Four Most Haunted Hawaiian Islands
Choosing the best Hawaiian island to visit can be a confusing task for some travelers. This is because all the islands are so diverse. With 1,500 miles of eight major islands, undersea seamounts, several small islets (islands), and numerous islands of coral that encircle the lagoons to choose from, Hawaii offers something different for everyone. It all depends on what you want out of your Hawaii vacation and the activities provided at the island. Although there are several islands in Hawaii, not all of them are open for tourists.
The biggest island in Hawaii which is also nicknamed as the “Big Island”, Hawaii is the youngest of all the islands around and it’s still growing. There are 11 different climate zones that contribute to the lush rain forests, black sand beaches, waterless deserts, and snow-crested mountains.
Kauai is also known as “The Garden Isle” because of its lavish tropical vegetation. Perhaps you remember Kauai from the movie Jurassic Park? Take a look at some beautiful Kauai beaches.
Oahu or The Gathering Place, is the most populous and busiest island in Hawaii and comprises 70 percent of the population. It homes the state’s capital Honolulu, Waikiki beach, and has tons of attractions for tourists.
In case you’re wondering which the best Hawaiian island to visit with kids is, then it is Maui. There are 4 islands in Maui, the main island of Maui, Molokai, Kahoolawe, and Lanai. Personally I feel that the best places to see in Maui are Haleakala National Park, Lahaina, and the Hana Highway. Maui or “The Valley Isle” has 13 volcanoes, 9 hiking points, 11 different beaches, 4 kayaking points, 8 historical locations, 8 deep-sea and local fishing spots, 10 different places for family oriented fun (zoos, water parks, and aquariums), 15 gold locations, 10 National and State Parks, 11 different locations for whale watching and snorkeling.


