導覽英文 長榮大學語文教育中心曾妍娟老師

Exploring the Rich Culture of Hawaii Hawaii attracts about seven million visitors annually. A beautiful natural landscape, rich cultre and vast range of activities, that it’s one of the most diverse destinations in the United States. Whether you plan on island-hopping throughout your trip, or prefer to pick one island that’s best suited to your needs, our handy island guide will make planning your Hawaiian getaway a breeze.

The Big Island The most diverse. Fiery volcanoes. Cascading waterfalls. White-sand. Black-sand. Green-sand beaches, blossoming meadows and snow-capped mountains.

For romance:Lanai Lanai is a bit off of Hawaii’s beaten path Making it a perfect spot for secluded romance. Jaw-dropping natural beauty Which allows for a decidedly romantic feel-on this undeveloped isle.

For Adventure: Kauai Kauai draws visitors with the wild grandeur of its lush, mountainous terrain. Its craggy shores and natural wonders are an adventure junkie’s playground. The 10-mile-long Waimea Canyon, the lava-rock seawater pool at Queen’s Bath and adrenaline-spiking activities include hiking, surfing, kayaking, sky diving and rock-climbing.

Classic Beach Vacation: Maui Hawaii’s second largest island. Lives up to its boastful slogan “Maui no ka ‘oi”(“Maui is the best”) With Hundreds of beachside resorts and hotels. The most swimmable and surfable shores in the state, Maui offers the classic beach vacation experience.

For Cultre: Molokai Molokai is the second smallest island in the Hawaiian chain and many would argue that it feels even more secluded and untouched than Lanai. Nearly half of its residents are of native Hawaiian descent, giving it its moniker, ”The Most Hawaiian Island.”

For cultre:Molokai In addition to the requisite white-sand beaches , Molokai to the requisite white-sand beaches. Molokai has considerable historic charm and is rich in culture It is home to Kalaupapa National Historical Park, a well-maintained historic seaside settlement, as well as numerous centuries-old churches, plantations and coconut groves.