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Hawaii's state capital and most populated city is located on the Island of Oahu and means "sheltered bay" in Hawaiian. Honolulu was settled by Polynesian immigrants in the 11th Century and was incorporated in 1907. The tropical city is full of historic and natural landmarks, stunning beaches, amazing shopping centers, fine restaurants and exciting attractions. Some of the best things to do in Honolulu is take a Pearl Harbor tour, travel to Diamond Head Lookout, relax on Waikiki, enjoy a variety of Honolulu water activities, or take a thrilling helicopter tour.

The Pacific Ocean lagoon off the coast of Oahu is the home to the United States Pacific Fleet and was the site of the Dec. 7, 1941 attack by Japan that brought the U.S. into World War II. Pearl Harbor still contains the USS Arizona with the remains of 1,102 Navy and Marine military members who died during the Japanese strike and a National Memorial was constructed around the battleship remains in 1962. The harbor also contains the USS Missouri, the battleship where the Japanese surrendered on Sept. 2, 1945. The U.S. Navy first established a base at Pearl Harbor in 1899. 

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Hawaii's most famous beach is a tourist hot spot lined with luxury hotels and skyscrapers in the Waikiki neighborhood of Honolulu. Waikiki Beach was once a favorite spot for Hawaiian royals in the 1800s. It offers fantastic views of Diamond Head Crater and hosts countless events throughout the year. Look for the famous Duke Kahanmoku Memorial on the stunning tropical white sand beaches. Surfing, snorkeling, swimming, sun bathing and parasailing are popular beach activities. The Waikiki Beach area is surrounded by restaurants, stores, bars and attractions.

Hawaii's largest and youngest island is the site of one of the planet's most active volcanoes Kilauea, the world's largest mountain Mauna Loa and the highest sea mountain Mauna Kea. Explore the unique black sand beaches, tropical rain forests, coffee plantations and lush botanical gardens of paradise. The Big Island, also known as The Island of Hawaii, contains Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden, Pacific Tsunami Museum, Rainbow Falls State Park, Panaewa Rainforest Zoo and many other wonderful attractions.

The second largest Hawaiian island that is approximately 727 square miles is referred to as "The Valley Isle" because of its many valleys between its volcanic mountain formations. Hawaiian legend says the island is named after the son of Polynesian explorer Hawaiʻiloa, who discovered the Hawaiian islands. Maui has more than 80 beaches and its Haleakala National Park features the island's highest peak at 10,025 feet, all of which can be seen with a selection of thrilling or relaxing Maui vacation packages, offering daily Maui tours to Hana, Iao Valley, Kaanapli Beach, and numerous waterfalls and rainforests.

Hawaii's state capital and most populated city is located on the Island of Oahu and means "sheltered bay" in Hawaiian. Honolulu was settled by Polynesian immigrants in the 11th Century and was incorporated in 1907. The tropical city is full of historic and natural landmarks, stunning beaches, amazing shopping centers, fine restaurants and exciting attractions. Some of the best things to do in Honolulu is take a Pearl Harbor tour, travel to Diamond Head Lookout, relax on Waikiki, enjoy a variety of Honolulu water activities, or take a thrilling helicopter tour.