6 Hawaii Honeymoons That Will Blow You Away

Your honeymoon gives you the alone time you’ve been needing after all the hustle and bustle of planning a wedding. Looking for some ideas? Here’s 6 Hawaii honeymoons we think you should consider:

1. Oahu Honeymoon
Known as the “Heart of ,” Oahu is home to the capital of Honolulu and legendary surf towns, like Haleiwa. Curious what you’ll do? We like to recommend a couple’s surfing lesson on Waikiki Beach, or a drive along Pali Highway for spectacular views of the Windward Coast. A visit to the Valley of the Temples, or the Honolulu Museum of Art is also a popular option.
 
2. Maui Honeymoon
From its famous exotic beaches, to the peak of Haleakala, Maui uncovers a wealth of experiences for honeymooners. Watch the sunrise at the top of Haleakala Crater, or patrol the gorgeous Kihei Coastline. Interested in exploring some more natural beauty? Then you’ll want add a hike to one of East Maui’s waterfalls to your list.
 
3. Big Island Honeymoon
At the Big Island, couples rarely run out of fun things to do! Fill your days with volcanos, coffee farms, and views of marvelous landscapes with the one you love. You might even want to check out Flumin’ Kohala –a hand-drilled channel, where kayaking is quite popular.
 
4. Kauai Honeymoon
This “Garden Isle” is home to some of the most dramatic views of the South Pacific. Most honeymooners enjoy taking a walk to Waimea Canyon and Kokee State Park, while others enjoy savoring over intimate dinners at Kauai’s most romantic restaurants. There’s also a number of island spas that are suitable for just about anyone.
 
5. Molokai Honeymoon
Molokai stays true to its island roots and is filled with rustic charm and undeniable beauty. We love to suggest a romantic bed and breakfast experience to honeymooners on the island’s West end, as well as shopping in the quaint villages of
 
6. Lanai Honeymoon
Lanai offers the perfect combination of peace and luxury and rugged terrain. Many of the island’s visitors make their way over to Hulopoe Bay’s marine sanctuary to check out the tropical fish, or hike to Sweetheart Rock –and nothing says romance quite like a sunset at  
 
It’s never too early to start planning your Hawaii Honeymoon! Have additional questions, or curious where to start? Click here to get in touch with our Hawaii Expert!

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