Oahu Island is the heartland of Hawaii. It is home to the international metropolis Honolulu, the world-renowned Waikiki Beach and the only royal palace in the U.S. Nearly all tourists to Hawaii visit Oahu and all major international flights land in Honolulu airport. Oahu may be the most dynamic and exciting vacation resort in the world. It boasts both the charm of metropolis and the beauty of nature. Oahu is a place where your dreams shall come true. Aloha-love begins from here.

Maui Island is the second largest island and the second most popular scenic spot in the Hawaii chain, next only to Oahu. The eastern and western parts of Maui are connected by a narrow bottleneck-shaped land. Though the area is not that big, this island provides tourists a host of options and ample room for selections. Outdoor sports fans can opt for the most exciting water surfing, or horse riding, bicycling, golf, tennis, or even excursions in the world’s biggest extinct volcano. Maui has all kinds of different views from sunny beaches to clouded rainforests, from fertile valleys to barren volcanoes. The diverse natural sceneries and colorful leisure activities have all made Maui a very popular tour destination. Make sure you come and experience it. Seeing is believing. As Hawaiian goes, "Mau'I No Ka 'Oi', Maui is the best.

Volcano Isle is the biggest and the most specially featured island in Hawaii chain. It’s also called Big Island or Hawaiian Island. Hilo and Kona, the two major cities, are located on the east and west coast respectively. The sceneries of the east and west of the Isle are dramatically different. Hilo has volcanic terrain while Kona has beautiful white sand beach and famous coffee production base in the mountain area. This is why tourists should preferably cover both the east coast and the west for a comprehensive view of the Isle’s awesome beauty.