Hawaiian Islands Travel Agent Advisor

An archipelago of eight major islands and numerous smaller islets in the North Pacific Ocean, make up this tropical paradise known as the Hawaiian Islands. Hawai'i, O'ahu, Maui, Kaua'i, Moloka'i, Lana'i, are some of the most popular Polynesian islands to stay on. Each island has its own distinct personality, activities, adventure and beaches.
Surfing, scuba diving, snorkeling, luxury hotels, condos, market shopping, Luaus and small island hopping planes make your trip to Hawaii an unforgettable blissful trip full of memories to cherish forever.

Being there on several vacations myself,  I love organizing family vacations, helping you design a destination wedding, a romantic escape, or a restful honeymoon.
Choose your stay in Hawai'i in a condo or hotel that allows you to cook in, or eat at some of the most magnificent restaurants, small cafes, or get some of the best banana bread I've ever eaten, at a roadside farmers market on the way to Hana in Maui.

While in Hana, Maui,  you must take a day at the black sand beaches of Waianapanapa State Park. Taking a self drive rental car up to Haleakala National Park, around the entire island of Maui is an adventurers dream! On the beach in the morning reaching the top elevation of 10,000 feet on a 3-4 hour journey is a must on your stay in Maui. 

For those seeking a larger city atmosphere -with luxurious back to back hotels on Honolulu Hawai'i's beautiful beaches is a vacationers destination bliss. Hanauma Bay State Park's snorkeling is known as O'ahus premier spot. With a pristine shallow marine ecosystem that allows its visitors an amazing snorkeling experience daily.

On the much more quieter remote living island of Kaua'i, called the Garden Isle, and the oldest of all the islands, you will find tropical rain forests, lush green emerald valleys and sharp mountain spires with jagged cliffs. Kayaking, hiking, zip lining are just of few of the things to do for the adventurers spirit in you. It's also the islands laid back atmosphere and rich culture found in its small towns that truly make Kaua'i timeless.

The 'big Island' also called Hawai'i is the largest island in the United States. With an area of 4,000 miles, and elevations reaching 13,796 feet, Hawai'i is a destination not to be missed. Volcanoes, lava spreading and ending roads that were normally traveled by locals and vacationers are a spectacle site to see. There are two active volcanoes now and snorkeling at its best in crystal clear waters. 

So many amazing sites to see in Hawaii...can't decide which Island to see?  I have a perfect way to see many all in one vacation... a CRUISE! Either port and leave from Los Angeles or fly to Honolulu and take one of many that cruises to all the islands.
Did I mention cruising is my most favorite way to travel? 
Let me help you see the breathtaking Hawaiian islands your way, I can create a memorable trip for you!