Hawaii is a magical land that offers plethora of opportunities to those seeking adventure.
White sandy beaches, warm sea breezes and tropical landscapes abound.
There’s something for everyone in the Aloha:

Whether your interests include climbing volcanoes, surfing the gnarly waves, snorkeling with the fishes, or just relaxing on one of the many beautiful beaches: Hawaii is the most restful place on earth. It is safe, affordable accommodations abound: the best from budget to deluxe and the activities are perfect from beaches to shopping to golf and much more, with great restaurants to pick from.

Six different islands in Hawaii are open to the tourists. For the first timers planning a trip to one or more of these islands this write up might prove to be of some help in whetting some of your many queries. Hawaiian Airlines, Aloha Airlines, or Island Air caters to all the inter-island flights. For getting the best deals on flights one can either look up the websites or contact the mainland flight company.

Oahu: - the hub of Hawaii transportation.

Known as "The Gathering Place," Oahu is perhaps the most popular of the Hawaiian Islands. Oahu offers a lot of things to see and do and has all the ingredients for an unforgettable experience.

Things to see and do on Oahu:

ALOHA TOWER-Honolulu's familiar landmark offers an excellent view of the harbor area.

AQUARIUM-on Kalakaua Avenue across from Kapiolani Park at Waikiki, contains brilliantly colored tropical fish.

BEACHES- for swimming, surfing, fishing, or a picnic.

BISHOP MUSEUM AND PLANETARIUM-at 1525 Bernice Street, BLOW HOLE-near Koko Head, BYODO-IN TEMPLE-Japan's 900 year old architectural treasure is duplicated in exact detail at the Valley of the Temples Memorial Park, beneath the majestic cliffs of the Koolau mountains.

CASTLE PARK-Hawaii's first theme park, this famous entertainment center is adjacent to Aloha Stadium

CHINATOWN: this section of downtown Honolulu is an exciting blend of shops, restaurants and markets

DIAMOND HEAD- bounds Waikiki Beach on the south, an extinct volcano.

FOSTER BOTANIC GARDEN- a remarkable botanic, IOLANI PALACE-only throne room under the American flag, PEARL HARBOR, NUUANU PALI, PARADISE PARK-situated in Manoa Valley, POLYNESIAN CULTURAL CENTER AT LAIE, QUEEN EMMA SUMMER PALACE, ROYAL MAUSOLEUM, SACRED FALLS, and WAIMEA FALLS PARK etc.

The next on the travelogue is Maui:

The “Valley Isle" of Maui has emerged as an acclaimed destination for elegant resort living. Fishing, Windsurfing, and Golfing at Wailea, Snorkeling at Molokini, etc are among the many sporting opportunities that this island of white sand beaches offers.

Things to see and do on Maui:

While on Maui, a must-see attraction for the entire family is Ulalena, (Ulalena is a critically acclaimed production featuring live Hawaiian music and dance); The MAUI OCEAN Center, BALDWIN HOME, BANYAN TREE-planted in 1873, this magnificent tree is said to be the largest banyan tree in all Hawaii. HALE HOIKEIKE-historical Society Museum in old Bailey Mission Home, built in 1841. HALEAKALA NATIONAL PARK; HALE PAAHAO- an old jail; HALEKII HEIAU-ancient temples of worship, sacrifice and refuge, ordered destroyed by King Kamehameha; K IAO VALLEY; KAAHUMANU CHURCH-oldest Congressional Hawaiian Church of central Maui, KAANAPALI-one of the top resort areas, situated along three miles of golden sand beach with a misty mountain backdrop; KAIWALOA HEIAU; KANAHA BIRD SANCTUARY; KAUMAHINA PARK, MAUI ZOOLOGICAL & BOTANIC gardens; OHE'O STREAM (seven pools), TEDESCHI WINERY, WAIANAPANAPA CAVES; LAHAINA, WAILEA-a resort area between Kihei and Makena; WAILUA LOOKOUT, WHALER'S VILLAGE MUSEUM, etc.

Among the most serene and secluded of the Hawaiian Islands is lovely Lanai’s. For a vacation laden with spectacular scenery in peaceful yet provocative surroundings, Lanai’s is mystical.

Things to see and do on Lanai:

CAVENDISH GOLF COURSE; GARDEN OF THE GODS-weird rock formations near Kanepuu change color with the setting sun; HONOPU BAY-a rocky, fishing ground; HULOPOE BAY and MANELE BAY-adjacent bays, KAUNOLU BAY; LANAI CITY-often likened to a New England village; LANAIHALE-from this 3,370 foot vantage point, all of Hawaii's islands except Kauai and Nihau can be seen on a clear day; LAUHIWA PETROGLYPHS-en route to Palawai Basin, site of an old Mormon Colony, these petroglyphs are among the best preserved in Hawaii. PUU NENE-2, 755 feet, the second largest point of elevation on Lanai.

Molokai is a quiet island that offers a unique introduction to the gentle rhythms of South Seas life. Kaunakakai, the main town on Molokai, is famed in song for its "cockeyed Mayor." True adventurers hike a twisting trail up verdant Halawa Valley to splash in the healing pools at the foot of Moaula Falls. Molokai's thickly forested backcountry intrigues the huntsman with a variety of game, while isolated and unfrequented beaches and reefs delight skin-divers.

Things to see and do on Molokai:

FATHER DAMIEN'S STATUE-built in memory of Father Damien de Vuester whose missionary work among the victims of Hansen’s disease; this statue stands in a grassy glade on the isolated Kalaupapa Peninsula; FIRST CATHOLIC CHURCH-near Mapulehu on Molokai's north shore, HALAWA VALLEY- locale of ancient heiaus and two plunging waterfalls: Moaula Falls and Hipuapua Falls. KAMAKOU-4, 970 feet, the highest elevation on the island of Molokai. KAPUIWA GROVE: has more than 1,000 coconut trees; KAWELA CITY OF REFUGE-is 200 feet up ridge separating two gulches. MOAULA FALLS; O NE ALII PARK-country beach park equipped with restroom facilities, outdoor shower, grills and picnic tables; PAKUI HEIAU-a former human sacrifice heiau (temple); PALAAU PARK-a state park overlooking Kalaupapa Peninsula, PUKUHIWA BATTLEGROUND; PUU NANA-1, 381 feet, on a clear day the capital island Oahu can be seen across Kaiwi Channel, besides spectacular sunsets; SMITH & BRONTE LANDING etc.

The Big Island of Hawaii, nearly twice the size of all the other Hawaiian Islands combined, is home to the awe-inspiring twin volcanic peaks of Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea- each almost 14,000 feet high. Of the islands many volcanoes, Kilauea and Mauna Loa, famous for their flowing rivers of lava, are among Hawaii's greatest tourist attractions. Orchids and tulips abound, and along the western shore lay the shimmering black sand beaches of the Kona Coast, known for the best deep-sea fishing in the world. And on the western side's Kohala Coast, outstanding resorts offer a vacation paradise.

Things to see and do on Hawaii The Big Island:

AKAKA FALLS-north of Hilo plunges over 420 feet in a sheer drop over a volcanic cliff. BLACK SAND BEACHES-of Kaimu and Punaluu, made up of pulverized lava, are on the south-eastern shoreline; CAPTAIN COOK MONUMENT-at Kealakekua Bay; HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK-one of the top attractions in the Aloha State, HULIHEE PALACE-in the village of Kailua-Kona; LAPAKAHI STATE HISTORICAL PARK-north of Kawaihae; LAUPAHOEHOE is one of the Hamakua Coast's many scenic and historic spots. LYMAN MISSION HOUSE AND MUSEUM-in the city of Hilo; PAINTED CHURCHES-at Honaunau, St. Benedict's; PARKER RANCH-in the Waimea-Kamuela district; POLOLU VALLEY-in Kohal, PU'UHONUA O HONAUNAU -a National Historical Park, RAINBOW FALLS-one of the Big Island's loveliest waterfalls, is located in Hilo. WHITE SANDS BEACHES-at Hapuna State Beach Park, Anaehoomalu Beach, and Magic Sands Beach, Kailua, all on the western side of the island.

The Hawaiian Islands are the best place for sun, sand and natural attractions - the place to head for a fun and relaxing vacation. This is the location of some of the finest beaches in the United States. These sandy stretches are fronted by crystal waters teeming with tropical fish darting through forests of coral. Some of the world’s best surfing and water sport opportunities and it is hard to beat the thrill of watching lava flow from the world’s longest erupting volcano. Visitors will relish exploring different cultures and ancient civilizations and will find the best of Polynesian relics to indulge their passions in. Hawaii’s nightlife is centered on traditional festivals which visitors are encouraged to experience as they don ‘leis’ (necklaces of flowers) and dance the famous ‘hula’ after sunset.

So all you globetrotters out there come to this Paradise on Earth and revel in its divine magic!!