Seniors can soak up some vitamin D at the various beaches throughout the islands of Hawaii by basking in the sun, or enjoying various beach activities. There are an abundance of activities to accommodate seniors from all walks of life, and with varying levels of fitness. Surfing, scuba diving and paddle boarding require more stamina and skill, while kayaking and snorkeling are equally as enjoyable and require less energy exertion.
Island cruises are a favorite among seniors because they are economical and convenient and provide opportunities for entertainment, to socialize and, most importantly, to enjoy the scenery of all of the islands. If you'd prefer to keep two feet on the ground, hikes and guided trips through the famed rainforests of Hawaii are perfect for wildlife enthusiasts. Senior discounts are often available for many of the guided tours that are offered throughout the islands of Hawaii.
The battleship USS Arizona, as well as other historic vessels from World War II such as USS Missouri and USS Bowfin, make Pearl Harbor one of Hawaii's most popular visitor attractions. Tours of Hawaii's famous tropical fruit plantations are also a great way to enjoy the local sights and sounds. The more daredevil seniors can take a jaunt through Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park to see volcanic rock and magma up close and personal.
Attending an elaborate Hawaiian party, often referred to as a "luau," is an ideal way to be immersed in Hawaiian culture. Seniors can celebrate festivities and be entertained by the local hula and fire dancers while also tasting local delicacies. Food trips are another way to expose your palate to the mix fresh local cuisine that the Hawaii has to offer. Get a taste of Filipino adobo, Japanese sushi, and fresh shaved ice before you conclude your Hawaii extravaganza.
