Molokai - The Friendly Island. Here visitors find a more tranquil pace, a Hawaiian sense of place and the absence of stress and deadlines. Molokai escaped the development race and still only has one main road with no traffic lights. It boasts steep sea cliffs and lush valleys on one side, and a dry climate on the other, where the visitor finds endless beaches and ranch lands. Lanai - The Pineapple Island.
Lanai invites exploration by jeep, and offers fantastic golf and first class accommodations.
The former pineapple plantation has only one small town, great hiking on its mountain ranges and country roads which will take the visitor to endless deserted beaches. Now the Hawaiian Islands stretch over 1523 miles from the big Island of Hawaii, its most southern point, to Kure Atoll in the North Pacific, from 19 degrees north latitude to 28.5 degrees north longitude, and slice through the Tropic of Cancer. The eight main islands are in the tropics, while the northwestern islands lie mainly in the northern hemisphere. Its location in the middle of the vast Pacific Ocean, which covers close to one third of the earth's surface make it the most isolated group of islands in the world. The main islands land area is 6425 square miles, with Hawaii being the biggest, followed by Maui, Oahu, Kauai, Molokai, Lanai, Niihau and the uninhabited Kahoolawe.