Hawaii Travel Guide

Lush valleys, sun-kissed beaches, swaying palms, inviting sea waters -- Hawaii is a honeymooners and sun-worshippers paradise. Prominent among the islands that make up the 50th state of the U.S are Oahu, Big Island or Hawaii, Maui, Kauai and Molokai. More than six million people visit these islands every year and go back home sated by the sun, sand and sea of this paradise on earth. There are over a million people in Hawaii which has a very mixed population -- there are native Hawaiians, Caucasians, Japanese and Filipinos here.

The Polynesian culture, while it is still on view for tourists, has really merged into a typical “American” social structure…. and Hawaii today is really quite the epitomic American destination.

Volcanoes and valleys, sun kissed beaches and jagged cliffs – some of the most astounding natural beauty is a must see here in Hawaii! The lush green valleys and plains of Hawaii abound with over 2500 species of flora –shrubs, trees, plants and different types of grass all grow abundantly in this beautiful state. The world’s largest pineapple plantation is located here in Hawaii.