Waikiki Monarch Hotel, Honolulu

If you're a history enthusiast, visiting Pearl Harbor makes for the perfect start to day two. The families and kids learn about the tragic events & American bravery that happened on December 7, 1941. Guests need to book tickets in advance for the famous USS Arizona Memorial and Battleship Missouri. Continue the day with a hike to Koko Crater, having the best scenic views as you reach the summit. Travelers find the panoramic views of the Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve and Diamond Head State Monument very thrilling after completing a 1.6-mile round-trip hike to the top. Hanauma Bay has the best crescent of golden sands meeting the azure blue waters of the Pacific Ocean. Snorkelling is a popular activity, and the presence of an ancient coral reef.

It's day three, after having a scrumptious breakfast at the hotel, take up the scenic drive to Tantalus Drive, with million-dollar homes of Honolulu, and ending up at Diamond Head. Manoa Falls are impressive, along with the easy-going 1.6-mile trail that takes hikers through a pretty forest. Travelers, while being on Highway 72, enjoy the views at Lanai Lookout just like the Bixby Bridge on California's Pacific Coast Highway. The road trip continues to Sandy Beach while checking out the Halona Blowhole Lookout & Cockroach Cove on the way. Sandy Beach has turquoise waters and golden sands meeting each other. Makapu'u Point Lighthouse Trail is hailed as one of the best hikes in Hawaii before you reach Waimanalo Beach. This beach is good for surfing and swimming for all ages.

Popular for being the 'Rural Region' of Hawaii, on the final day, travel to Pali Coast on the most expensive interstate highway (H3) ever built. Lanikai Beach has abundant palm trees and is one of the prettiest beaches along the North Coast. Enjoy the food and drinks at Kailua, and if you have time, visit the Kualoa Regional Park before returning to your hotel. Later, the guests can check out of Waikiki Monarch Hotel to catch their flights home.