We'd love to attend a traditional Luau in Maui to see live dancing and taste local food. But mostly Scott has been dying to show off his hula dancing skills.

Surf's up! Can guarantee positive ROI in the form of photos and videos of us surfing (i.e., wiping out).

Manta rays around the world exhibit a feeding behavior known as "barrel rolling." This involves the manta ray performing somersaults in the water to consume batches of plankton. In Kona, this behavior is particularly observable during night snorkeling excursions. The tour guides will use bright lights to simulate the sun which attract photosynthetic phytoplankton and zooplankton, manta rays' primary food source.

One of Scott and Kaylyn's favorite things to do when out of the city is going stargazing. Haleakala National Park in Maui has some of the clearest views of the Milky Way and night sky.