On a Hawaiian trip, you have a lot of options for what to do. You may go to something sad and historic like Pearl Harbor, something exciting like North Shore shark tours, or something naturally beautiful like the rainforest. But, in addition to all of that, be sure you get out on the water in a boat. 

The islands' uniqueness stems from their proximity to the sea, and the only way to really appreciate it is to be out on the water. While you're there, you may view marine life (including sharks), surf strong waves, and explore the shoreline from a unique perspective. It's a fun recreation for the whole family.

Hawaii is well-known for its stunning sunsets, and if you enjoy the painted sky, you won't be disappointed. Depending on the season, you can schedule a boat cruise in the late afternoon or early evening to be out as the sunsets. It's a great pastime for families or parties, and if you're visiting the island for business, corporate groups like boat cruises for socializing. 

Consider chartering a private excursion if your family or party is large enough. It will follow your instructions and take you to all of the places you want to visit. It also allows you to determine the tempo, and you may pick between a leisurely and a fast-paced encounter.

It's a fantastic time to go whale watching on Oahu between December and April. Humpback whales travel to the warm waters off the coast of Oahu to give birth and avoid the harsh winters up north. There is no better manner to see these magnificent creatures up close than to be out on the river at the proper time of year. 

Bring your camera since there will be lots of possibilities for photos on each trip. You can discuss the optimum times of day to watch the most activity with your tour operator. However, if you travel at the proper time of year, you have a decent chance of witnessing a lot of activity.