12 dreamy photos to keep your Hawaii vacation dreams alive

Imagine waking up with the sun and starting your day here

You sleep in and still spend the day here.

Care for a beach all to yourself?

Hawaii has tons of small, hidden, empty beach — they are up to you to find.

The view from below is often better than the view from above

Because staring up at palm trees never gets old.

Speaking of below: go check it out

An entire oasis of silent beauty await you under the surface of Hawaii’s oceans.

Longing for a place to call home?

It’s not impossible to imagine moving to Hawaii [link].

Get a different perspective on the world

Drive to the summit of Haleakala and witness the sunrise.

When’s the last time your 10,000 steps looked like this?

A change of scenery is good for the spirit.

Welcome to actual paradise

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Hawaii is gaining more ground, literally

Kilauea’s continuous lava flow is creating more land as you read this, which means there’s even more Hawaii to go around.

Hawaii is friend to all foodies

And home of the poke bowl, luau, shave ice and more.

For all you surfers: yep this is real

You can find waves like this everywhere across the Islands.

All good things come to an end

In Hawaii, that end often looks just like this.

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Image credits: Justin Lam, Georgia de Lotz, Tim Gouw, Kvnga, Subtle Cinematics, Darren Lawrence, Brent Storm, Nicole Goulart, Susan Wilkinson, Rich Hay, Jeremy Bishop, Jack Ebnet

Need a hand with your next Maui vacation? Please contact the Sunny Maui Vacations team at info@sunnymauivacations.com or call 808-240-1311, ext. 21. We’ll find you the best vacation rental condo or rental home in South Maui and help you with any and all recommendations and activities across Maui.