In my last article, we have visited the top attractions in Oahu, Maui and Big Island. I am sure that by now, you have realized what kind of potentials that Hawaii has to offer. In this article, we are going to delve deeper into the Big Island and Kauai to find more fun activities that we can do over there. If you enjoy adventure, then prepare your backpack and put your best smile on.

Delving into Hawaii forest and trail of the Big Island (Big Island): If you are a nature-lover, you have come to the right place to visit the Big Island. It has a lot of natural wonders to offer from the magnificent valleys of the rain forest to the amazing hidden lava tunnels. Before you embark on this journey, please make sure you hire a well-trained guide to maximize your enjoyment.

Exploring the Puuhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park (Big Island): If you are into ancient civilization and enjoy watching the history channel, then a trip down the Puuhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park will probably be a blast for you. Here, you will be able to explore this ancient "city of refuge" that is still being guarded by ancient totems of the past. Thanks to the excavations and restorations efforts by the government, we are still able to explore this fun sanctuary city.

Visiting Kauai's Na Pali Coast State Park (Kauai): To enjoy this majestic 22 mile stretch of coastline at the Northwest shore of Kauai, you will have to hike, sail by, or fly over it. You can choose either one that you are most comfortable with. At the end, I am sure you will be pleased with all the efforts that you have done so far.

Dropping by the Allerton & Mc Bryde Gardens (Kauai): If you want to know what kind of botanical beauty that Hawaii has to offer, it's better to drop by the Allerton & Mc Bryde Gardens in Kauai. You will be amazed with the variety of tropical botanical beauty that you will find there. It's better to visit the more organized Allerton Garden first, then if you still want more, go visit its neighboring sister garden.

Learning to surf (Kauai): It's not complete to visit Hawaii without learning how to conquer the waves and believe me, it's not that hard. To learn how to surf, the fastest way is to register at one of good surfing schools located all around Hawaii. On Kauai, you can learn at the Margo Oberg Surf School, and within 2 hours, you will be able to surf quite comfortably.

Observing Hawaii from above (Big Island and Kauai): With the introduction of modern aviation machineries into Hawaii, we can finally enjoy the breathtaking view of all the Hawaiian islands conveniently from above. Aboard a helicopter, you will be able to see different perspective of Hawaii from above. In addition, you will be able to access parts of the islands such as isolated mountain peaks and rumbling volcanoes that can not be easily reached via land.