But it could also mean "something for everyone." Foodies, discover hot new flavors. Trend spotters, shop till you drop. History buffs, tour Pearl Harbor. Swimmers, surfers, snorklers and SUP-ers, play in our warm waters.

No plans? No worries. Go holoholo (out for the fun). On Maui, you can take your days as they come, and plan your adventures spontaneously. The journey is the destination.

Hawaii may be the "Big Island," but you could drive through all of it in as little as two days. You won't want to rush it though; the longer you stay here, the more you will uncover Hawaii Island's many secrets and surprises.

By law, a building in Kauai is not allowed to be taller than a coconut tree. Here, you can get as far away as possible from digital screens and mid-day meetings.