Hawaii

Maui, "The Valley Isle," blends upscale resort living with natural marvels such as Haleakalā Crater and the famous Road to Hana. It’s perfect for travellers seeking both relaxation and adventure – with snorkelling at Molokini Crater, cultural town visits to Lahaina, and luxurious stays in Wailea or Kapalua. Kauai, the “Garden Isle,” is a quieter, more rugged paradise. It features dramatic coastlines, including the Na Pali cliffs, lush rainforests, and natural wonders like Waimea Canyon and Hanalei Bay. Ideal for hikers, nature lovers, and those craving peace, Kauai offers a more immersive island experience with scenic beauty at every turn.

In Maui, we were greeted by warm breezes and stunning ocean views. Driving the Road to Hana was a highlight, filled with waterfalls and black sand beaches. Watching sunrise from Haleakalā was an unforgettable experience. We also snorkelled at Molokini and explored the artistic streets of Lahaina. In Kauai, the atmosphere was more serene. Waimea Canyon left us in awe, while Poipu Beach was great for sunbathing and snorkelling. We hiked the Kalalau Trail and took a scenic boat ride along the Na Pali Coast. Every corner of Kauai offered peace and raw natural beauty.