OAHU
Waikiki Beach - Diamond Head

Waikiki is probably the first place people think of when Hawaii is mentioned. This hotel-crowded beach lies in the shadow of Diamond Head and is the mecca of night life on all the islands.

MAUI
Haleakala (House of the Sun)
At over 10,000 ft., Haleakala is Maui's tallest volcano and the largest dormant crater in the world. Covering a greater part of the island, the crater can hold all of Manhattan Island. To watch the sunrise from the summit is an experience to remember all your life.

For information on how to add your course to our booking roster, call Clif Council at 800 981-5512.

Click on the islands in the map above to find out more about the courses we feature and can book for you... at a discount.

To "play Paradise" is the dream of most of the world's golfers. In Hawaii, the fairways are lush and the season is summer all through the year.
With 99 golf courses, Hawaii offers diversity and challenge on whichever island you may play.

The Kapalua Plantation Course on Maui, host to the year's opening PGA Tour event, The Mercedes Tournament.

The Poipu Bay Course on Kauai is backed by lush emerald mountains and sculpted from a rolling plateau eight stories above the Pacific Ocean.

Add your Activity. Call Clif Council at 800 981-5512.


Water activities are among the most popular in Hawaii... sailing, swimming, surfing, snorkeling, scuba diving, fishing, paragliding, rafting. Every island features fun on and in the water in diversity and abundance.

But there's also plenty of land-based activities like hiking, horseback riding, ATV cavorting, and of course luaus. We joke that it's a state law for visitors to attend a luau.


Guest receives a lei in greeting at Maui's Feast at Lele.