16 Photos That Make You Want To Fly To Hawaii In No Time

The Hawaiian Islands will be a paradise if you are longing to bathe in the brilliant golden sun, hot sand, blue ocean, clear sky and green nature.16 photos make you want to fly Instant Hawaii Calendar: Scenery filled with green, vibrant, like Nā Pali Coast State Park, Kauaʻi Island: Nā Pali Park is located in the northwest of Kaua'i Island in the Hawaiian Islands, 2,499 hectares wide, formed to protect the Kalalau valley. Photo: Christian Joudrey "Na Pali" means "high cliffs". The cliffs stand tall here 1,200 meters above the Pacific Ocean. You cannot reach the park by road car, but you can enjoy the majestic scenery by hiking, watching from a helicopter, or kayaking from the sea

. Haʻikū Stairs, Kāneʻohe, O’ahu Island: Dubbed the “Stairs to paradise”, Haʻikū Stairs is a fairly steep climbing path. Haʻikū Stairs has 3,922 steps covering the Ko’olau mountain range. Photo: Kalen Emsley Crouching Lion, O'ahu Island: Follow the Crouching Lion trail, reaching the top of the hill, you will feel like you are standing on the top of the world, admiring the natural scenery.



far. Photo: Michael Matti. Fanciful scenery on the ocean floor: Coming to Hawaii, you can take part in diving trips, enjoy the beauty under the sea, meet creatures such as sea turtles, sharks. In Hawaii, blue sea turtles are considered a symbol of luck and longevity. The photo above was taken by the author during a snorkeling (other scuba diving) trip a few miles off the shore at O’ahu Island. In the tour "swimming with sharks", visitors go on a boat to the middle of the sea, where sharks gather, and jump straight into the sea. It can be one of the most exciting experiences of life when you swim closer to 40 lords of the blue sea Kenji Croman, the author of the photo, held a camera and swam along when he stumbled upon a school of rays.



The fish quickly spread away. But as Kenji swam closer, a mother stingray suddenly slowed down, her tail raised as a warning signal. Haleakalā volcano, Māui Island: Haleakalā volcano is currently not active, but visitors can still go to Haleakalā National Park on Māui Island of Hawaii state to see the giant crater. Photo: Anton Repponen. Kīlauea volcanic mountain, Hawaiian Islands: This photo was taken during a tour of Kīlauea volcanic lava. Tourists travel by boat along the coast to witness the lava flow in the town of Kalapana. The scene is described as "amazing", "like an illusion" when the lava river mingles with the great sea, the clouds of sulfur vapor rise, forming an unforgettable experience. The waters of O’ahu Island are considered to be the precious gems of nature, making this place an attractive scene.



Most of the waterfalls are nestled in deep forests, and not all are easily accessible. Even many waterfalls are very beautiful but forbidden to visit due to the dangerous terrain. Some waterfalls on O'ahu that you can visit for glittering shots are Manoa Falls, Maunawili Falls, Lulumahu Falls ... Photo: Kalen Emsley. Wall of Tears, Maui Island: With a very poetic name, "Wall of Tears" waterfall is formed with 17 streams falling down the cliff. The Wall of Tears is located deep in the West Maui mountain range, near the peak of Pu’u Kukui.



You should admire this waterfall complex from a helicopter to fully grasp the beauty of them. Beaches: The Hawaiian Islands have 19 islands and atolls, stretching for 2,400 km of sea. Thanks to that, Hawaii tourism is famous as an ideal destination with beautiful beaches. Makapu’u Beach: Located in the southeastern part of O’ahu island, this beach is often overlooked by tourists during the move to visit the Makapu’u lighthouse. Makapu’u beach is like a small bay, with sand dunes tilting into the sea. Standing on the beach, you can watch the giant silhouette of the lava rock mountains watching yourself into the clear blue ocean. Photo: Michael Matti. Three Tables Beach, Haleʻiwa, O’ahu: When the tide falls, three flat rocks will appear on the sea surface.



That is why the beach is called Three Tables, which means Three Tables. In pleasant weather, calm sea, you will have the opportunity to scuba dive, or snorkel, watch colorful fish or even lava tubes, reefs at a depth of 6 m. Photo: Christian Joudrey. Kīhei Beach: The beach is located in the southwestern part of Māui Island, which is the most sunny area of the island. The beach is nearly 10 km long, where you can enjoy swimming, surfing, snorkeling, kayaking, or watching the giant humpback whales jump on the sea surface. Photo: Christian Joudrey, According to Phuc Chi / Zing News ***.

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