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Hawaii Islands Travel Guide
The Hawaii Islands were born out of fire and brimstone by some of the most spectacular and active volcanos on earth. When most people think of Hawaii, they think of it as one big island drifting alone in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Nothing could be further from the truth. The Hawaiian Islands are actually comprised of 8 islands to be exact, along with many smaller atolls and islets. The largest of the islands (and youngest) is the Island of Hawaii and the one most people think of first when talking about them. Hawaiian Island FactsHawaii - Largest island, home to Mauna Loa and Kilauea volcanos. Southern most point in the United States (South Point). Maui - Haleakala Crater and Humpback whale watching. Voted "Best Pacific Island," by readers of Conde Naste Traveler. Kahoolawe - Smallest of the 8 islands in the Hawaiian Island chain. This uninhabited island is located 7 miles southwest of Maui. Lanai - Take a Jeep Tour to the lanscapes of Keahiakawelo. See the spinner dolphins in Hulopoe Bay. Molokai - Hiking tours of the Halawa Valley and 250-foot Mooula Falls. Mule rides in Kalaupapa National Historic Park Oahu - Honolulu, Diamodhead and the infamous Waikiki Beach. North shore surfing and USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor. Kauai - Helicopter tours along the Napali coast. Huleia National Wildlife Refuge for bird watching. Surf at Kalihiwai Point. Niihau - Hawaii's "Forbidden Isle" and the smallest inhabited Hawaiian Island. Limited tours for diving, hiking and hunting safaris.
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