Unforgettable Trips to Hawaii with Bamboo

Travel is to the soul what air is to the lungs. It not only rejuvenates you but is necessary for a happy, healthy life. And what better place than the heavenly islands of Hawaii? From the beauty and romance of the Oahu and Maui islands to the off-the-beaten paths of Lanai and Molokai, the Hawaiian Islands are a wonder to behold, and Bamboo takes you straight to the heart and Soul with this Discover Hawaii tour.

So, where does one begin? Hawaii's picturesque beaches and valleys offer many experiences like surfing, hiking, skydiving, helicopter tours, paddle sports, whale watching, and zip-lining. In addition, you can swim with manta rays at night, float down tunnels on old sugar plantations or take an enchanting lunar landscape walk at Garden of the Gods. So, choose your adventure travel Hawaii vacation and let the magic begin.

Discover Hawaii with our Bamboo Hawaii guided tours to have a relaxing and soul-rejuvenating experience. You don't need to worry about any travel hassles or booking struggles. Our travel Hawaii guides will be there for you from the planning process itself! Our tours of Hawaii are designed to offer you a magical experience of the majestic Aloha State, from the best airlines to the best hotels and itineraries.

Our Discover Hawaii package includes solo but in a group Hawaii vacations, fully-guided Hawaii trips, adventure tours Hawaii, and Hawaii group tours. Whether you are going for a rejuvenating solo trip or with your friends and family, we make sure that you have a tour to remember!

Our Hawaii group vacations are trendy and budget-friendly. As a result, our past clients have had an exhilaratingly memorable experience on this Hawaiian trip.

Any place can be a great traveling experience if you do it right. So whether it's a soul-searching solo trip or one of our Hawaii group holidays, here's what makes Hawaii unique:

• The Grand Volcanoes: Each Hawaiian Island was formed by a single hotspot on the ocean floor. The Big Island of Hawaii is home to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, where the world's most active volcano – Kilauea – can be found. Haleakala, one of the world's largest dormant volcanoes, is located at Haleakala National Park in Maui. And Oahu is home to Diamond Head, which was created as part of the Honolulu Volcanic Series. You can hike to the summit of Diamond Head on Oahu. On Maui, a drive to the summit of Haleakala for the dawn is highly recommended!
• The Majestic Waterfalls: Some of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world are found in Hawaii. With lush rainforest vegetation, waterfalls in Hawaii are perhaps one of the best reasons to visit these islands. For the best waterfalls, make sure to include Maui on your itinerary.
• The Beaches (of course!): With over 750 miles of shoreline and over 400 named beaches, all of which are open for the public, you are sure to find a beach in Hawaii that's perfect for you and your group. There are white sand beaches, yellow sand beaches, black sand beaches, red sand beaches, and even one green sand beach. And the beauty of each of them is unparalleled!
• The Food: Hawaiian cuisine is a beautiful tapestry of flavors and traditions. Oahu, known as The Gathering Place, is nothing short of a culinary paradise. In the past few years, Honolulu has emerged as one of the significant culinary meccas in the U.S. If your travels take you to Kauai, assemble an epic Hawaiian-style picnic at the island's famed sunshine markets. The island of Hawaii offers dining choices as diverse as its landscapes; remember to finish your meal with a cup of homegrown Kona coffee. Food festivals throughout the Hawaiian Islands showcase the local food scenes. Prestigious events like the Hawaii Food & Wine Festival and Kapalua Wine & Food Festival gather top-notch chefs from around Hawaii (and the world).
• The History & Culture: Hawaii is the center of culture and history for all of Polynesia. When in Honolulu, you can visit the Iolani Palace. It is the only royal palace in the United States of America, which was once the home to Hawaiian kings and queens. You can see the most extensive collection of artifacts and displays of ancient Hawaiian culture at the Bishop Museum. An hour's drive away is the Polynesian Culture Center. Immerse yourself in Polynesian cultures from far-flung places such as Tahiti, Samoa, Tonga, Fiji, Aotearoa (New Zealand) in addition to Hawaii. The Big Island is also home to some significant sites managed by the National Park Service. They preserve and interpret some of the most important cultural sites in Hawaiian culture like the Pu'uhonua o Honaunau National, Kaloko-Honokohau, and Pu'ukohola Heiau National Historical Parks.