Northwestern Hawaiian Islands

Sea Life Park is the place for you! Sea life park is located in Oahu island. It has lots of marine life from dolphins to sea lions. You can also do fun stuff like shark tank scuba where you can scuba dive into tank with up to four different species of sharks. Or you can do the the dolphin encounter where you get to join the dolphins waist deep in their pool. Maybe you’ve always wanted to touch rays. Well you can do it in the Hawaiian reef encounter where you can swim in a touch

From the gorgeous slops of Upcountry Maui, everything seems possible. Visitors can enjoy unwinding next to breathtaking waterfalls on the Hana highway. Red, white and black sand beaches call to mind the volcanic past of Hawaii's second-largest island. For nature lovers, the coast of Lahaina is a top spot to watch migrating whales and whales breaching along the sandy shores. Whether you want to end sophisticated amenities in small towns or wander through some of the region's best national forests

Out of the six islands that make up Hawaii, the island of Oahu is the third largest and second oldest. Oahu is located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and plate at a latitude and longitude of 21.4389° N, 158.0001° W (Wikipedia, 2016). The island was created from the pacific plate hot spot, a still active intrusion of magma. A hot spot is a geological feature where hot magma from the inside of the earth leaks out onto the Earth’s crust through cracks in the lithosphere. Once the ejected magma

gigantic. With five volcanoes making up the island, the whole place is covered with cooled lava and even some fresh lava. With cool weather and small towns the place is a perfect paradise. MMS Team 8A went to the Big Island and got to explore Hilo town. Hilo town is a small, old town that has cool weather and neat shops. The group got to hike and see the volcano and the crater. They also went to the Jaggar Museum and saw a volcano and the lava in it. Big Island and Oahu are different because of the volcanoes

“The Hawaiian pear is now fully riped”, as a strong powerful man onced said. His name was John L. Stevens. This man changed the whole world for Hawaiian people. John was the type to change things, he changed the world. He was a United States Minister in the kingdom of Hawaii in 1893. John was the first American to overthrow a foreign government guided by a United States government officer. John was known because he wanted to make Hawaii to have profitable sugarcane plantations. He also was The Man

Hawaii Culture I chose Hawaiian culture because when people thing of Hawaii a lot of times we think hula skirts, hula dancers, or the beach. I had this image of dancers and a tropical get away. I am interested in the background of their culture and the different traditions that get Hawaii to where it is today. I have been asking myself many questions such as: Who founded or first landed in Hawaii? Is there a specific language spoken there? What is the true meaning behind hula dancers, leis, and some

For many centuries the Hawaiian Islands have held the ideal of mysticism and beauty connecting to the heart of those who both live in the islands and those who travel to experience the magic. Hawaii is honestly its own world. The islands are a place of rain and desserts, innumerable waterfalls, black earth and blue skies, fertile fields and multicolored canyons, healing stones, sacred rivers and tabooed valleys, cinder cones, secret caves, volcanic hair, green cliffs, rainbow fish, fragrant flowers

reality much more complicated. Broken down to its roots, it means face to face with breath of life, but there is no clear definition of what Aloha means in its entirety. It is simplified sometimes to mean the spirit of the islands. This spirit is seen all throughout the Hawaiian islands as an overall attitude of compliance and teamwork, which can be easily witnessed when traveling or living there. Within a few days of living in Hawaii, reporter Breena Kerr saw this in full swing when people would immediately

greatest yield. Moreover, well vegetated volcanic terrains that kindle allure entice tourists. For example, the article, “On the Slopes of Mauna Loa, Hawaii Island”, visitors flock to Highway 11, a route from the west coast of Hawaii that approaches the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Travelers are mesmerized by the topography of the island, a profuse of greenery that was stimulated by volcanic eruptions. Tourism wields tremendous monetary influence; it is one of the world’s most significant sources

people who live and visit Hawaii year round, it is no surprise that I have come to enjoy a wide range of music genres as well. Some may say that I have a peculiar or unusual taste in music but I don't mind. My music selection ranges from the local Hawaiian sound, reggae, classical, and everything in between. From pop to rock it doesn't matter. If I find the song fun and exciting