Descriptive Essay About Hawaii

Flowing lava, rich agriculture and miles of beach-lined coast are key aspects linked to the state’s biggest landmass, the Island of Hawaii. Embraced by thousands of miles of the Pacific Ocean, Hawaii has a unique, come-as-you-are attitude expressed in its aloha spirit. A warm welcome is all but guaranteed as you arrive to experience all the delights this special island has to offer.

Hawaii is made for experiences, known as one of the best travel areas in the world. The activities tourist can experience are nearly endless. Travelers can sightsee, swim, surf, snorkel, scuba dive, fish, boat, jetski, shop, eat, zipline and much more. Let's explore some of the top delights Hawaii has to offer.

Akaka Falls

Just a short stroll through a tree-shaded, paved pathway Akaka Falls awaits. Visitors can begin to hear the roars of rushing water as it echoes through the State Park. Across an emerald-hued gorge, Akaka Falls empties a steady, free-falling veil of water not only to see but hear and feel as well. At 442ft, Akaka Falls stands over twice the height of Niagara Falls, it’s a certain crowd pleaser. After gasping at the sight of the falls, walking through dense, orchid-filled rain forest, snapping photos of Hawaiian plants and animals
The combination result is some of the best diving and snorkeling conditions on any of the Hawaiian Islands. Snorkelers and divers have a variety of waters and sites to explore. For example, Kealakekua Bay, Hawaii’s Big Island located 40 minutes south of Kailua-Kona in Kona is a must go for both Snorkelers and divers. This historic bay is remarkable, shielded by cliffs, the waters are calms and swarming with marine life. A different site for divers and snorkelers would be Molokini, Maui. Molokini is a small crescent shaped island off the South Maui coast. Here the waters offer colorful reefs as well as marine