Destination Hawaii, a Journey to Paradise

Like snowflakes or fingerprints, no two Hawaiian islands are exactly alike. While every Hawaiian island boasts magnificent beaches, great culture, and fantastic cuisine, each island has something unique to offer.

Kauai is the most lush and tropical of all the Hawaiian Islands, with cascading waterfalls, white beaches, and serene rivers. In Kauai you can explore the rugged and beautiful Na Pali Coast by kayak and look for nesting sea turtles along remote beaches. You can learn the hula, enjoy the majestic views of the Waimea Canyon, or take the river ride to the Fern Grotto - a breathtaking cave lush with ferns and waterfalls.

The island of Oahu is home to some of the most famous destinations on the islands. The world's most famous beach, Waikiki, is ideal for swimming, surfing, or just soaking up the sun. Honolulu is home to historical landmarks and monuments such as Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial. At Oahu's North Shore, you'll marvel at thrilling 30-foot waves and enjoy world-class surfing, and body boarding.

Maui is one of the most popular islands for return visitors, because of its spectacular natural scenery, prestigious resorts, and wide selection of activities to choose from. During the winter, you can find yourself encircled by migrating humpback whales. You can take a half-day or daylong charter and go fishing for mahi mahi and ahi tuna. If you're looking to relax for the day, take the road to Hana, bordered by waterfall pools, botanical gardens, and lush rain forests.

The island of Hawaii is called the "Big Island" for a reason -- it is larger than all the other islands combined. The Big Island is home to the world's most active volcano, Kilauea, which is celebrating 20 years of continuous eruption. Visitors can watch as hot lava flows into the ocean and see the color and texture of molten rock that photographs can never adequately capture. A true golfer's paradise, the golf course of the Big Island Country Club offers a challenge to all levels of players and is one of the most spectacular courses anywhere. With crystal blue beaches and great weather year round, there's never a bad time to visit the Hawaii Islands.

Whatever island (or islands) you choose, your vacation will be a journey to paradise.

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