Top Hawaiian Adventures
From catching waves to savoring island feasts, here’s your go-to list of must-do Hawaiian activities.
Surf’s Up!
Traditional Luau Nights
Volcano Hiking
Snorkeling Paradise
Real laughs, real aloha vibes
What Our Happy Travelers Say
I went for the beaches but stayed for the pineapple cocktails and the endless dad jokes from our guide. Best vacation ever!
Mark T.
2 months ago
My kids still ask if we can move to Hawaii permanently. Thanks to Pap Paws, we surfed, hiked, and laughed until we cried. Highly recommend!
Jessica L.
3 weeks ago
I thought I’d just relax, but ended up joining a hula dance-off. Who knew I had moves? Pap Paws made it unforgettable and hilarious.
Ethan R.
1 month ago
Common Queries About Hawaii Trips
When is the best time to visit Hawaii?
Hawaii is a year-round destination, but the months from April to June and September to November offer fewer crowds and pleasant weather.
These shoulder seasons balance good weather with better prices and less busy attractions.
Do I need a car to get around the islands?
Renting a car is highly recommended, especially if you want to explore beyond the main towns and beaches.
Public transport exists but can be limited, so a car gives you freedom to discover hidden gems.
What should I pack for a Hawaiian vacation?
Lightweight clothing, swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, and a hat are essentials.
Don’t forget comfortable shoes for hiking and a light rain jacket for unexpected showers.
Are Hawaiian luaus suitable for families?
Absolutely! Luaus offer fun cultural experiences with music, dance, and food that appeal to all ages.
Many venues provide kid-friendly menus and activities to keep the little ones entertained.
Is it safe to swim in the ocean around Hawaii?
Most beaches are safe for swimming, but always check local conditions and heed warning signs.
Some areas have strong currents or waves, so ask locals or lifeguards for advice before diving in.
Can I use my phone and internet easily in Hawaii?
Yes, major carriers provide good coverage on the islands, and many hotels and cafes offer free Wi-Fi.
Still, some remote spots may have limited signal, so plan accordingly if you need constant connectivity.
