We are going to get up early and explore the ~60 miles that make up the Road to Hana. We will be renting a car and making the journey ourselves so we can take in the stops we like for as long as we like (If you have recommendations on where to stop please let us know!)

In our poll of "what to do in Hawaii" Mama's Fish House restaurant came up over and over again! Let us know your fave on the menu!

Hawaii's complete pineapple experience! Apparently pineapple tastes different (better) in Hawaii. We plan to find out.

The tour is 3.5 - 4 hours and goes up the southwest coast of Kauai toward Na Pali (which means, the cliffs). It includes appetizers, a 3 course dinner, and dolphin, turtle and whale watching.

70% of Kauai cannot be access by land - the helicopter tour offers a spectacular view of the island including the Na Pali coast, the Waimea Canyon (called the Grand Canyon of Hawaii) and Waialeale

This tour takes you through the ditches & tunnels in the mountains that were once part of Kauai's sugar irrigation system.

This tour starts with an early rise to see the sunrise on Haleakala volcano & finishes with a 23 mile self guided biking tour that brings you back to the bottom of the mountain.

Molokini Crater is a small underwater volcano located just a few miles off Maui's shore and is a marine sanctuary for many types of aquatic life. While Hawaii has lotsss of opportunities for snorkeling, the Molokini Crater is supposed to be one of the best!

An evening of traditional Hawaiian cuisine, music, cultural dances and demonstrations. In our (extensive) googling...this is the most highly recommended on Maui!

Hawaii is known for its surfing - we are going to give it a shot! Maybe we can bring our skills back home to the Jersey Shore :)

We will be visiting Maui 2nd on our trip. From the volcanic slopes of Haleakala to the beaches for all activities imaginable, Maui is known as the "The Valley Isle". We plan to try a lot of the activities and see as much as possible!

Kauai, "The Garden Isle's" untouched splendor is filled with sheer cliffs, miles of white sand beaches & lush trails. This will be the third island we visit, and should be the calmest and most relaxing of them all :)

Oahu is Hawaii's "gathering place", a blend of cosmopolitan culture & sheer natural beauty. This is where we will be starting our trip, and ending our trip so we can fly in and out of Honolulu airport.