Things To Do

More than 89,000 acres of countryside, 400 miles of 4-wheel-drive trails (only 30 miles of the island’s roads are paved) and zero stoplights make “Hawaii's Most Enticing Island" the perfect place to go off the grid. Watch the waves on 18 miles of secluded beaches, spot a spinner dolphin playing offshore at Hulopoe Bay and uncover the otherworldly lunar landscape of Keahiakawelo (Garden of the Gods).

Golfers adore the dramatic views at Manele Golf Course, while those traveling with little ones in tow have tons of activities to choose from, from snorkeling and whale watching to horseback riding. View the largest surviving ruins of a prehistoric Hawaiian Village at Kaunolu Fishing Village, discover the legend behind Puu Pehe (Sweetheart Rock) or simply lounge by the pool at one of the island’s pampering resorts.