The Hawaiian Islands. The very words conjure thoughts of hula dancers, surfboards, luaus, sun, and sand. Come and enjoy the best of what Polynesia has to offer!

Oahu

Home to Waikiki Beach, spectacular hotels, a myriad of nightspots and a wealth of shopping, Oahu has remained true to its heritage as the cultural and economic center of the islands.

Maui

Once home to a commercial whaling port, Maui has gracefully blended its past and present to create a destination rich in culture and varied in possibilities. From the Iao Valley State Park and the serene beauty of the Hana Coast, Maui has become a popular resort destination.

Kauai

Westenmost and oldest of the eight major Hawaiian Islands, Kauai is by far the most tropical. Famous for it's landscapes, the island abounds with lush foliage and magnificent seaside cliffs.

Hawaii It is on the island of Hawaii that the first Polynesians settled some 2,000 years ago. At more than twice the size of all the other islands combined, the "Big Island" contains 11 of the 13 known climatic zones in the world. Here you will find world-class golf courses, active lava flows, incredible waterfalls, and magnificent resorts.

Lanai

Once the largest pineapple plantation in the world, Lanai is the perfect island for those who wish to experience a remote, virtually undisturbed Hawaii. Although the pace is relaxed, the activities are varied including golf, swimming and diving beaches, and four wheel adventures.

Molokai

Quiet and rural, Molokai is home to laid-back friendly people and few tourists. You will experience untouched natural beauty and a unique cultural heritage. View the tallest sea cliffs in the world. Explore rainforests and ancient royal fishponds or simply relax on Hawaii's largest white sand beach.