Diving, Hawaii

Diving on Hawaiian Islands is a unique chance to see many endemic marine species. The most popular diving spots are on Hawaii, Maui, Oahu and Kauai.

	Hawaii On Hawaii there is everything you dreamed of: beautiful beaches and trendy discos for lovers of entertainment, virgin jungle and wild gardens for nature lovers, magnificent coral reefs and the best surfing points for fans of sports recreation
	Honolulu
	Hawaiʻi Island Island Hawaii or Big Island is home to the world’s tallest underwater mountain, the largest observatory and two of the most active volcanoes.
	Maui, island Black sandy beaches, glistening waterfalls and Haleakalā National Park with its sleeping volcano are more than enough to make it worth visiting Maui
	Oahu, island The nightlife of Oahu is as manifold as its wildlife. During the day you may explore the island’s nature and proceed to discos and bars after dawn
	Luau, Hawaiian feast You can’t say that you have been to Hawaii, unless you ate a kalua pig, washing it down with Hawaiian beer at a Luau, the traditional Hawaiian feast.
	Maui Whale Watching Every autumn rare humpback whales come to Hawaiian waters and stay so close to Maui, that they can be seen in detail from special watching spots.
	Surfing, Hawaii “To catch a wave on Sunset Beach” deserves to be in a wish list of every surfer in the world, as the biggest waves ever born on Hawaii