Kaua'i retains a wild beauty, with waterfalls that carve their way down canyons and mountain ridges, dazzling white sand beaches and cliffsthat soar out of the sea.

You can experience Napaili Coast by air sea or land.  Take a helicopter or fixed wing aircraft tour (the quickest and easiest way to see the sights) ad gaze into otherwise unseen valleys that cut into the moutainsides.l

for any idea of what early aHawaiians felt as their canoes reached Kaua'i, paddle out on a guided kayak tour in the summer or take a Zodiac or catamaran boat tour along the coastline.

A more intimate experience is on foot, hikingt along the narrow Kalalau Trail that crosses five valleys and ends at a white-sand beach. 
Day passes can be purchased here: gohaena.com 
Camping permits for Napali State Park: dlr.hawaii.gov/dsp/hiking/kauai/kalalau-trail

O'ahu, vibrant cities, dynamic dining and serene scenery, is aptly called "The Gathering Place".

National Memorial: Pearl Harbor and Cemetery of the Pacific 

Resort Areas: Waikiki, North Shore, Ko' Olina

Culture: Bishop Museum, Byodo-in temple Valley of the Temples, Chinatown, and Iolani Palace.

Iconic Experiences:  Malama in World and Deed, Manoe Heritage Center, Pali Lookout, Waime Valley.

Taste of Aloha:  Neighborhoods with flavor - Kaka'ako, Wahiawa, Kaimuki and Kapahulu Avenue.

Adventure: Surfing, horseback riding, ATV, Honolulu Zoo, Atlantis Submarines, Sea Life Park, Waikiki Aquarium.

Many Lu'au of your choice.

Maui, the second-largest Hawaiian island, is full of contrasts -luxury resorts set against white-sand beaches, charming smaill towns tucked against country roads that wind along the coast and into green-flanked mountains.  The remote and sacred Haleakala National Park offers a taste of history and culture.  Take a minute to relax and inhale the island air.

Moloka'i, life is simple and inspirng on Moloka'i.  A mere 38 miles long and 10 miles across at its widest point, this rural island is home to superlative wonders - including the world' tallest sea cliffs and Hawai'i's longest continuous fringing reef.  See how natural charm and potent history are inextricably linked on the remote island.

Landmark - Halawa Valley
Old Style Hawai'i - Kaunakakai
Fun in the sun - Papohaku Beach Park
Moloka'i Saints - Father Damien and Sister Marianne Cope

Lana'i, come here to soak up the solitude.  Secluded Lana'i has few paved roads and plenty of opportunities for luxury relaxation and off-road adventures.  Hunt for petroglyphs or sip cocktails while watching dolphins in Hulopo'e Bay.  you will need a four-wheel-drive vehicle to explore the areas beyond Lana'i City.

Keahiakawelo
Hulopo'e Beach
Lana'i City
Kaunolu

Island of Hawai'i, the largest of the Hawaiian Islands is also the most diverse, creating a setting you'll treasure for a lifetime. 

At more then 4,000 square miles (and still growing) Hawai'i's youngest island is larger than the other serve main Hawaian Islands put together.

Two airports Kona and Hilo.

Circling the Island.  Those who say "the journey is the destination" may be talking about a drive around the island of Hawai'i.  This drive earned the island one of National Geographic's 20 Ultimate Road Trips in the World and Rand McNally's Best of the Road, the only road trip to make the list in the state. Rent a car, or guided circle island tours are also available.

Make sure to visit these eight Heritage Sites. These special places provide significant historical, cultural and environmental contributions to the island of Hawai'i.

1. Hawai'i Volcanoes National park                       
2. "Akaka Falls State Park                                     
3. Lapakahi State Historical Park                           
4.  Pu'ukohola Heiau National Historic site
5. Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park 
6. Hulihe'e Palace
7. Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park
8. Pu'uhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park

Malama Opportunitie - Mauna Kea Forest Restoration Project or Waikoloa Dry Forest Initiative.