Rebecca is certified by the Hawaii Tourism Authority as an expert in travel to the Hawaiian islands. She is also no stranger to the Hawaiian islands after having lived there for many years. With her extensive knowledge, she can help you customize a trip and decide which island is the best fit for what you want to experience most. Whether you need a recommendation to find the good eats, the best beaches to lounge on, the best snorkeling spots, historical sites, and cultural events, she has been there first hand to help you get the most out of your trip to Hawaii.

Each island is very different and unique from each other that you can literally have a different experience on each island. Read each description below to see what island personality fits with what you want to experience most.

Oahu - “The Gathering Place”

Oahu is the home of Hawaii's capital city, Honolulu. Considered the heart of Hawaii since Oahu hosts the vast majority of Hawaii's population. Culturally vibrant, there are new ways to enjoy and learn about the Hawaiian people, Hawaii’s history, and culture. Whether you opt for a surf lesson in Waikiki or decide to explore all of the historical sites located here, Oahu has the opportunity to build long-lasting memories. On Oahu, you have the hustle and bustle of city life and world-famous surf competitions, mixed with natural areas to explore. Oahu is a great fit for those that love city life, historical sites, and museums, as well as popular tourist attractions. 

Maui - “The Valley Isle”

The island of Maui is the 2nd largest in the state of Hawaii. It is known for its dreamscape beaches and farm to table foodie culture. Holding accolades, such as the “Best US Island” for many years, Maui is a special experience. Relax and watch migrating whales in the winter months, take a day trip to Hana, or explore the beautiful and sacred Iao Valley. Meander through Wailuku or Upcountry to enjoy local family businesses and learn about local history and culture. Maui is a great fit for first-timers to Hawaii, as it offers a little bit of everything for everyone.

Kauai - “The Garden Isle”

Kauai is a nature lover's island. Kauai has had the most time out of all of the islands to cultivate its lush rainforest environment. Many of Kauai’s most beautiful sights are only accessible by sea or air. Kauai is home to some of the most beautiful and culturally exciting small towns in the state. The communities are happy to share their history and help you explore their island. There are plenty of breathtaking adventures to be had on the island, from kayaking to hiking through the rich and lush valleys. Kauai is the perfect paradise for those that are avid hikers or those that just want to relax.  

Hawaii - “The Big Island”

The Big Island is the youngest and largest of the islands in the state of Hawaii. With its landmass and volcanic history, it has the widest range of climates out of all the islands. Home to the only active volcano in the islands (Kilauea). Here you can see a river of lava and earth creating landmass in its rawest form. From tropical rainforests to snow-capped peaks, world-famous coffee plantations, and ziplining over a waterfall, Big Island offers it all when it comes to adventure. The island of Hawaii is a perfect fit for those seeking adventure to its fullest and less interested in a traditional beach vacation. 

Molokai - “The Friendly Isle”

Molokai is one of the more rural islands, with a high population of native islanders following long-held traditions of their ancestors. Molokai holds the record for the highest sea cliffs in the world and the longest continuous fringe reef. This is the island you'll want to explore for a deep experience of Hawaii's history and agriculture. Molokai is a perfect fit for those that just want to unplug from the world, recharge, and relax. 

Lanai - “The Pineapple Isle”

Lanai is the smallest island, yet it offers a wide variety of experiences. South Lanai is a tourist haven home to lush resorts and golf courses, providing relaxed adventures and gorgeous views. Central Lanai is filled with heritage sights, ironwood forests, and breathtaking valleys. You can always find a guide to help you learn about the history and culture of this region. North Lanai is home to a rugged nature reserve and days of beachcombing and snorkeling adventures. Lanai is the perfect fit for those looking for rest and relaxation with a bit of exploring mixed in.