Villas in Hawaii

With the world's most active volcanoes, emerald green mountains and a welcoming spirit, Hawaii is a paradise experience that is home to luxurious villas set against stunning sun-drenched beaches. You can enjoy a stay with seductive landscapes that offer a relaxing getaway with magical waterfalls, warm shimmering waters, temples, and a tapestry of unique flavours and traditions! If you are looking for relaxation, Hawaii is the ideal destination. You will be greeted with the warmth of the Hawaiians with an “Aloha”.

Hawaii's villas are all about relaxation! They feature infinity-edge pools with waterfalls, gardens with tall palm trees and colourful tropical plants, easy access to the beach and hot tubs. On the other hand, the interiors feature contemporary art and modern kitchens, air conditioners, spacious luxury bedrooms and bathrooms, golden ocean and volcano views, as well as balconies with 180° panoramic views. Wake up to tropical breezes and experience spectacular sunrises and sunsets from the comfort of your bed. A stay in Hawaii will leave you feeling refreshed and invigorated!

From pristine beaches for snorkeling to fascinating volcanoes to explore, Hawaii is a natural playground that attracts families from all over the world! For Hawaiian culture, Ohana (family) is significant, so you'll find hundreds of things to do for all ages. Snorkeling is a favourite activity for children and adults alike. You'll find shallow spots like Kauai's Poipu Beach and the Kona Coast, where you can even swim with dolphins. On the other hand, Sea Life Park will allow you to meet dolphins, sea lions, turtles, sharks and much more. This attraction is diverse enough to keep you entertained all day. Although if you prefer land-based activities, you can opt to go to the Maui Ocean Centre and immerse yourself in Hawaii's colourful marine life.

If you're an adrenaline junkie, the beaches also offer more exhilarating activities for the adventurous. You can ride the waves in Hawaii's number one activity, surfing or doing stand-up paddleboarding, a variant of surfing that uses a paddle to manoeuvre. Other activities, such as parasailing, will allow you to soar over Hawaii's crystal-clear waters at a height of up to 1,000 feet (0.3 km) and enjoy a bird's-eye view. Another great activity you'll love is the mountain tubing excursion. You'll be able to traverse a pristine landscape with views of the mountains and Waialeale Crater, as well as soar through the air on a zip line through a lush bamboo forest. This activity is only offered by Kauai Backcountry Adventures.

Atlantis Submarines offers a unique experience not to be missed in Hawaii. Climb aboard a submarine and discover exotic marine life teeming with tropical reefs, colourful fish and shipwrecks through the porthole. Atlantis Submarines descend over 100 feet (30.48 m) under the sea, so you may even see the wreckage of an aeroplane hull. Enjoy a scenic journey through the beautiful underwater world like never in Maui, Kona and Waikiki. This underwater adventure offers you comfort, air-conditioning and safety.

Rising above the clouds at 13,796 feet (4.21 km), Maunakea Peak offers one of the best views of the stars on the planet! This dormant volcano is the highest point in the Hawaiian Islands. You can go from sea level at almost 4,000 metres up to the top of the “white mountain”, so-called because of the snow that covers its slopes. The site is of great scientific importance as a centre for astronomical observation. Observe the distant galaxies of the universe in the giant telescopes and be dazzled by the starry night. Maunakea is also the highest point on the Pacific Rim and is the largest observatory with telescopes in the world.

Hawaii is one of the best places for whale watching on the planet. During the winter, thousands of kohola (humpback whales) migrate to Hawaii's warm, shallow waters to breed, calve and nurse their adorable calves. Delight in this spectacle that lasts from December to May and watch as these animals weighing tons do acrobatics in the water. There are several tours that allow you to get up close and personal with these gentle giants that have great cultural significance to the native Hawaiians.

A trip to Hawaii is incomplete without experiencing an authentic Luau, a nightly celebration that combines culture and cuisine. This Hawaiian feast features lively music and vibrant fire performances. The Luau reflects the multicultural society and serves dishes such as pork, beef wrapped in Luau leaves, coconut pudding and poke — raw fish, soy sauce, seaweed and green onions. When the sun goes down, listen to the sound of the conch shell announcing the start of the performance, enjoy the drums, fire knives and have fun with this interactive experience. The performances also tell stories of the islands.

In Hawaii, you can find many snorkeling agencies, however, Sea Ques Hawaii is one of the best and will allow you to explore the unseen side of Hawaii. The team will give you a memorable experience where you can swim with manta rays at night and visit the most remote snorkeling spots. Embark on a memorable journey, explore sea caves and lava tubes along the Kona coast and enjoy a unique experience with huge manta rays, dolphins, whales and sea turtles.

Don't miss out on a tour of the rainforests, waterfalls, beaches, and trails. In Hawaii, you can find different guiding groups offering adventures in Hawaii's majestic and diverse wilderness. You can go deep into volcanoes, swim in waterfalls, discover hidden beaches, explore colourful tropical landscapes and watch sunsets from the top of mountains. This experience allows you to interact more deeply with the nature and culture of the islands, as well as appreciate it from a different perspective.

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is one of the most amazing experiences you'll ever have. The park covers some 523 square kilometres and is home to two volcanoes, including one of the most active on the planet, Kilauea. During your visit, tour the volcanic craters, rainforests, and deserts that have shaped the Hawaiian landscape. This is one of the island's most popular attractions and one of its most sacred places. The spectacular natural diversity makes it a UNESCO World Biosphere and World Heritage Site.