui’s hidden red sand beach to the rugged, volcanic formations found within Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, the landscapes you’ll find across the Hawaiian Islands are as unique as can be expected from an island chain formed over millions of years by a series of active volcanoes.
What are some of the islands’ can’t-miss landscapes?
While the list above features some of the most stunning landscapes in all of Hawaii, it’s missing some of our all-time favorite spots, including Mau’s stark and impressive Mount Haleakala, the rugged lava rock coastline of southeastern Oahu, and the lush and verdant Waipio Valley found on the northern coast of Hawaii Island.
What are Hawaii’s most impressive natural wonders?
Well, that’s easy: the Hawaiian Islands are home to countless natural wonders like the ones featured above. Some other popular wonders include Thurston Lava Tube, Iao Valley, the Menehune Fishpond, and Kaneohe Bay. If we’re being 100 percent honest, no matter where you look in the Aloha State, you’re sure to find a natural wonder worthy of attention.
With more than 10 years of experience as a professional writer, Megan holds a degree in Mass Media from her home state of Minnesota. After college, she chose to trade in her winter boots for slippahs and moved to the beautiful island of Oahu, where she has been living for more than five years. She lives on the west side but is constantly taking mini-road trips across the island and visits the neighboring islands whenever she can getaway. She loves hiking, snorkeling, locally-grown coffee, and finding the best acai bowl on Oahu.
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