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Travel to Hawaii Now visited by millions of visitors a year, the Hawaiian Island were completely unvisited until a group of Polynesians braved the treacherous Pacific Ocean and arrived in Hawaii on canoes from the Marquesas Islands around the 6th or 7th centuries. These Marquesans lived unbothered until the 11th century when the Tahitians arrived, conquered the inhabitants and took over rule of the islands. Today, these volcanically formed islands are one of the top vacation destinations in the Pacific to experience remote or busy beaches, tropical sea life, big wave surfing, festive luaus, etc. Go!

Big Island
The island of Hawaii, also known as the Big Island, is two thirds bigger than the size of all the other Hawaiian islands combined and features a multitude of landscapes...Read More

Kauai
Heard enough about luaus, volcanoes, grass skirts and leis? Take a hike! Or a snorkel. Or a bike ride. Snorkeling tours on all the islands are available for both non-swimmers... Read More

Lanai
Still largely undeveloped, this sparsely populated island (only 3,000 people), was a pineapple plantation until that industry crumbled in the 1980’s in Hawaii. Since the...Read More

Maui
Scores of visitors (about 2.5 million) visit Maui each year, attracted in part by the 33 miles of public beaches, one of the world’s biggest dormant volcanoes and the...Read More

Molokai
Located between Maui and Oahu, Molokai, the smallest island in the state, is void of any hustle-bustle whatsoever, thanks in part to no traffic signals, shopping centers or buildings...Read More

Oahu
Hawaii’s most populous island, is highlighted by the capital city of Honolulu, the political, cultural and economic hub of the Hawaiian Islands. Home to nearly 75% of the states...Read More

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