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The beautiful and unique landscape of coastal Oahu, Hawaii and the Kualoa Ranch where Jurassic Park was filmed as shot from an altitude of about 1000 feet over the Pacific Ocean.
Image of coastal Oahu, Hawaii and the Kualoa Ranch where Jurassic Park was filmed as shot from an altitude of about 1000 feet over the Pacific Ocean.

Hawaii Summer Programs for Teens

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Maui Recovery

As relief efforts are underway due to the tragic and extensive damage caused by wildfires in Maui, we wanted to share that Westcoast Connection has made a donation to SBP, a national disaster recovery and resilience organization that we’ve volunteered with in the past, dedicated to shrinking the time between disaster and recovery. If you too would like to donate, please visit SBP. For those looking at these programs for summer 2024, please rest assured that we will modify our itineraries as needed in the coming months.

About Hawaii Summer Programs

Wake up in paradise. There’s no doubt that Hawaii is a dream destination for just about everyone. There are so many reasons why many people visit Hawaii every year. The beautiful natural landscape, friendly people, watersports, and unique culture make for an experience you’ll never forget. Why not experience it for yourself on one of our Hawaii teen tours or summer community service programs?

The Hawaiian people are some of the most kind and welcoming in the world and will have you feeling like a part of their ‘Ohana’ in no time. Part of your teen travel adventure will be getting the chance to learn about Hawaiian traditions and gain a true appreciation of their culture. You’ll also have plenty of time to chill on the beautiful beaches, snorkel and SCUBA dive, and explore the beautiful island landscapes of Maui, Oahu, Kauai or the Big Island.

Fast Facts

  • Hawaii is home to 1.4 million people.
  • Hawaii was the first state to ban plastic bags, back in 2015.
  • On the island of Kauai, no building can be taller than a palm tree (by law).
  • In Hawaii, it is considered rude to refuse a lei flower offered to you by someone else.