Per person package price (in US dollars) includes all taxes & fees plus: Flight: 1 round trip ticket Hotel: 5 nights in 1 room Flight + Hotel : 1 round trip ticket and 5 nights in 1 room.
Hawaii (all regions)
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KAUAI Must-See: Kauai's fluted Na Pali Coast Take advantage of Kauai's fluted Na Pali Coast—perhaps the most stunning 22 miles on earth. Walk along the high pali (cliffs), dipping into lush valleys on the Kalalau Trail. You start at Kee Beach with a strenuous climb up loose rock that can be slippery when wet. Continue -->
Must-See: Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Meet Kilauea, in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, the most active volcano on the planet. Hawaii Forest and Trail's Volcanoes Adventure (adults $145, children 5-12 $99, kids 4 and under are free; 800-464-1993, www.hawaii-forest.com) will make the introductions.
Rocks and boulders are scattered across a crimson landscape as if some divine being had placed them there as a sculpture garden. Adjacent is a self-guided nature trail leading through the Kanepuu Preserve, a unique dryland forest hosting some 48 native species, including the endangered Hawaiian gardenia.Continue -->
At three miles long and 100 yards wide, Papohaku Beach is Hawaii's largest white-sand beach making it the perfect place for sun bathing, picnics, camping, sunset watching and kite flying! Continue -->
Must-See: North Shore Eco-Surf Tours
Head to Haleiwa, where North Shore Eco-Surf Tours (808-638-9503, www.ecosurf-hawaii.com) offers two-hour surfing lessons for $65 per person (kids must be six or older) and guided walking/surfing tours of famous surf sites. Continue -->
Must-See: Haleakala's lunarlike crater After bundling up to catch the sunrise on the rim of Haleakala's lunarlike crater, either hike or ride horseback to the eerily still valley floor studded with towering cinder cones. Continue -->
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Take advantage of Kauai's fluted Na Pali Coast—perhaps the most stunning 22 miles on earth. Walk along the high pali (cliffs), dipping into lush valleys on the Kalalau Trail. You start at Kee Beach with a strenuous climb up loose rock that can be slippery when wet. 
Meet Kilauea, in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, the most active volcano on the planet. Hawaii Forest and Trail's Volcanoes Adventure (adults $145, children 5-12 $99, kids 4 and under are free; 800-464-1993, www.hawaii-forest.com) will make the introductions. 
Garden of the Gods
