Hawaii
The spirit and energy of creation surrounds you everywhere on Hawaii's Big Island. Polynesian legend claims the goddess Pele gave volcanic birth to the Islands of Aloha. Hawaii's Big Island is her latest and greatest creation. One island. Still warm from its fiery birth. Larger twice than its sisters combined and growing every day as its active volcano, Kilauea, sends new land to a steamy meeting with the ocean 4,000 feet below. Countless waterfalls feeding rain forests of botanical wonder add a fantasy flavor to the landscape. Massive black lava fields hint at the island's relative youth. And multiples of uncrowded beaches let you catch your breath amidst unspoiled beauty. It's thrilling.

Kauai
The island of Kauai is a great choice for the visitor who is looking for a more relaxed, scenic setting. The island is known as the garden island. There are three distinct vacation areas on Kauai: Wailua/Kapaa, Poipu and Princeville. The Wailua/Kapaa area has the most shopping and restaurants. The Poipu area is world famous for its' beaches and golf courses. The Princeville area is perfect if you desire an upscale, quiet resort destination with golf and tennis.

Lanai
The Island of Lanai is known as the Private Island. We represent both resort hotel accommodations on the Island. The Island is perfect for guests looking for a unique and exclusive vacation. There are many different activities to do on Lanai including water sports, horseback riding, clay shooting, hiking as well as championship golf courses and excellent pools and beaches! Please note there are no condominiums on the Island of Lanai.

Maui
Lasso the Sun, Wrestle a Rainbow, Tie Down the Tide: Ancient Hawaiian legend has it that a demi-god named Maui once climbed on top of a volcano and lassoed the sun with coconut fiber so there would be extra daylight. While you might not achieve demi-god status this weekend, the adventurer in you is sure to be inspired by the island where this heroic tale originated. Start the day off right with a sunrise jaunt up the storied volcano, Halekala. Hike the Ridge Trail for legendary island views. Maui's south shore has storybook kayaking conditions and affords up-close looks at lazing sea turtles and playful dolphins, and the occasional glimpse of a humpback whale in the distance. Snorkelers will discover an underwater rainbow in the multi-colored fish of the clear waters off of Molokini Crater.

Molokai
The Island of Molokai is for the experienced traveller looking for old Hawaii. There is no public transportation and a rental car is required. Molokai is known for its' outdoor activities and uncrowded lifestyle.

Oahu
The Island of Oahu is the main island of the Hawaiian chain and is home to Honolulu and Waikiki. Some familiar landmarks include the USS Arizona Memorial and Diamond Head.


Hawaiian resources

Welcome to eHawaiiGov
www.ehawaiigov.org/abouthi/html/index.html

County of Hawaii - Home Page
www.hawaii-county.com
 
Weather Underground: Honolulu, Hawaii Forecast  
www.wunderground.com/US/HI/Honolulu.html

Hawaii Hotel Deals - TripAdvisor  
Links to deals on popular hotels in Hawaii, United States. Find super-savers, Web deals and exclusive promotions for your trip to Hawaii.
www.tripadvisor.com

Hawaii Travel Network - Hawaii  
Free Hawaii travel guide has everything you need to plan the perfect vacation to Hawaii. Member BBB.
www.hawaiitravelnetwork.com

Welcome to UHINFO @ University of Hawaii Home Page
www.hawaii.edu

Welcome To Virtually Hawaii 
Hawaii satellite images, Virtual Field Trips, Hawaii Geology More! ... Performance Computing and Communications (HPCC) initiative. Virtually Hawaii is run through the Hawaii Space Grant ...
www.satlab.hawaii.edu/space/hawaii
 
Hawaii.com - Hawaii Vacations - Hawaii State Vacation - Hawaii Travel
Explore Paradise in Hawaii at Hawaii.com and learn more about life on each Hawaiian Island - Hawaii, Oahu, Kauai, Maui, Lanai, and Molokai.
www.hawaii.com