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Blue Hawaiian Helicopters
While there are several reputable helicopter companies on the Big Island, Blue Hawaiian Helicopters is the most popular. You can sign on for a fifty-minute flight, though most people opt for the two-hour tour, which covers most of the island,...
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Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park
Plan on a full day to visit Kilauea, the Big Island’s active volcano and the centerpiece of the 359-square-mile Volcanoes National Park. It is the most visited attraction in all of Hawaii, drawing about two million people annually. The current...
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Mandara Spa
The Marriott’s Mandara Spa is a 5,750-square-foot, two-level structure that fronts the hotel’s main swimming pool. It has seven treatment rooms and a menu of Balinese- and Hawaiian-inspired treatments, as well as a full-service hair, makeup and nail salon.
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Mauna Kea Summit
Open every day of the year from 9 am until 10 pm, the Mauna Kea Visitor’s Station during an evening visit will be an adventurous highlight of your Big Island stay. Mauna Kea – with its low humidity, dark skies...
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Spa Without Walls
Keeping with its name, everything at the Spa Without Walls is open air or ocean-oriented, including ten outdoor waterfall treatment huts, five more right on the beach and, when the weather is chilly, three indoors. Just walking through the tropical...
Hawaii - Big Island

With four national recreation areas, an active volcano, an astronomy center, petroglyph hikes, golf courses, spas, and every ocean water sport, you won’t have to settle for sun and a good book on the Big Island. The more pressing issue comes in trying to do too much. Indagare members can contact our Bookings Team for help with trip planning, including customized recommendations and itineraries.
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Consider combining your trip with one of these destinations.
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Maui
The second largest of the Hawaiian Islands and home to hillside mansions, Maui takes your breath away with its gorgeous vistas, silky white sand beaches and incredible sunrises, which were said to have enthralled and inspired writers like Mark Twain.
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Kauai
Kauai is Hawaii’s oldest island. Its nickname, the Garden Isle, scarcely does justice to its wilds: with a tropical air, ample rainfall, taro fields, a jumble of jagged peaks and rushing waterfalls, Kauai will seemingly never be tamed.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles has always been a crucible for new ideas in the arts, design and lifestyle, and with one third of California’s population living in the metropolitan area’s 4,850 square miles (and speaking 220 languages, from Khmer to Russian), this...