Go from tropical rainforests to alpine meadows, and from black sand beaches to snowcapped mountains. Hawaii’s diverse landscape provides a paradise for the adventure-minded: snorkel and scuba dive off the Kona Coast, see molten lava flow from Kileauea in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, and stroll hand-in-hand down gold, black, and even green sand beaches. With opportunities to swim alongside dolphins and green sea turtles, the Big Island has romance waiting around every corner.

The oldest of the Hawaiian islands, Kauai’s natural beauty is unmatched. Here you can kayak down the Wailua River, one of the only navigable rivers in Hawaii; explore the Coconut Coast; hike up “The Grand Canyon of the Pacific,” Waimea Canyon; and snuggle close on secluded, white sand beaches. Romance and adventure are sure to flourish amongst the lush greenery and tropical plants of Kauai.

A common saying is “Maui no ka ‘oi,” or “Maui is the best,” and indeed, Maui is Hawaii’s most popular island. With experiences that include relaxing on and snorkeling from the shores of Big Beach, playing on championship golf courses, Humpback whale watching, and watching the sunrise from atop Haleakala Crater, it’s no wonder Maui is one of the world’s top honeymoon destinations.

Home to Honolulu, Waikiki Beach, and over 85% of the state’s population, Oahu is the most populous and developed island in Hawaii. Enjoy Honolulu’s vibrant nightlife, numerous cultural events, and numerous shops. Here you can visit the USS Arizona National Memorial at Pearl Harbor and the Iolani Palace, catch the perfect wave off the North Shore, and doze together on the beaches beneath the Koolau and Waianae mountain ranges.

Visiting Molokai is like traveling back to a simpler time. Quiet and rural, Molokai is the least developed and least touristed island in Hawaii. Here outdoor adventures are apart of life, and you can hike through the lush landscape of Halawa Valley and boat out to see the tallest see cliffs in the world. Watch the rose, coral, and blue sunset, keeping your eyes open for the legendary green flash when the sun touches the water.

Once the largest pineapple plantation in the world, Lanai is now home to two exclusive resorts and would be more aptly nicknamed “The Private Island.” Here you can tee up at championship gold courses, see dolphins, and hike up Munro Trail for views of the five neighboring islands. You will know Lanai is the ultimate destination for luxury, privacy, and romance when you stroll alone with the one you love on the moonlit beach.