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Island by Island: Where to Find Visitors Bureaus in Hawai‘i

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Planning a Hawaiian getaway? Whether you’re chasing waterfalls on Kaua‘i, hiking volcanoes on the Big Island, or soaking up sunsets on Maui, each island brings its own vibe—and its own visitors bureau to help you make the most of your time there.

Start with the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority for statewide inspiration, then use this breakdown to find local guides, island maps, and travel tips from each island’s dedicated tourism team.


Island of Oʻahu

AreaVisitors BureauWebsite
Statewide / OʻahuGo Hawai‘i (State Tourism Authority)gohawaii.com
Honolulu & WaikīkīO‘ahu Visitors Bureau (via Go Hawai‘i)gohawaii.com/islands/oahu

Island of Maui (includes Lāna‘i & Moloka‘i)

AreaVisitors BureauWebsite
MauiMaui Visitors Bureaugohawaii.com/islands/maui
Lāna‘iLāna‘i Visitors Bureaugohawaii.com/islands/lanai
Moloka‘iMoloka‘i Visitors Bureaugohawaii.com/islands/molokai

Island of Hawai‘i (Big Island)

AreaVisitors BureauWebsite
Hawai‘i IslandIsland of Hawai‘i Visitors Bureaugohawaii.com/islands/hawaii

Island of Kaua‘i

AreaVisitors BureauWebsite
Kaua‘iKaua‘i Visitors Bureaugohawaii.com/islands/kauai

Wrap-Up:

Hawai‘i may be a state, but each island feels like its own world—and planning with the help of local CVBs ensures you don’t miss what makes each one special. From road-to-Hāna tips to off-the-radar hikes, these visitors bureaus help you turn an island escape into a once-in-a-lifetime experience. For trip planning beyond Hawai‘i, be sure to check out the full 50 State Visitors Bureau List and build your next big adventure.

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