Hotels in Hawaii

The Experience

Together, the eight main Hawaiian Islands -- Hawaii, Maui, Molokai, Oahu, Kauai, Kaho'olawe, Lanai and Ni'ihau -- are home to virtually every geographic formation, terrain and climate to be found on earth, and the possibilities for outdoor enthusiasts are boundless. There are lava deserts on the Big Island and highland rainforests on Kauai. On Molokai you'll find the world's tallest sea cliffs and miles of pristine beaches. Hawaii is home to the longest continuously erupting volcano in recorded history. Animal enthusiasts will find their heaven in Hawaii -- considered the nation's endangered species capital. What's more, modern Hawaii's culture is every bit as diverse as its geography, with virtually every nation and ethnicity represented in its food, festivals, music and art. From hula and hip hop to the Honolulu Symphony and community theater, the possibilities for today's visitors to participate in Hawaii's rich culture are limited only by the imagination.

Location

Hawaii is an island in the Pacific Ocean, west of Mexico and south of Alaska.

Temperature Ranges

Winter: 65-82° Fahrenheit
Spring: 67-85° Fahrenheit
Summer: 72-89° Fahrenheit
Fall: 71-89° Fahrenhei

Visitor Information

Hawaii Visitors & Convention Bureau
2270 Kalakaua Avenue, Suite 801
Honolulu, HI 96815
800-GoHawaii
www.gohawaii.com

Time Zone

Summer: Pacific Standard
Winter: Mountain Standard

Language

English; Hawaiian

Currency

U.S. Dollar

Country Phone Code

1