3. Maui, Hawaii
This is the second-biggest Hawaiian island and is also a real tropical paradise that draws thousands of visitors from all across the globe every year. Just say Hawaii once, and you already hear the sound of the ocean and feel its cool breeze across your skin.
Watch the gorgeous sunrise or go out surfing; Maui has many activities for you. Its coast is one of the most beautiful in the entire world and has many unique features. One of these is Wai’anapanapa State Park. This park is the home of those famous black-sand beaches that you have seen in many pictures and on postcards.
If you want to go on a scenic road trip, don’t miss the “Road to Hana.” The name sounds mystical, and we can assure you that the trip will also be an unforgettable experience. Those traveling along Maui’s stunning shoreline will see about 600 curves, more than 50 bridges, and 60 waterfalls that surround the island’s eastern side.
The Pipiwai Trail is perfect for anyone who is up for some hiking. You will see wonderful waterfalls and go through a bamboo forest until you get to Iao Valley State Park. If you want something easier, try the Kapalua Coastal Trail.
