The Big Island: It’s reputation definitely precedes itself world-wide but that still does’t stop natives and residences from making the trip to the Big Island. With over 250 miles of coast to explore, amazing beaches, elegant resorts, rain forests and there is little that the Big Island can’t offer. Take a trip through history at Kealakekua Bay or enjoy a night out on the town with it’s expansive and laid back night life.

The Valley Isle: "Maui no ka oi" is what locals say—it's the best, the most, the top of the heap. There’s no mistaking the joy of coming to Maui and quite a few intended to only spend a few days find themselves living out the rest of their lives. With lush green valleys and volcanic landscapes to take anyone’s breath away, Maui is a top notch destination for those looking for a little history as well as a top notch place full of activities and people.

The Garden Isle: If looking for the ultimate tropical paradise then look no further. Kauai is famous for it’s natural landscape from the cliffs of Napoli Coast to the colorful vistas for Waimea Canyon. Adventures seek out this island for it’s expansive beaches and abundant hiking and kayaking options. Compared to some of the other islands, Kauai is the more laid back with less of the tourist attraction appeal and more of the laid back enjoy the spoils of the land vibe.