Hawaii's Best Stuff
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Sightseeing
Sightseeing
By
land, sea and air, Hawaii is spectacularly beautiful. By land,
many guided tours are available, or rent a car to explore on
your own. By sea, sail or cruise above the water, or experience
a unique perspective from below. By air, experience the thrill
of a glider ride or helicopter flight. The following are a few
options. For more, send for our visitor guides, with over 700
full-color pages, including many fun sightseeing options.
On Oahu
Atlantis Submarines. This company launched the world's first passenger submarine in 1985 and today operates in ten locations across the globe. In 1994, in a major move to expand its operations into the 21st century, Atlantis launched the world's largest passenger submersible in Hawaiian waters. The futuristic new submarine, Atlantis 2000, spans 92 feet, carries 64 passengers and displaces 150 tons. The highlight of the tour off Waikiki is a sunken World War II oil tanker which rests on the ocean floor and serves as a giant condo for schools of fish. Available on Maui and the Big Island too!
Dollar Rent A Car. Whether you're sightseeing on Oahu or any other island, Dollar is the Hawaii specialist. With over 5,000 cars in its fleet Dollar has a vehicle that's just right for you. Choose from compacts, sedans, luxury cars, vans and Jeeps.
E Noa Tours. Choose from short tours to points of interest such as downtown Honolulu or the Arizona Memorial, or longer tours that circle the island. All excursions are fully narrated by friendly, experienced guides who provide historical facts, insightful information, and even humorous stories!
Hawaiidrive-O Car Rentals. A Hawaii car rental reseller offering discounted corporate rates on Jeeps, minivans, convertibles and economy cars. Compare rates from major nationwide rental companies.
Hawaii Rental Cars. Discount codes and coupons for car rentals on Maui, in Honolulu and at all Dollar / Thrifty locations across Hawaii. These are specially negotiated set rates and are some of the most aggressively-priced rental cars available with very few blackout dates. Check and save. Credit card not needed to reserve.
Paradise Cruise. Featuring a complete selection of ocean cruises with first class Hawaiian hospitality aboard the Star of Honolulu. This is the only boat of its kind in Hawaiian water equipped with a watts-type stabilizer for a smooth and steady ride. Cruise the shoreline from Diamond Head to Pearl Harbor or choose a sunset dinner cruise.
Pearl Harbor.
December 7, 1941, a day that will live in infamy. Learn more
about what took place on this day at the USS Arizona Memorial
Visitor Center. A ferry shuttles back and forth between the visitor
center and the USS Arizona Memorial so you can actually stand
right above the Arizona. Also, right next to the visitor center
is the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum and Park. You can go below
the deck of the Bowfin, an actual World War II sub.
Weddings. Looking for a great site to get married? Need some help planning?...
Aloha Weddings is a full service wedding
company. For information on planning a wedding, please email:
alohawed53@hotmail.com
or contact them at 1541 S. Beretania Street, Honolulu, HI 96826.
Phone 808-983-1400.
Maui
Four Winds. Daily cruises on this glassbottom catamaran to Molokini Crater, one of the best snorkel and dive sites in the world. The glassbottom allows for spectacular underwater viewing without getting wet. If you'd like to get wet, have a blast with their waterslide. BBQ lunches include grilled burgers, chicken or Mahi Mahi.
Hawaii Helicopters. From volcanic craters to thundering waterfalls and rugged coastlines, you can see it all by air. The luxurious 1994 Astar is specifically designed for touring, offering 180-degree visibility in air-conditioned comfort. 4 independent video cameras and a CD sound system record your flight with the pilot's live narration, music and your cabin conversation.
Nautilus. Everyone can enjoy a reef viewing adventure from a roomy, air-conditioned cabin on this semi-submersible vessel that remains on the ocean's surface. See colorful fish, coral, turtles and interesting ocean specimens.
Kauai
Hanalei Sea Tours. Choose from an inflatable zodiac raft
or a power catamaran. With either the captain and crew share
their extensive knowledge of the history, legends and marine
environment along the coastline. See majestic cliffs, waterfalls,
ancient Hawaiian fishing villages, and sea caves. Snorkel amidst
tropical reef fish, spot spinner dolphins and sea turtles, and
picnic at secluded beaches.
Ohana Helicopter Tours. Owner and pilot, Bogar Kealoha, is Hawaiian-born and can show you the island of Kauai as only he knows. With more than 20 years flying experience, you're in good hands as he shares the spectacular beauty and hidden charms of his island home.
The Big Island
Akaka Falls. Take a walk through the rain forest to view
one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Hawaii. Ginger, heliconia,
giant stands of bamboo, and orchids line the trail to the waterfalls.
The entire family can join in on this easy and fun walk.
Safari Helicopters. Daily flights from the Hilo airport visit current lava activity at the Pu'u O'o Vent where passengers can see the fiery home of Madame Pele. Some tours also take you past the beautiful waterfalls. The Astar 350 helicopter is air-conditioned, features a multi-camera video system and has 180-degree viewing.
Second Wind. Discover the Kona Coast on this state-of-the-art, unsinkable, 27-foot Stilleto catamaran. Geared for sailing enthusiasts and snorkelors, she is designed for speed. Suntan on the trampoline or snorkel along Kona's reefs.
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