When you're in Hawaii, visit the mainstay sites, for sure. But don't forget to sprinkle some hidden gems into your vacation. The Hawaii Visitors Bureau reveals these 8 -- pick a few and add them to your itinerary!

Island of Hawaii

• For quaint boutiques, lively restaurants and lots of outdoor recreation, visit Hawi on the northernmost tip
• In Hilo you'll find multiethnic comfort food, Hawaii's largest farmer's market, waterfalls and the rainforest

Oahu

• Haleiwa on the North Shore is where you'll find surf culture, art galleries and restaurants all in plantation-era buildings
• For an eclectic and walkable neighborhood, visit Kaimuki for its bakeries, healthy cafes, and trendy brewpubs and eateries

Kauai

• Visit Koloa to see restored vintage storefronts and get a feel for the sugar plantation past. While you're there, hike to Koloa Heritage Trail for the area's cultural sites
• Hanapepe is "Kauai's Biggest Little Town" and is popular for its local restaurants and artisan galleries

Maui

• On the west slope of Haleakala, Kula is a beautiful farming district where you can tour a dairy, distillery, winery and lavender farm
• Head over to Wailuku to live and eat like a local with its small-town eateries, bakeries, bistros and coffee shops

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