62 Hawaii Coloring Pages

Get ready to explore the beauty of the islands with these free Hawaii coloring pages that are all printable as PDF files! From sandy beaches and palm trees to hula dancers, surfboards, volcanoes, and tropical flowers, these coloring sheets bring the Aloha spirit right to your home. Kids and adults alike can enjoy coloring Hawaiian traditions, sea life, and iconic island scenes.

On this page, you’ll find a wide mix of coloring sheets: Hawaiian landscapes, tiki statues, hibiscus flowers, ukuleles, sea turtles, dolphins, and even surfers catching a big wave. Whether you’re teaching kids about Hawaii, planning a luau party, or just want to relax with tropical-themed art, these printables are perfect.

hawaii flag coloring page — Hawaii Flag Coloring Page

cute hawaii coloring page — Cute Hawaii Coloring Page

How to Use the Hawaii Coloring Sheets

To use these free coloring pages, simply click on any of the images or links below. A PDF file will open in a new tab, and from there you can print or download the printable PDF coloring sheet. You can also upload them to a tablet and color digitally.

All of the coloring sheets are designed on standard US letter size paper, but they also print well on A4 paper. Just grab your crayons, markers, or colored pencils, and start bringing Hawaii to life with bright island colors.

hawaii coloring pages — Hawaii Coloring Pages

hawaiian coloring pages — Hawaiian Coloring Pages

hawaiian shirt coloring page — Hawaiian Shirt Coloring Page

hello kitty hawaii coloring page — Hello Kitty Hawaii Coloring Page

hawaii coloring pages for adults — Hawaii Coloring Pages For Adults

disney hawaii coloring page — Disney Hawaii Coloring Page

hawaiian surfboard coloring pages — Hawaiian Surfboard Coloring Pages

hawaiian christmas coloring pages — Hawaiian Christmas Coloring Pages

hawaiian stitch coloring pages — Hawaiian Stitch Coloring Pages

hawaiian christmas coloring page — Hawaiian Christmas Coloring Page

hawaiian fish coloring pages — Hawaiian Fish Coloring Pages

hawaiian aloha coloring pages — Hawaiian Aloha Coloring Pages

hawaii state tree coloring page — Hawaii State Tree Coloring Page

hawaiian tiki coloring page — Hawaiian Tiki Coloring Page

hawaii coloring pages kindergarten — Hawaii Coloring Pages Kindergarten

hawaiian goose coloring pages — Hawaiian Goose Coloring Pages

hawaii barbie coloring pages — Hawaii Barbie Coloring Pages

hawaii turtle coloring pages — Hawaii Turtle Coloring Pages

hawaiian santa coloring pages — Hawaiian Santa Coloring Pages

state seal of hawaii coloring page — State Seal Of Hawaii Coloring Page

mele kalikimaka hawaiian christmas coloring pages — Mele Kalikimaka Hawaiian Christmas Coloring Pages

greetings from hawaii coloring page — Greetings From Hawaii Coloring Page

Hula dancer with grass skirt — Hula Dancer With Grass Skirt

Surfboards standing in sand — Surfboards Standing In Sand

Tropical fish swimming in ocean — Tropical Fish Swimming In Ocean

Hawaiian lei of flowers — Hawaiian Lei Of Flowers

Sea turtle near coral reef — Sea Turtle Near Coral Reef

Ukulele player on the beach — Ukulele Player On The Beach

Sunset over Hawaiian islands — Sunset Over Hawaiian Islands

Hibiscus flower coloring page — Hibiscus Flower Coloring Page 1

Surfer riding a big wave — Surfer Riding A Big Wave 1

Traditional Hawaiian canoe — Traditional Hawaiian Canoe

Dolphins jumping in ocean — Dolphins Jumping In Ocean

Pineapple coloring sheet — Pineapple Coloring Sheet 1

Hawaiian luau feast table — Hawaiian Luau Feast Table

Whale tail above water — Whale Tail Above Water

Parrots in tropical trees — Parrots In Tropical Trees

Shaved ice stand in Hawaii — Shaved Ice Stand In Hawaii

Hawaiian tiki mask design — Hawaiian Tiki Mask Design

Hula dancers for coloring — Hula Dancers For Coloring

Sea shells on the beach — Sea Shells On The Beach

Hawaiian rainbow over mountains — Hawaiian Rainbow Over Mountains

Hibiscus and plumeria flowers — Hibiscus And Plumeria Flowers

Island hut with palm leaves — Island Hut With Palm Leaves

Hawaiian surfing coloring page — Hawaiian Surfing Coloring Page

Lava flow into the sea — Lava Flow Into The Sea

Kids building sandcastle in Hawaii — Kids Building Sandcastle In Hawaii

Coloring sheet of Hawaiian drum — Coloring Sheet Of Hawaiian Drum

Seahorse in tropical waters — Seahorse In Tropical Waters

Hula girl with ukulele — Hula Girl With Ukulele

Coconut tree by ocean — Coconut Tree By Ocean

Volcano National Park scene — Volcano National Park Scene

Hawaiian canoe on the waves — Hawaiian Canoe On The Waves

Parrot and pineapple together — Parrot And Pineapple Together

Luau fire dancer coloring page — Luau Fire Dancer Coloring Page

Starfish on sandy shore — Starfish On Sandy Shore

Hawaiian islands map outline — Hawaiian Islands Map Outline

Surfer with tiki torches — Surfer With Tiki Torches

Hawaiian flower garland coloring page — Hawaiian Flower Garland Coloring Page

Beautiful beach for coloring — Beautiful Beach For Coloring

Fun Things To Do With Your Hawaii Coloring Pages

1. Create a Hawaiian Garland

After coloring tropical flowers like hibiscus or plumeria, cut them out and use a hole punch at the center. String them together with yarn or ribbon to make a Hawaiian lei or garland. Kids can wear their handmade leis during a luau-themed party or hang them as room decorations.

2. Build a Surfboard Wall Display

Color and cut out the surfboard-themed coloring sheets. Once done, glue them onto cardboard for sturdiness. Arrange the surfboards on a wall or bulletin board to look like a surf shack display. This project is great for classrooms learning about Hawaii’s surf culture.

3. Turn Pages Into Luau Party Decorations

Use the tiki, palm tree, or hula dancer coloring sheets as party decorations. After coloring, mount them onto colorful construction paper and tape them to the walls for a Hawaiian party vibe. You can also laminate them so they last for multiple events.

4. Make a Hawaiian Postcard Set

Fold a piece of cardstock in half, then glue your favorite colored Hawaii pages to the front. Write a fun message inside like “Aloha from Hawaii!” This makes a perfect classroom writing activity or a keepsake for grandparents and friends.

5. Ocean-Themed Mobile

Choose sea life pages such as dolphins, turtles, or fish. Color and cut them out, then attach each one to string. Tie the strings to a hanger or stick to create a hanging ocean mobile. This works well as a decoration for a child’s room or as a classroom craft.

6. Design a Volcano Diorama

Take the volcano coloring sheet and use it as the background for a shoebox diorama. Add cotton balls for smoke and tissue paper for lava flowing down. Place small cut-out palm trees or animals around the volcano scene. It’s a fun way to mix art with science.

7. Hawaiian Memory Game

Print two copies of several small coloring pages like flowers, surfboards, or ukuleles. After coloring, cut them into squares and use them as cards for a memory-matching game. Kids will have fun finding pairs while learning about Hawaiian objects.

8. Create a Luau Table Centerpiece

Color Hawaiian flowers, coconuts, and pineapples, then cut them out and tape them onto skewers or straws. Stick them into a foam block or a small vase filled with sand. This makes a tropical table centerpiece perfect for parties.

9. Make a Storybook About Hawaii

Staple several completed coloring sheets together to form a mini book. Kids can write a short sentence or fun fact about each page, like “This is a hula dancer. Hula is a Hawaiian dance.” This turns coloring time into a learning activity.

10. Hawaiian Masks

Choose tiki or hula-themed coloring pages. After coloring, cut out the design and attach elastic string to make wearable masks. These can be used for pretend play, costume parties, or classroom skits about Hawaiian culture.

11. Surfboard Bookmark

Print smaller surfboard coloring sheets, color them, and laminate for durability. Cut them into bookmark shapes and punch a hole at the top to add ribbon. These make fun Hawaiian-themed bookmarks for summer reading.

12. Ocean Scene Collage

Cut out different sea animals from your coloring sheets, such as turtles, dolphins, and fish. Glue them onto a blue poster board to create a giant underwater Hawaiian ocean scene. Kids can work together to make one big classroom mural.

13. Hawaiian Shadow Puppets

Attach colored tiki statues, palm trees, or island animals to popsicle sticks. Shine a flashlight on a wall to use them as shadow puppets. Kids can put on a Hawaiian-themed puppet show using their creations.

14. Tropical Coasters

After coloring Hawaiian flower or ocean designs, laminate the sheets and cut them into squares. These can be used as drink coasters at a summer party or luau. They’re both fun and practical.

15. Classroom Bulletin Board Theme

Teachers can have students color different Hawaiian-themed pages and then pin them to a bulletin board. Add a title like “Aloha from Our Class!” and decorate with sandpaper for the beach or tissue paper for flowers. It makes a bright, cheerful classroom display.