Instagram was made for Hawaii. Waterfalls, colorful fish, vivid rainbows, amazing food … just smile, post and tag #ShareTheAloha.
For those #nofilter photos that look too good to be true, visit the following locations:
For that classic tropical vacation photo, the one with the palm trees on the beach and multi-hued sun dipping into the ocean, visit Waikiki Beach at sunset.
This is the lighthouse from the movie 50 First Dates. The red dome of the lighthouse, juxtaposed with the indigo blue Pacific Ocean, will create a lust-worthy photo.
Put your panoramic feature to good use at the top of the Lanikai Pillboxes hike. It has the most stunning view of the ocean, the Mokulua Islands, and the city below. Then stroll to the nearby white sand beach for that classic tropical selfie.
Deep valley gorges, red earth, and an expanse that is awe-inspiring. What more could you want in your photo? Include friends, family and yourself to show the majestic scale.
You will discover many hidden sea caves as you sail along the Napali Coast. These caves are perfect for taking a shot of the ever changing colors and conditions of the coast.
Take a photo of a gushing waterfall nestled in the most amazing greenery as you hover from above in a helicopter. Now you have your own souvenir from “Jurassic Park.”
There are so many opportunities to take a stunning photo of the incredible scenery on the Road to Hana. You can photograph surfers riding waves at Hookipa lookout and share a picture of the black sand beach at Waianapanapa State Park with your followers. Also on the road to Hana, the Seven Sacred Pools has tier after tier of waterfalls that eventually lead to a pool. The pool is located in an amazing rainforest and surrounded by serene bamboo trees.
Video or livestream water shooting out of the Nakalele blowhole here, but be careful not to slip and fall on the rocks. Behind the blowhole, your inner romantic can search for the instagram-famous heart shaped puka (hole) in a rock.
Sunrise, mid-day or sunset, whenever you choose, visit Haleakala. It will be be gorgeous. Be prepared to see the sun glowing brightly atop rugged craters and a dormant volcano.
Take a photo of yourself at 13,000 feet, above the clouds! Be sure to also take a few shots of the unreal, pillowy clouds at an altitude that makes them seem close enough to touch.
How often do you get to hike an active volcano? Here, you can see and photograph molten hot lava from a safe distance.