Hawaii, with its wonderful waters and golden sands, is the most visited island in the Pacific Ocean. The formation of the islands is based on interesting geographical events. There are seven volcanoes on the largest island of Hawaii, some of which are still active. In addition, there are volcanoes that are active and inactive under the ocean, to which the Hawaiian Islands owe their formations, since the archipelago arose when the lava of volcanoes hardened and eventually formed rocks.
Paradise on earth, the Hawaiian Islands, is so beautiful with its tropical and temperate climate that a huge number of tourists come here every year — from surfers to vacationers, from explorers to travelers.
But what is worth visiting in this amazing place? Waikiki Beach 
Located in the capital of Honolulu, this beach is at the top of the list of places to visit. The beach is a unique destination for surfers and is also known for its beautiful sunsets. It's no surprise that Hawaii is one of the top 15 amazing travel destinations for photography lovers.
Hanauma Bay Beach
If you're craving swimming with turtles, you should definitely add this place to your itinerary because these wondrous creatures are here accustomed to floating people. The ideal months for turtle fun are the summer months.
Lyon Arboretum and Manoa Valley
These valleys are known for their abundant oxygen and greenery and are characterized as a piece of paradise. It's worth adding them to your list of places to see wonderful botanical gardens and diversity that you can't see anywhere else in the world.
Ala Moana Park 
After saturating the beaches of Hawaii, you can visit this quiet park, which covers an area of 100 acres. Moreover, you can swim here. This park in Honolulu has been offering visitors a relaxing experience since the 1950s.
Foster Botanical Garden
This park has a history dating back to 1853. Here you can see more than 170 plants, terraces filled with greenery and an ancient valley.
Iolani Palace
Hawaii is not only beaches, botanical gardens, volcanoes, craters; it is a place that attracts attention with its structures. This palace belonged to the kingdom and have wonderful architecture. It is now a museum containing historical artifacts.
Diamond Crater
Apart from the Koko crater in Hanauma Bay, the diamond crater is a formation that all tourists want to see because of its unusual structure and appearance. This 500,000-year-old crater was found by British sailors and is also suitable for rock climbing.
Pearl Harbor 
Due to the Japanese bombardment of Oahu, Pearl Harbor became a historic event that heavily damaged three ships and killed 2,500 American soldiers. Following this unfortunate event, the decision was made to build memorials and museums for the three ships and to open up Pearl Harbor Harbor to visitors to Hawaii.
Maui
Maui has beaches and bays to enjoy. You can have a great holiday here with good drinks and food in resorts such as Kihei, Lahaina and Wailea. Be sure to visit Makena Bay and Big Beach, which are the most famous bays on Maui. A small beach called the Nudist Camp is also located behind the Big Beach.
Kauai
One of the reasons Hawaii attracts tourists so much is because it has an unspoilt place. It is worth including Kauai in your travel itinerary to see this paradise because it has unspoiled beauty and many natural formations. One of them is the Waimea Canyon, 16 kilometers long and 900 meters deep. After a pleasant journey along the footpath, you can enjoy the famous coffee of Kauai. You can also see Kauai's Hanakapyai Falls and Kalalau Beach Camp.
Warm, pleasant weather, lots of sunshine and lots of interesting things to do and see in the Hawaiian Islands. But the archipelago's most remote inhabited islands offer much more than many travelers realize. Beyond sun and sand, cities and shopping, Hawaii boasts incredible natural wonders from soaring red canyons to jungle-hidden waterfalls and an incredible underwater ecosystem. Hawaii is a tropical paradise to be discovered again and again.
