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Welcome to the all-and-everything Hawaii travel guide
and Internet portal. On this Hawaii travel and vacation
guide, you will find island info, maps, photos, Hawaii weather,
attractions, information about Hawaii’s culture, travel
info, interesting Hawaii facts and the top 10 things to
do on the six major Hawaiian Islands. Everything you need
to know to plan your Hawaii vacation, business trip or move
to the islands of Hawaii or to just learn more and do research
about Hawaii.
Hawaii is a dream destination for many people from around
the world. Millions come here each year to enjoy a vacation
in paradise; others make Hawaii their permanent home. There
are six main islands – Oahu, Kauai, Maui, the Big Island
of Hawaii, Molokai and Lanai. All of them are different
and they represent the beauty of Hawaii in a unique and
unforgettable way.
Hawaii has it all – from tropical blue lagoons, white-sand
beaches, beautiful waterfalls, lush rainforests and serene
mountains, to active volcanoes and even snow (believe it
or not!). In Hawaii you can experience nature, quaint villages,
city life and superb shopping. Dive into the turquoise ocean
and into the rich culture of the islands. The possibilities
are endless and with all that you'll discover on these precious
islands, you’ll find that one vacation is not enough.
Hawaii activities range from land and air tours, nightly
entertainment shows, surfing, snorkeling and museums to
enjoying the best cuisines of the East and West and so much
more. Don't forget to visit a luau go to a Pearl Harbor
tour, or to a Hawaii Volcano Tour, which is a must-do for
every visitor to Hawaii. If you plan to move on the islands,
check out our real estate and moving to Hawaii pages.
This Hawaii guide and web portal has been created for you
by people who know every inch of Hawaii and who want to
share the Aloha with the rest of the world. On these pages,
you will find useful information and tips about the Hawaiian
Islands and we truly believe that To-Hawaii.com, or also
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about everything you always wanted to know about Hawaii.
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TODAY'S
FEATURED HAWAII ARTICLE
Garden of the Gods, Lanai
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Legend shrouds the mystic rock formations
that make up the Garden of the Gods on Lanai
Island, just seven miles north of the city
proper. Known to locals as the Keahikawelo,
the garden is a vast expanse featuring large
boulders in a spectrum of red, earth, and
purple, scattered so perfectly that you’d
think they were placed there by hand.
According to science, the rocks were formed
over thousands of years through natural
erosion, leaving pinnacles and buttes over
the soil. But even some geologists are
baffled by the rocks’ artful arrangements,
and the way some of them are stacked in
perfect balance. One legend claims that the
rocks fell from the gods’ gardens in the sky
(hence its name), while another says they
hold the spirits of ancient Hawaiian
warriors.
Theories aside, the Garden of the Gods is
easily one of the most beautiful spots on
Lanai Island. From the far end of the
garden, you can look out at the Pacific
Ocean and make out the nearby islands of
Molokai and Oahu. The best time to see the
rocks is in the early morning, when the sun
is just high enough to bring out the rocks’
natural colors.
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Hawaii
Events This Week
(08-25-2008 to 08-31-2008)
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Maui Writers Conference
2008
After taking place on Maui for the last 15
years, the Maui Writers Conference is going
to be held on Oahu this year, due to
overwhelming demand. The Honolulu location
offers more opportunities for its attendees
since there are more flights to Oahu, more
hotels and more dining options. It takes
place at the Hawaii Convention Center. For
more information, see this website:
www.mauiwriters.com
Date: August 29 to September 1, 2008
Location: Hawaii Convention Center,
1801 Kalakaua Ave., Honolulu, HI
26th Okinawan Festival
The Okinawan Festival takes place each year
on Labor Day weekend. It attracts more than
30,000 visitors.
Date: August 30 to 31, 2008
Location: Kapiolani Park, Waikiki
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Hawaii
Events Archive
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HAWAII
WEATHER
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Now
76°F
Windchill: 76°F
Partly Cloudy
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Location: Honolulu, HI, US
Wind: 7 mph NE
Humidity: 64%
Visibility: 0.1 mi
Pressure: 30 in falling
Sunrise: 6:14 am
Sunset: 6:51 pm
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Thu
Hi: 87°F
Low: 75°F
Partly Cloudy
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Fri
Hi: 88°F
Low: 75°F
Partly Cloudy
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Ala
Moana Beach Park, located between Waikiki and downtown Honolulu, is a
favorite beach among local Oahu residents. Often times less crowded than
Waikiki Beach, Ala Moana is a great place to swim, picnic, stroll on the
beach or to relax.
Wailea
Beach on Maui’s west coast is long and has golden sand. It’s one of five
beaches that are part of the Wailea resort complex, so it's often times
crowded. 
Kaena,
which means “red hot” or “glowing” in the Hawaiian language, is the name
of the northwestern tip of the island of Oahu. Kaena Point State Park is
so remote that no road leads here.
