About Hawaii

There is plenty of information about Hawaii on HawaiiHolidays.co.uk and here we cover the most important and interesting facts about Hawaii that will help you choose the right Hawaii holidays for you.

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Hawaii is a unique destination drawing in many holidaymakers and honeymooners each year with the biggest attractions being a visit to one the most active volcanoes in the world, an island wedding and surfing as Hawaii is the birthplace of modern surfing.

Hawaii consists of 6 major islands: Hawaii, Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Lanai and Maui. Each island is distinct but you will we enjoy a warm welcome on each and a never-ending summer.

Hawaii Island, often known as Big Island, is the home of the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park as featured in the BBC's 'Volcano Live' series that aired in July 2012 and the big draw here is seeing the molten magma flowing alongside lush rainforests.

Historical sites such as the birthplace of King Kamehameha and the missionary church in Kailua Village are just as popular with tourists as the modern golf courses.

A holidays to Kauai, Hawaii's forth largest island, presents you with the most romantic scenery imaginable and is known as the Garden Isle. Forking rivers, waterfalls, cliffs, mountains and tropical rainforest will have you in Hawaii heaven as you relax under the sun.

Kauai is also a great choice for the active and adventurous with kayaking down the Wailua River, snorkeling, hiking through the Kokee State Park and ziplining all available.

Oahu combines the modern with history and offers numerous beaches, memorials of Pearl Harbour, shopping in Waikiki and plenty of architecture to discover. Molokai Island is home to Hawaii's largest sandy beach whilst Lanai Island boasts championship golf courses.

Finally Maui is a great place to watch 45-foot whales off the coast and has many beaches previously voted at the best in the world!

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