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From cascading waterfalls, pristine white sand beaches, verdant rainforests and craggy volcano peaks, you might be wondering what are the most beautiful places to visit in Hawaii.
This island chain is not short of stunning landscapes and nature spots, so when it comes to finding the most beautiful places in Hawaii, there are some worth contenders to compete with.
We spent two weeks exploring Hawaii and loved each island for different reasons – they all have their own unique personalities and reasons to make them gorgeous.
We were also amazed by their beauty, so we decided to write this guide listing our picks for the most beautiful parts of Hawaii you need to visit.
Oahu
We’ll start our list in Oahu, the third largest of island in Hawaii. It offers a little bit of everything; relaxation, adventure, natural wonders, and world-class dining and shopping.
Here are the most beautiful places in Oahu to check out.
Diamond Head
One of the most recognizable landmarks in Hawaii is Diamond Head, the iconic peak atop a dormant volcano overlooking the city of Honolulu.
From the city, it’s hard not to be amazed by its looming presence, but the views get much better from the top.
The Diamond Head walk is a popular thing to do in Waikiki, and for good reason – be ready to share it with hundreds of other visitors.
If you’re an early riser, you will beat most of the crowds if you get to the for park opening time at 6:30am. Otherwise, if you get there mid-morning like us, then the crowds can be intense!
Either way, you are rewarded with extraordinary views over Waikiki Beach from the summit, and it’s a relatively easy climb for kids with lots of switchbacks.
Consider the following Diamond Head Tours:
Waikiki Beach
Waikiki Beach needs little introduction; it’s one of the most famous and recognizable beaches in the world with Diamond Head and the Honolulu skyline as a backdrop.
The main section of Waikiki is in front of The Royal Hawaiian Hotel (the Flamingo Pink) and does get crowded. It’s here where most of the outrigger boats operate from and you will also find a couple of surf schools.
The waves are gentle and rolling and with clear waist-deep water, so if you’ve never surfed before, you’ll be standing up in no…
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