Hawaii is filled with natural charm; you may come across wonderful blooms like anthurium flowers, heliconia flowers and orchids. Uncommon animals such as the nene goose, green sea turtle and hawaiian monk seal also dwell here. Hawaii is likewise the best place to view panoramic wonders such as majestic mountains, verdant valleys and willowy waterfalls.

Akaka Falls can be found on the Big Island, just beyond the sleepy small town of Honomu. This towering water fall is 422 feet tall. To see it you will need to do a short 0.4 mile walk on a smooth trail that slithers through a dense tropical jungle. You'll notice bamboo, native trees and tree ferns, and you will hear numerous birds singing as you on your way over the trail. At the conclusion of the path, you'll see Akaka Falls in all its glory.

Volcano is a village in Hawaii, where you guessed it, the Kilauea Volcano is found. You will have to pay a small charge to enter the Volcano National Park, but it's well worth the money. Once inside you will see the Halemaumau Crater plus the Jagger Volcano Observatory. You can also observe steam vents and hike through the bottom part of Kilauea Iki crater. While there don't neglect to checkout the Thurston Lava Tube and also have lunch at the Volcano House restaurant.

The Iao Needle is a towering, 2,250 foot tall rock column that's located within the Iao Valley on the island of Maui. The needle was once used as a natural altar. The valley is filled with vegetation and had been the site of one of the most vital struggles in Hawaii's past. In 1790, King Kamehameha's army conquered the Maui military as part of his effective mission to unite the Hawaiian Islands.

Mauna Kea is a mountain that's higher than Mount Everest when measured from its bottom at the bottom of the sea floor. It is home to a number of telescopes and observatories that are peering deep into space towards the ends of the universe. Frequently it is covered with snow, which isn't something you might be expecting to observe in Hawaii. Its peak is the very top of the whole island and on a clear day you'll be able to view a majestic panorama that consists of both coasts of the island.