Hawaiʻi comprises six major islands, each with distinct weather, attractions, activities, and things to see. Kauaʻi, “The Garden Island,” is the northernmost, featuring tropical rainforests, river, waterfalls, and lush landscapes, Oʻahu includes Honolulu and surf towns in the north, and Maui offers beautiful beaches and resorts. “The Big Island” of Hawaiʻi is home to volcanoes and black sand beaches, and Lānaʻi boasts two upscale resorts. Molokaʻi has one of Hawaiʻi’s largest white sand beaches and a rural lifestyle.

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