Forget finding out which Harry Potter character you are, or what flavored lip gloss you’d be (Hagrid and lemon-lime, thank you for asking), let’s get into the real stuff: which Hawaiian Island you should visit. All the islands are great in their own way, but you may just be a little more suited to one. Find your island match and start planning the perfect vaycay.
Which Hawaiian Island Should You Visit?
1. What kind of scenery makes your jaw drop?
A. Dramatic cliffs and waterfalls everywhere.
B. Volcanoes, lava fields, and mountains that touch the sky.
C. Urban skyline with beaches right around the corner.
D. Perfect, swimmable beaches with a few iconic hikes.
2. How do you feel about driving?
A. Only short drives, please. I want to hike most of the time.
B. Bring it on – I like long scenic routes.
C. Ew. That’s why Uber exists (I don’t mind a walk around the city though).
D. I can drive, but I don’t want anything extreme. Just scenic roads, thanks.
3. What’s your ideal weather?
A. Green, lush, sometimes rainy. Makes the scenery pop.
B. Hot, dry, maybe even snowy at the top of the mountain. Extreme is fine.
C. Balanced, mostly sunny, with some tropical showers.
D. Warm, sunny, not too wet, perfect beach conditions.
4. How much do crowds stress you out?
A. Majorly. I like solitude and nature ruling the day.
B. I can handle a few people. Most of the time I’m alone on the trails anyway.
C. Not at all. Give me city energy and action.
D. I want people around, but not overwhelming crowds. Comfortable balance.
5. What kind of adventurer are you after?
A. Hiking, hidden waterfalls, secret coves.
B. Volcanoes, lava tubes, maybe a drive across multiple climate zones.
C. Surfing legendary waves, nightlife, shopping, history.
D. Road trips, snorkeling, scenic drives – a little of everything without overdoing it.
6. How important is luxury and convenience?
A. Not important at all. Roughing it is fine.
B. Low priority – bring food and water, I’ll handle the rest.
C. Very important. Hotels, restaurants, and easy access matter.
D. Somewhat important. I like comfort, but nature is still key.
7. What kind of beaches do you like?
A. Rugged, dramatic, sometimes rocky, hidden gems.
B. All types – black, green, white – variety is thrilling.
C. Wide, iconic, easy to access from the city.
D. Soft sand, great snorkeling, picture-perfect, easy to get to.
8. How much nightlife or city energy do you want?
A. Zero. Darkness, frogs, stars only.
B. Minimal – focus is on the outdoors.
C. Lots. I want bars, restaurants, cultural experiences.
D. Moderate – a night out is fun, but I’m here for the scenery too.
9. How far are you willing to stray from touristy areas?
A. Far. The more remote, the better.
B. Far, but some convenience along the way is okay.
C. Not far. I want things within reach.
D. Moderate. I like variety but don’t want to get lost.
10. Pick a vibe for your Hawaiian trip:
A. Raw, untouched, mysterious.
B. Extreme, epic, larger-than-life.
C. Iconic, lively, accessible.
D. Balanced, scenic, postcard-perfect.
Scoring / Results
- Mostly A’s → Kaua‘i: The Garden Isle. Lush, dramatic, and unspoiled. You want nature to be in charge.
- Mostly B’s → Big Island: Extreme adventure awaits. Volcanoes, lava, snow – this is for the explorers.
- Mostly C’s → O‘ahu: City and surf in one. Iconic beaches, nightlife, and convenience. You like options.
- Mostly D’s → Maui: The polished middle child. Scenic drives, perfect beaches, and a little bit of luxury without losing the nature.
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