These famous Hawaiian islands are both known for their stunning natural beauty. Which one you’ll prefer all comes down to personal preference. If you’re short on time, it’s easier to see Maui’s beauty, but touring the Big Island offers more diversity. Maui vs. Big Island Maui is a lush green island with pristine beaches. Here, […]
Most people drive the Road to Hana starting in Kahului and finishing up in the town of Hana. However, the Road to Hana can also be driven in reverse, going from Hana backwards to Kahulu. Some people choose to do this based on proximity. If you’re staying closer to Hana than Kahului, then you can […]
Some travelers might feel a bit intimidated by the Road to Hana. With sharply curving and sometimes narrow roads that snake along the coastal mountains, there is good reason for caution when driving the Road to Hana. This is also not the drive for folks who may suffer from extreme fear of heights as the […]
Hawaii’s Big Island is full of beautiful waterfalls. Some of the best places to see them are on the northern and eastern sides of the island. If it’s your first time visiting or if you love the idea of learning more about this incredible island as you travel, explore with Action Tour Guide’s self-guided tour. […]
The best way to experience Road to Hana in Maui is to break it up into a couple of days and use a self-guided audio tour to guide you to the best spots on this 65-mile stretch.
Leaving around 7 am will leave you with plenty of time for your Road to Hana tour. Also, make sure that your car is in good condition and has a full tank of gas. If you plan on hiking or visiting the beach, bring along some high-SPF sunscreen, insect repellant, and suitable footwear for walking.Â
Wailua Falls are the biggest on the Garden Isle. This beauty, falling 173 dizzying feet, is a popular drive-by attraction. You can view these falls from the roadside as well.
A visit to the Garden Isle is improved with a rental car. Being on Kauai, one of the less-developed Hawaiian islands, renting a car will m
If you’re looking to unplug, and enjoy the beauty of nature, Kauai is the island for you. It is less built up than Maui is and is a fantastic place for travelers preferring a more low-key trip. Things to do in Kauai range from hiking to tours and dining out, much like Maui.
With 63 miles of accessible shoreline, there is a beach for every need. One of the best beaches in Kauai that visitors consistently recommend is Poipu Beach.
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