Derek brewer hi islands map

Before you head to a tropical Hawaiian paradise, you need to get familiar with a map of Hawaiian islands and all the tropical landmasses that make up this state. Take a look at the map of Hawaiian islands and see a quick overview of each one below. This bustling, urban island has the largest population and gets the most visitors of all the Hawaiian islands!

People visit Oahu for the ultimate Hawaiian experience with a touch of high-end luxury. There are tons of hotel and accommodations options here, gourmet restaurants, high-end shopping, and plenty of casual beachy spots, too. Browse the Polynesian Cultural Center here and take in a luau and evening show, venture to the North Shore to catch surfers in action, and swing by Waikiki Beach to sip a fruity cocktail on the tropical shores.

Learn More About Oahu. Maui is the second-largest Hawaiian island and a favorite destination for more adventurous visitors who want to experience the many sights and activities of Hawaii. On Maui, you can drive the famous Road to Hana, which leads to Waianapanapa State Park — home to amazing waterfalls and otherworldly black sand beaches.

Visitors marvel at the Haleakala Volcano and the amazing views of the Iao Valley.

The true story of a young soldier's war told through letters sent to his sweetheart, Chotie, from to and all posted seventy years.

Watch the incredible humpback whale migration in winter, try your hand at snorkeling and windsurfing both popular activities on the island , and do a little island-hopping to experience the nearby islet of Molokini. There are also plenty of hotels, shops, restaurants, and activities to keep you busy during your visit to Maui! Learn More About Maui.

The island of Hawaii, also called the Big Island, is aptly named. If you want a vast expanse of tropical paradise to explore with all the must-see Hawaiian sights, the Big Island is perfect. Learn More About the Big Island.