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Big Island hotels: the big island
Explore Hawaii's Big
Island, and watch molten lava flows glowing in the dark night. Also
see local sights on foot or horseback; play
top-flight golf on internationally-renown courses; have a cup of
Kona coffee; visit cattle country, home of the paniolo Hawaiian
cowboys.
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Maui hotels: the valley isle
White sand beaches
and crystal clear waters, Maui is not only ideal for sunbathing,
snorkeling and snoozing, but also great for shopping and
sightseeing. Drive the infamous long
road to Hana, which will lead you to the waterfall fed pools.
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Lanai hotels: the island of hospitality
Once covered with
Dole Pineapples, this agricultural island has become a destination
of luxury. Lanai City, the center of the island, is a
small plantation style village. Nearby, climb through a conifer
forest on the Munro Trail or swim, snorkel and dive in Hulopoe Bay.
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Molokai hotels: the friendly isle
An island full of
country style and small town experiences, you'll immediately
experience the aloha of the locals. Relax on Papohaku, the state’s largest white sand
beach, or explore the tide pools at Kaupoa.
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Oahu hotels: the gathering place
The most populated
island, where Honolulu is the capital city. It is the military
command center of the Pacific, home of world famous Pearl Harbor.
Stroll through Waikiki, hike up Diamond Head Crater, or snorkel in Hanauma Bay.
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Kauai hotels: the garden isle
From the spectacular views
at Waimea Canyon to the verdant vistas along the Napali Coast, Kauai
can take your breath away. Take a helicopter tour and visit Kauai's gorgeous tropical rainforests and
see
spectacular scenic views.
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