08/28/2026
Fun Fact Friday!!
Did you know Hawaii is made up of 137 islands, but only seven are inhabited?
Here’s a little peek at each one:
Oahu — Home to Honolulu and Waikiki, Oahu is the perfect mix of city energy, famous beaches, and historic sites.
Maui — Known for its stunning beaches, scenic drives, and the unforgettable Road to Hana, Maui is a favorite for romance and relaxation.
Hawaii Island — Also called the Big Island, this is the largest island and the one where you can see active volcanoes, black sand beaches, and dramatic landscapes.
Kauai — Nicknamed the Garden Isle, Kauai is lush, green, and full of jaw-dropping natural beauty, waterfalls, and hiking trails.
Molokai — Quiet and authentic, Molokai offers a slower pace, rich Hawaiian culture, and a chance to experience the islands away from the crowds.
Lanai — Small and secluded, Lanai is known for luxury, privacy, and beautiful off-the-beaten-path scenery.
Niihau — Often called the Forbidden Island, Niihau is privately owned and very unique, with a strong connection to traditional Hawaiian life.
Each island has its own personality, which is part of what makes Hawaii so special.