Hawaii Attraction, Flowers, Historic buildings + Landscape pictures

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The biggest island in the United States is a tropical paradise where you can swim , hike and explore volcanoes.

Drive around the crater of an erupting volcano and learn about the cultural importance of lava to the ancient Hawaiians.

Hike for hours along a meandering path to reach a hidden beach or go kayaking along the shore to see soaring cliffs rising dramatically from the sea.

Snorkel with tropical fish and swim with sea turtles at this great dive location.

Walk across the white sand of this idyllic beach to reach the warm Hawaiian waters beyond.

Six main islands, each prettier than the next, make up this volcanic archipelago. Enjoy ancient traditions, modern cities and seemingly endless beaches.

The “Magic Isle” of Hawai‘i is known for its beaches, blue water, abundant marine life, the volcanic Haleakalā National Park, quaint towns and scenic drives.

At the northern tip of the island you’ll find one of the most iconic views in the state as you look across this cascading valley.

Drive around the crater of an erupting volcano and learn about the cultural importance of lava to the ancient Hawaiians.

Drive around the crater of an erupting volcano and learn about the cultural importance of lava to the ancient Hawaiians.

The most picturesque waterfall on Hawaii’s Big Island is easily accessible, with a stroll through beautiful rain forest.

Drive around the crater of an erupting volcano and learn about the cultural importance of lava to the ancient Hawaiians.

Discover a fragile ecosystem and wander through a plantation-era garden in this scenic tropical garden next to the Pacific Ocean.

Visit what was once the most expensive hotel ever built, one of the first resorts in the region.

Drive around the crater of an erupting volcano and learn about the cultural importance of lava to the ancient Hawaiians.

Discover a world of marine science and one of the best swimming spots in the Hilo region at this family-friendly beach park.

Visit this beautifully preserved 19th-century plantation to learn about Hawaii’s sugar cane heritage and see many of the homestead’s original buildings.

Drive around the crater of an erupting volcano and learn about the cultural importance of lava to the ancient Hawaiians.

At the northern tip of the island you’ll find one of the most iconic views in the state as you look across this cascading valley.