Situated on the mid-Pacific Ocean, the Hawaii Islands is the U.S. westernmost state separated from the mainland by about 3,200 kilometers of ocean.

The eight major islands - Oahu, Maui, Kauai, the Big Island, Lanai, Molokai, Niihau, Kahoolawe, and over 100 small islets of Hawaii lie upon the northwest Pacific to southeast Pacific Ocean. These islands, like a chain of beads, spread across more than 2,575 kilometers long.

No one can imagine that beautiful Hawaii Islands were actually formed when many volcanoes erupted out of the sea millions years ago. The power of nature magically created this mystical paradise combined with rain forests, green valleys, mountain streams, slopes and waterfalls, sandy beaches, exotic plants and flowers.

Hawaii is now the most famous paradise in the world. With spectacular scenery, beautiful beaches, magnificent forests and green mountains, and ideal tropical climate, Hawaii, enjoyed by Hawaii's kings in ancient times and by millions of worldwide visitors today.