Tourist Information - Hawaii (HI)

Tourist Information for Hilo, Kona, Volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii The Big Island is the largest of the Hawaiian Islands, yet it is the most sparsely populated. With fewer tourists than any of the other Hawaiian islands, tourists who do visit the Big Island have the good fortune of enjoying almost everything the other islands offer, and without the crowds. Tourist Information for Hawaiian Islands of Maui, Molokai and Lanai, including Kahului and Lahaina The Hawaiian island of Maui exists as the result of volcanic eruptions that took place over 5 million years ago. Maui was first inhabited by Polynesians who left an indelible impression on the cultural development of ancient Hawaii that can still be seen and felt today. Tourist Information for Honolulu, Waikiki and Oahu, Hawaii Oahu is by far the most populated of the Hawaiian Islands. It is also the center of government, housing the capital city of Honolulu as well as being the state's commercial and tourist center. Tourist Information for Hawaiian Island of Kauai Mention Hawaii and people think of a lush, green, tropical paradise; waterfalls cascading down steep cliffs straight into the sea and remote beaches backed by dense jungle. That's Kauai.