Hawaii's Big Island offers a host of activities to make your vacation memorable. It is the largest island of the United States and its roughly 200,000 inhabitants make up 14 % of the population of the State of Hawaii.

The Island of Hawaii – as is its official name – offers you 8 of the existing 13 climate zones in the world.

Maui is the second-largest Hawaiian island with a population of around 144,000 people. People from all over the world choose to spend their holidays here to enjoy the perfect mix of exploring and relaxing.

Starting from the largest city Kahului, when you land at Kahului Airport, you can easily reach the main tourist areas in West Maui with the towns Kaanapali, Lahaina, Napili-Honokowai and many more.

Kauai as the oldest island of Hawaii is the ultimate tropical paradise and is known as "The Garden Isle” because of its diverse fauna. It is the perfect spot for outdoor adventures with a multitude of activities such as kayaking, helicopter flights and hiking.

Discover the four very distinct regions of Kauai: the North Shore, the East Coast, the South Shore and Western Kauai.

Molokai is nicknamed "The Friendly Isle" and has three very distinct regions. Central Molokai – with the island’s main town Kaunakakai – is home to many beautiful sights like the Kalaupapa National Historical Park.

You can admire the impressive steep sea cliffs and enjoy a day at Coconut Beach Park.

Oahu is the second oldest of the Hawaiian Islands and has the largest population of all the Hawaiian Islands with almost one million people — and its nickname "The Gathering Place" reflects this very well.

Oahu is a place for people to come together and enjoy themselves at the beautiful beaches or while exploring the glorious landscapes.

Discover the many different routes on the Hawaiian Islands that are perfect for road trips: Drive along Big Island’s East Coast to reach Hawaii Volcanoes National Park or follow Maui’s Kahekili Highway through lush valleys.

Hikers love Hawaii and each of its islands is full of beautiful hikes to go on. From volcanic landscapes to beaches or tropical forests: There is a lot to discover.

Enjoy the tropical climate at the world-famous white, black and green sand beaches: from Oahu, the most populated island to the small gem of Molokai: there are perfect beaches everywhere.

Hawaii’s massive shield volcanoes are impressive natural spectacles: Maunaloa is the world’s biggest volcano and covers half of Big Island. Drive up to Diamond Head on Oahu and hike up the volcano to enjoy the breathtaking view.

Hawaii’s tropical climate combined with its multitude of mountain peaks creates spectacular waterfalls. The best islands for waterfalls are Big Island, Maui and Kauai: Hike through the beautiful landscapes and spend some time enjoying a dip in the waterfall swimming holes.

The Hawaiian Islands are full of magical places to discover: beautiful beaches, rainforest, small fishing towns and lively cities: They prove to be the best holiday destination for anyone. Renting a car and discovering all the sights on your own is the best way to experience Hawaii.

Hawaiian cuisine is a mixture of Polynesian and Native Hawaiian cuisine with strong American, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, Puerto-Ricans and Portuguese influences. Try Poke, the local dish of diced raw fish.

For bigger shopping trips, Oahu is your best destination: Honolulu’s Ala Moana Center is the world’s largest outdoor mall. If you prefer discovering special little gifts and souvenirs, check out the many little shops and boutiques on Molokai.