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Welcome to Hawaii!

The state of Hawaii has 5 Island chains:

Oahu Island Hawaii (Honolulu, Waikiki, Pearl Harbor)

Big Island Hawaii (Kona, Hilo)

Maui Island Hawaii

Kauai Island Hawaii

Molokai Island Hawaii

Lanai Island Hawaii

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Oahu island - the one with Honolulu, Waikiki, Don Ho & Pearl Harbor. Known to the ancient Hawaiians as "The Gathering Place", Oahu is truly one of the most beautiful Islands in the world.

Honolulu is the State Capitol as well as the county seat. Total area is 594 sq. miles - 44 miles long and 30 miles wide and 112 miles of coastline. Oahu is also the most populated Hawaiian Island with over one Million residents. 

Oahu, nicknamed 'The Gathering Place', is the most populous, most developed and most well known of the Hawaiian Islands. The state capital, Honolulu, is the major exit/entry point for travelers. Honolulu and Waikiki form a relentless urban area of freeways and high rises that resembles a hybrid of Miami Beach and downtown Tokyo. The vast majority of the island's tourist infrastructure is located in this area.

Outside the urban perimeter are all the beaches you could wish for, aqua-blue bays, fluted mountains and valleys carpeted with pineapple fields. The island's surf beaches (try Banzai Pipeline, Sunset Beach, Makaha) are legendary, but there is also great bodysurfing (Makapuu Beach, Waimea Bay), windsurfing (Kailua Bay), snorkeling (Hanauma Bay) and diving (Three Tables and nearby Shark's Cove).

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Honolulu

As the only US city located in the tropics, the only one with a royal palace and the only one that can claim an equal blend of Western, Asian and Polynesian influences, Honolulu offers visitors a cornucopia of cross-cultural attractions.

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Waikiki

Many visitors are dismayed by Waikiki, a high-density beachside extension of Honolulu which is crowded with package tourists, shoppers, restaurants and nightclubs. It's not exactly picture-book Hawaii, but it has a rhythm and pace that will attract nightowls and singles who like to recover from their hangovers on a decent city beach. 

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The BIG Island The island of Hawaii, commonly called the Big Island, is nearly twice the size of all the other Hawaiian islands combined. Geographically it's the most diverse island of the archipelago, with deserts, rainforests, volcanoes and, surprisingly, snow-capped mountains. The mountains create a huge barrier that blocks the north-easterly trade winds and makes the leeward, western side of the island the driest region in the archipelago. This coast has the best beaches and water conditions. The windward, eastern coast is predominantly rugged, with pounding surf, plenty of rain, tropical rainforests, deep ravines and majestic waterfalls. Kona, Waikoloa and Hilo are the main centers for accommodation and restaurants.

Total area is 4,038 sq. miles - 93 miles long and 76 miles wide

Total Coastline: 266 miles.

Total Population: a little over 120,000 residents.

The highest point is Mauna Kea at 13,796 ft above sea level and home to a number of world famous astronomical observatories. Mauna Loa, also stands tall - at 13,680 feet above sea level and over 31,000 feet when measured from its rise on the ocean floor - making it the tallest mountain in the world from base to summit. On its southeast flank you will find the most active volcano in the world, Kilauea - home to the legendary Hawaiian goddess, Pele. 

The Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is hands down the most unique park in the US National Parks system. It covers a huge area and encompasses two active volcanoes, a still-steaming sunken crater and geologically awesome landscapes of cinder cones, pumice pillars and hardened rivers of lava. Its terrain ranges from tropical beaches to the sub arctic summit of Mauna Loa, and includes lovely rainforests and fern groves. This is one of the best areas in Hawaii for camping and hiking.

The lush, coastal Waipio Valley is the largest and most spectacular of the series of amphitheater valleys on the windward side of the Kohala Mountains. It is enclosed by near-vertical 2000-ft (600m) high cliffs and is accessible only by a narrow, excessively-steep 4WD track, making hiking in the best option. The valley is a fecund tangle of jungle, flowering plants, taro patches and waterfalls, and a magical place to experience the spirit of the 'old' Hawaii. The valley has one rustic hotel, some 50 residents, a number of wild horses and a few aggressively territorial farm dogs.

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Maui Island Maui is known as 'The Valley Island' because it comprises two large extinct volcanoes (Haleakala and Puu Kukui) divided by a central valley. It's the second-largest of the Hawaiian islands and the most developed of the Neighbor Islands. It's renowned for its abundant supply of fine beaches and some of the world's best windsurfing and surf spots. Fortunately, the high-rise resorts are confined to the beach areas of West Maui, so it's easy to escape to the uplands or east coast where you'll find rainforests, eucalyptus groves and cattle ranches. Most of the tourist infrastructure is in Lahaina, Kaanapali and Kihei. Head to Haiku, Kula or Hana to escape the tourist scene.

Maui has a total area of 730 sq. miles - 48 miles long and 26 miles wide

Coastline: 120 miles.

Population is around 100.000 residents.

Great beaches are a dime a dozen, but it's hard to resist the wonderfully named Slaughterhouse Beach - a hot summer bodysurfing spot on Honolua Bay in northwestern Maui. It has great snorkeling, and you may be fortunate to see turtles and reef fish. Hookipa Beach, near Paia, is one of the world's premier windsurfing spots. The strong currents, a dangerous shorebreak and razor-sharp coral mean it's for experts only, but you're bound to learn a few tricks just by watching.

East Maui is dominated by the 10,000 ft (3000m) Haleakala (literally 'House of the Sun'), the largest dormant volcano in the world. There are incredible hiking trails across the moonscape crater floor and the crater rim is an awesome place to watch the sun rise. The windward side of Haleakala is beautifully lush, wet and rugged. It's skirted by the justly famous, coastal Hana Highway which passes tropical jungle, roadside waterfalls and sedate country towns. The highland area on the western slopes of Haleakala has some of Maui's finest countryside, with cloud forests, rolling hills, green pastures, landscaped gardens and wineries. There are fine hikes in the Polipoli Spring State Recreation Area in the Kula Forest Reserve.

Go here: for a Hana Destination Guide or for one of the other guides: Lahaina Guide , Kaanapali , Wailuku , Makawao or Kihei