The 15 Best Beaches in Maui For Families
Maui has become one of the most popular beach vacation destinations in the United States but where are the best beaches in Maui? Once again, Trekaroo has done the hard …
Maui has become one of the most popular beach vacation destinations in the United States but where are the best beaches in Maui? Once again, Trekaroo has done the hard …
So many of us dream of a Maui vacation but what are the best Maui Resorts for families? Trekaroo has scoured the island, from Kapalua to Wailea, and everywhere in …
Are you looking for the best snorkeling in Hawaii for families? We share the best places to snorkel on Hawaii, Maui, Oahu, and Kauai.
Has your family been dreaming of a vacation on the island of Maui? This tropical paradise has been luring mainlanders across the Pacific with visions of palm trees and sunset …
There is no other state in the nation quite like Hawaii. Our 50th state is truly one of the most beautiful spots on the planet with dramatic geography dominated by volcanoes, palm trees, and pristine beaches.
Want to escape the cold? Visit one of these winter beach destinations for a slice of mid-winter paradise.
We’ve scoured the web and polled expert family travelers on their top beaches for families. Read on for our top picks to visit in 2015.
Can you imagine traveling 10,000 miles just to give birth? Gray whales do it every year. After spending the summer in the Arctic, the whales embark on an epic migration as they travel from Alaska’s Bering Sea to Baja California’s breeding lagoons. As they skirt the North American coastline, us humans hop on boats, kayaks, and peer over cliff’s edge in hopes of catching a glimpse of these peaceful creatures on their incredible journey. We bring our kids with hope that they will join us in collective awe and respect for nature, learning more in two hours on that boat than they could during a week’s worth of science classes. Plus, it’s fun! Ready to go whale watching with kids but don’t know where to start? Trekaroo to the rescue!
There are few places on the planet more isolated or biologically diverse than the Hawaiian Islands. The islands were built by volcanic activity and the very volcanoes that formed the islands still dominate the landscape.