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• Kauai, the oldest of the main islands, is one of the locations of choice for many American blockbusters. Its extremely lush vegetation has earned him the nickname "Garden Isle." To make the discovery, you can kayak on the Na Pali Coast in low against the majestic volcanic cliffs, through national parks on horseback, or enjoy the stunning scenery from a helicopter. To rest, including 69 pristine beaches Tunnels Beach, Lumahai Beach, Poipu Beach and Hanalei Bay Beach await you. The most beautiful diving spots are located on the east coast. The bubbling geyser of Spouting Horn, the depths of Waimea Canyon, moisture Waialeale Crater and animals Wildlife Reserve Alakai are all attractions not to be missed.

• The Hawaii (or Big Island) is larger than all the other islands combined. It continues to grow with the constant lava flows of Kilauea volcano, the largest active volcano in the world. Natural side, you can explore the Parc des Volcans (Kohala, Mauna Kea, Hulalai, Mauna Loa and Kilauea), the black sand beaches, green, white or salt and pepper, tropical plants in the town of Hilo, the stunning landscapes the Waipio Valley and Akaka falls. Luxury side, twenty golf courses await you as well as the visit of the largest private ranches in the country.

• The largest coral reef in the United States and the highest cliffs in the world are in Molokai where they reach 1005 feet above the Pacific Ocean. The small island of Lanai is it almost entirely covered with pineapple plantations, it is best known for its diving spots around coral reefs and wrecks we see Shipwreck Beach. Niihau, finally, is a private island 180 km of which access is controlled in order to protect the Hawaiian culture.
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