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There’s more to Hawaii than pineapples and hula skirts. With six islands to explore (Hawaii’s Big Island, Maui, Lanai, Molokai, Oahu, and Kauai) the Pacific’s paradise offers more than its share of breathtaking views. Take the many volcanoes that helped make up the islands, some of which are still active. That’s not the reasons locals are shaking in their skirts though. Hula dancing is Hawaii’s bread and butter. Nobody can shake it like these girls or guys for that matter. But you’re   More...

Traffic was pretty minor before but is not so in Kona. Driving in tourist-oriented areas can be slow, but the town is generally not large enough to have serious congestion. Walking is a great way to move from place to place if you're taking in features of the town. But you should rent a car because there are some place where there is only lava.

There is great snorkeling at a local beach park called Kahaluu.   More...

Hawaii is the only state in the U.S. with Interstate Highways that don't connect to another state. They are H-1, H-2, and the newest one H-3, all located on the island of Oahu.

By plane

Honolulu International Airport  is the main aviation gateway for the Hawaiian Islands. The airport's Main Terminal is served by most major American airlines from the mainland U.S, and by many international airlines from other countries around the Pacific Rim. Its Interisland Terminal is the home of Hawaiian Airlines and Aloha Airlines,   More...

The last thing you'd expect to find in the middle of the Pacific Ocean is a thriving world-class city, with a beach that rivals any in the world. But Honolulu, the capital and commercial center of the   More...

 • Akaka Falls: An amazing waterfall a few miles north of Hilo along Highway 19.
 • Pacific Tsunami Museum: The Pacific Tsunami Museum serves as a living memorial, and a reminder for a generation yet to experience such fright. Tsunamis, Japanese for harbor waves are a fact of life in Hawaii,    More...

Nicknamed "the Gathering Place," and home to the only real metropolitan area in the Hawaiian Islands, Oahu is truly at the heart of Hawaii. This has been both a blessing and a curse for the island.

On the   More...