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University of Hawai‘i Art Gallery
University of Hawai‘i Art Gallery At the University of Hawai’i Manoa, you will find 2 art galleries and the John Young Museum of Art, these fine art installment centers offering an excellent art education experience on the tropical islands. First founded in 1976, the John Young Museum of Art was created to further art education…
Nāhuku – Thurston Lava Tube
Nāhuku – Thurston Lava Tube Your group is not going to be disappointed in this stop, the Thurston Lava Tube, or Nahuku, providing one of the most Hawaii-unique geological experiences possible! This historical landmark is located in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, a 600-foot long subterranean cave formed by an ancient flowing lava river of 2000…
Senator Fong’s Plantation
Senator Fong’s Plantation Sitting on more than 700 acres of untainted tropical landscape your group will find Senator Fong’s Plantation, a can’t-miss garden hotspot sitting in Oahu’s Ko’olau Mountains. Here you will find groves of fruit and nut trees, plants, and flowers, the landscape ranging from 80 to 2,600 feet above sea level throughout. The…
Wet’n’Wild Hawaii
Wet’n’Wild Hawaii ’25 acres of every kind of swirling, churning, bubbling activity you can imagine, ranging from exciting water slides, swirling rapids, a wave pool so big you can body surf, and even a sedate inner-tubing river!’ – Hawaii Discount Welcome to Wet’n’Wild Hawaii, the only waterpark in the entire state of Hawaii! Formerly known…
Hawaii’s Plantation Village
Hawaii’s Plantation Village A visit to us opens a door to a time of true hospitality and cultural sharing that sprung from Hawaii’s plantation life. – Hawaii’s Plantation Village Welcome to Hawaii’s Plantation Village, the living history museum located in Waipahu, Hawaii. This historically accurate village and museum allows guests to ‘step back in time…
Field Trips to Take in Elkhart
It is likely that you may not have Elkhart County, Indiana, on your radar as a top spot for school field trips, but we are here to bring this lesser-known destination to light for teachers and group leaders. Elkhart Indiana is a place where culture and commerce combine, where a storied past meets a…
Fairwind Snorkel Cruise
Fairwind Snorkel Cruise Consistently voted #1 Best Snorkel Cruise on the Big Island by West Hawaii Today, Fairwind Snorkel Cruise has been impressing guests since 1971 and will undoubtedly continue to do so with your student group. With vessel accommodations for groups up to 106, Fairwind Snorkel Cruise services provide top-rated snorkel tours and cruises…
Honolulu Museum of Art
Honolulu Museum of Art A unique gathering place where art, history, culture, and education converge, right in the heart of Honolulu. Whether you’re exploring our galleries, catching a film, or reawakening your love of art through a class, HoMA strives to be a vital part of Hawai‘i’s cultural landscape. Welcome to the Honolulu Museum of…
Kona Whale Watch Cruise
Kona Whale Watch Cruise An experience with Body Glove Ocean Adventures on the Big Island is always an exciting and unforgettable affair, especially when it comes to the Kona Whale Watch Cruise! This cruise will allow your group to ‘hear singing humpback whales through underwater hydrophones… and see spinner dolphins, pilot and sperm whales, manta…
Battleship Missouri Memorial
Battleship Missouri Memorial USS Missouri is the site where World War II formally ended; it is our primary artifact; it is the place we work and explore, it is an obligation to future generations, it is an inspiration to millions of visitors; it is quite simply America’s Battleship Missouri. – USSMissouri Save plenty of time to explore the…
Akaka Falls State Park
Akaka Falls State Park Just 11 miles north of Hilo you will find a true tropical paradise within paradise, the Akaka Falls Park. The pièce de résistance of this park is the 442-foot scenic waterfall that is the namesake of the park, Akaka Falls. Akaka means ‘split, separation, or crack’ in Hawaiian, a name that…
Hawaii State Capitol
Hawaii State Capitol During your Oahu adventure be sure to save plenty of time to stop at the Hawaii State Capitol, the official statehouse of Hawaii that is located in downtown Honolulu in Oahu. This grand 1960s building was first commissioned by John A. Burns, the second governor of Hawaii, in 1969. The building replaced…
