The Flag Circle is the most iconic and central place on campus. It features flags of the countries from which current students are attending. Since we have more countries than flag poles, they will rotate the flags every so often. The flags represent the diversity of students here at BYU–Hawaii, along with it's prophetic origins when President David O. McKay... Read More about Flag Circle

Lyman Museum and Mission House in Hilo, Hawaii, is a Smithsonian-affiliated museum that showcases Hawaiian history, culture, and natural heritage. The museum features exhibits on Hawaii’s volcanic origins, unique flora and fauna, and the diverse ethnic groups that shaped the islands. Visitors can also tour the historic Lyman Mission House, built in 1839, which offers insight into 19th-century missionary life.... Read More about Lyman Museum and Mission House

Experience the beauty and spirit of old Hawai‘i on horseback at Triple L Ranch Maui, nestled in the pristine, sacred lands above the Kanaio coastline on the southwest slopes of Haleakalā. Our guided horseback tours take you through breathtaking landscapes — from the rolling pastures of grazing cattle to native vegetation and ancient lava flows — with panoramic views of... Read More about Triple L Ranch Maui Horseback Tours

Waimea Valley is a nature preserve and cultural landmark on Oʻahu’s North Shore, deeply connected to Native Hawaiian history as a traditional puʻuhonua (place of refuge) and a center for cultural learning. Stroll through the 150-acre botanical garden, home to 3,000+ plant species, rare natives, and cultural sites offering hands-on activities from artisan crafts to Hawaiian games. Join a complimentary... Read More about Waimea Valley

Roberts Hawaii provides shore excursions, tours, historical tours, sustainability tours, airport ground transportation, school bus services and a 10% discount on tours when booking online.

The Maui Ocean Center is a public aquarium and oceanography center located in Maalaea, Hawaii, on the island of Maui. Opened on March 13, 1998, by Coral World International, the 3 acres facility is the largest living tropical reef aquarium in the Western Hemisphere with an amazing 3d immersive humpback whale experience.