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Kim Steutermann Rogers Destination: Hawaii (Big) Island Article Source: Outrigger
Destination: Hawaiian Islands Article Source: Copyright © 2012 by Fodor’s Travel, a division of Random House Inc. All rights reserved.
There is no better way to get back to nature than on the back of a horse. In Hawaii, tours on horseback will take you to some remote places that you can't get to on your own.
Before you head out to the first tee, there are a few things you should know about golf in Hawaii.
There's nothing quite like the aerial view of a waterfall that drops a couple of thousand feet into multiple pools, or seeing lava flow to the ocean, where clouds of steam billow into the air. You can get this bird's-eye view from a helicopter or a small fixed-wing aircraft.
Get off the beach and onto the backroads of Hawaii with an ATV tour to see hidden Hawaii in all her natural splendor.
Destination: Oahu/Waikiki Article Source: Copyright © 2012 by Fodor’s Travel, a division of Random House Inc. All rights reserved.
Volleyball is an extremely popular spectator sport on the Islands, and no wonder.
While tennis has given way to golf as the biggest resort attraction, and many of the hotel courts have closed, there are still locations in Waikiki to get your tennis-jones on. Both sides of Waikiki are framed by tennis complexes, with Ala Moana Park containing a 12-court spread and two different sets at Kapi'olani Park. The play is free at the public courts, with open courts readily available during the day, but they tend to fill up after the sun goes down and the asphalt cools off.