Called the gathering place because it has 70 percent of the total population of Hawaii.  Oahu offers the best of both worlds.  With a nightlife, five-star restaurants, world-class shopping, and bright city lights it gives visitors the amenities of a big city, yet is a 30-minute drive from sun-kissed beaches, desolate roads and miles of sugar cane and pineapple fields.  There is no other city like it.  Framed in beauty by mountains and beaches, with pure air and water, warm sunshine cooled by soft trade winds, Oahu is just waiting for you to discover them.  For here is a cultural treasure combined with an exciting South Seas island paradise, and crowned with all the urbane sophistication of Honolulu and Waikiki.  This is the island that gathers together the essence of all that Hawaii was, is and ever shall be. 

Mark Twain wrote when visiting Maui "I went to Maui to stay a week and remained five.  I never spent so pleasant a month before, or bade any place goodbye so regretfully.  I have not once thought of business or care or human toil or trouble or sorrow or weariness…and the memory of it will remain with me always."

Maui's beaches are legend. Pristine and sheltered.  Maui attributes its name of the Valley Island to its two mountain ranges on the northern and southern sides of the island.  Originally two islands.   A flat, c "valley" connects the older West Maui Mountains to the eastern dormant volcano, Haleakala.  But into that space is packed long, sandy beaches, tropical rainforests, rolling green pasture lands, dry land forests, and spectacular rocky cliffs. Maui is almost like seven islands in one, so incredibly diverse are its regions.  The sun-drenched savanna of the south.  The moon-like majesty of the Haleakala Crater, the world’s largest dormant volcano.  The waving fields of sugar cane in the fertile central valley.   The lush rain forests, waterfalls, taro farms, black sand beaches and blow holes on the long winding road to the "emerald" pastoral village everyone calls Heavenly Hana.  Yet with all this soothing beauty, for many visitors Maui is also about activities and challenges, and truly “going for it” every moment of their vacation.  You’ll have access to the natural wonders that soothe your soul and the heart pounding activities that take your breath away.

Kauai Luxury Hotels

(Big Island)

With its wide range of terrain, climate, scenery and natural wonders, the Big Island is as diverse as the planet itself.  It is the only island with its own desert and annual snowfall atop Hawaiian Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa summits.  Neil Armstrong the first U.S. Astronaut to walk on the moon describes the Big Island as the only place in the world that reminds him of the terrain that he stepped on in space.  And yes, Hollywood made the Big Island famous in movies like Planet of the Apes, Water world, and The Black Widow.  The Big Island’s claim to fame also includes staging the world famous Iron man Triathlon World Championship and is home to one of the world’s largest ranch in the U.S. called Parker Ranch located in the upcountry area of Waimea. 

Lanai Luxury Hotels

Lanai was formed by a single volcano that has a single ribbed ridge running directly across the island.  In just the past few years, this island is now a haven for the breed of hopeless romantics, so, pampered and invigorated. Known for many years as "The Pineapple Island" because of the vast plantations that were it's one source industry, Lanai is home to travelers from around the globe.  Along with the 3000 residents and the vision of an old Hawaii company called Castle and Cooke, Lanai is now Hawaii's most secluded paradise, almost like a private island retreat.