Its popularity with honeymooners is renowned — with a wonderful range of sights, activities and accommodations in an absolutely gorgeous setting, it's easy to understand Hawaii's allure. If your idea of the perfect honeymoon is pure relaxation, Hawaii's resorts and beaches are second to none.

Conversely, if you like to keep busy, the opportunities for
exploration in Hawaii can keep you on the go every day - more
than can be said for most tropical island chains. Each island has
its own personality, so mixing and matching a couple is a great option.  Hawaii is also an easy, low stress place to honeymoon - while the landscape is truly exotic, the language, cuisine should be quite familiar.

There are six main islands in the archipelago. Which are right for you?

Locally, Maui is... Kauai is considered... While Hawaii earns... O'ahu is home to... Lanai, a former... Molokai, the least...

Reasons to choose the Hawaiian Islands: Activities for virtually every interest, world-class accommodations, beautiful beaches and scenery, relatively easy to get to, great tourism infrastructure.

Reasons to choose someplace else: If you really want to get off the beaten path, or if you are not beach or water sport people. If you've been there before and want something new.

MoonRings Signature Itineraries:

Essence of Hawaii 9 days - Kauai and Maui	The Opulent Island Explorer 15 days - Kauai, Maui and Hawaii (Big Island)
Adventures in Luxury 11 days - Kauai and the Big Island
The above sample itineraries are intended to provide a feel for what's possible.  All of our honeymoons are fully custom tailored.

Best suited for:
Those who enjoy a tropical environment. Those who want to mix unique activities with pampering and relaxation.

When to go:
Hawaii has good weather virtually year round. The most rainfall occurs between December and March, which also happens to be the high tourist season. The hottest months are generally June to October.

Accommodations:
Mostly large, resort-style hotels and condominiums. Limited number of bed & breakfasts.

Dining:
Wide range of food choices, from continental to Japanese. Seafood is generally delicious. Fresh pineapple, Kona coffee and macadamia nuts!

Special Activities:
Great water activities including, surfing, windsurfing, snorkeling, diving, sailing and whale-watching. Volcano treks, visits to secluded waterfalls and beaches, helicopter rides over Kauai.