Posted in Hawaii
June 29, 2015
These 15 Jaw Dropping Places In Hawaii Will Blow You Away
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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Waimea Canyon, located on Kauai, is often referred to as the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific” – and absolutely no one is questioning why.
The night sky is the most stunning when viewed from 4,200 meters high, on top of Mauna Kea, a dormant volcano found on the island of Hawaii.
There’s nothing quite like this stretch of coastline on Kauai’s northwest shore.
Not necessarily a place, but a list of jaw dropping places in Hawaii wouldn’t be complete without a Hawaiian rainbow, especially over the city.
This beach, found on Oahu’s windward side, is consistently ranked as one of Hawaii’s best beaches.
This stunning spot on Maui is the perfect way to start your day.
When you are sick of looking out on the ocean, all you have to do is simply turn around.
This fiery attraction is located in the Big Island’s Volcano National Park, and is a must-see on the island.
Located on Kauai’s south shore, this blowhole is one of the island’s most photographed spots.
This state park occupies the northwestern most tip of Oahu, and is only accessible by foot.
This 422-foot waterfall is one of Hawaii’s most impressive, and easily accessible to those of all ages, with a paved staircase to the falls.
Located between Manele and Hulopoe Bay is a Lanai landmark, Puu Pehe, more commonly known as sweetheart rock.
One of Hawaii’s favorite snorkeling destinations, found on Oahu’s North Shore.
Most people have heard of Maui’s Black Sand Beach, but have you ever been to Hawaii Island’s lesser-known, but still impressive Green Sand Beach?
Located off Maui’s Kahakili Highway, this bay is home to a small village with big views.
There is no doubt about it: the Aloha State is full to the brim with gorgeous weather, and even better views. Which is your favorite?
