The Big Island - Hawaii is twice the size of the other islands combined, hence it's name "the big island". Hawaii is known for it's incredibly diverse geography. The most striking characteristics of Hawaii are it's two massive volcanic peaks, towering almost 14,000 feet.

Other notable attractions on the island include active volcanoes in the Volcanoes National Park, unique black sand beaches and the renowned sun-drenched beaches of the Kona and Kohala coasts. Fish the crystal clear warm waters of of Hawaii were record blue marlin and yellow-fin tuna have been taken.

Other water activities include: sailing, wind-surfing, snorkeling, whale watching, parasailing or just relaxing on the beach. The Kohala coast golf resorts have a world-wide reputation for outstanding service, breathtaking settings and challenging greens. The Big Island has something for every one in the family.

The Garden Isle - Lush, tropical, un-crowded Kauai is regarded as one of the most beautiful of the Hawaiian Islands. The island has been eroded over millions of years into spectacular scenes. Take in Waimea Canyon, the Grand Canyon of the Pacific, with it's countless hiking trails, or the awesome cliffs of the Napili Coast, or the view from the 4,000 foot-high Kalalau Valley Lookout.

With it's lush and profuse vegetation, beautiful white sand beaches and breathtaking scenery its no wonder why over 40 major motion pictures have been filmed here. Films such as: South Pacific, The Thorn Birds, Raiders of the Lost Ark and Jurassic Park have tried to capture Kauai's natural beauty.

With its unspoiled beauty and Aloha Spirit, Kauai is a very popular wedding and honeymoon destination. Kauai boasts many world-class resorts that offer every amenity and take advantage of the spectacular surroundings in a non-intrusive way.

The Secluded Isle - Lanai, once the summer home of King Kamehameha, is one of Hawaii's smallest islands. Once a thriving pineapple plantation, it is now a pristine private getaway with two of the world's top rated resorts.

Leave the rest of the world behind and hike to the summit of a mountain rain forest teeming with wildlife, or relax on a beautiful white sand beach, or play on two of the world's best golf courses. Lanai is a truly unique experience, so much so, that the world's richest man choose this unique location for his wedding and honeymoon.

The Valley Isle - Maui is one of Hawaii's most popular islands. It's famous for the beautiful white sand beaches, crystal clear warm waters, lofty mountains and outstanding golf courses. Lahaina, once a thriving whaling port is now a night spot with many superb restaurants, clubs, boutiques and art galleries.

Maui is the second largest island with a coastline of 120 miles. Mount Haleakala, an extinct volcano, rises 10,000 feet. Maui offers every vacationer a choice of accommodations from a quiet hideaways to world-class resorts offering every possible amenity. Maui has it all!

The Friendly Isle - Molokai is the least developed of the Hawaiian Islands. No movie theaters, no fast food chains, no supermarkets, no traffic signals, no elevators , and no buildings over three stories.

What you will find is an abundance of tropical flora, deserted white sand beaches, verdant rain forests, dramatic sea cliffs and waterfalls. Molokai is the essence of charm and natural beauty.

The Gathering Place - Many cultures come together to make Oahu a vibrant island filled with the rich Hawaiian heritage, dramatic seascapes, lush valleys and exciting Waikiki. Honolulu, the state capitol, is a very cosmopolitan city that reflects the many cultures of Asia and the South Pacific, Iolani Palace and Bishop Museum.

World famous Waikiki beach is animated with activity during the day, but Waikiki comes alive at night. Waikiki has a large number of top rated restaurants, cabarets, theaters, luaus, discos, and concerts. Some of the finest shopping is found in Waikiki with selections from local crafts to Tiffany and Gucci.