Hawaii is the largest and most populated island in the state of Hawaii, with diverse landscapes and climates. It is also known as the Big Island to avoid confusion with the state name.
Oahu is the third-largest and most visited island in the state of Hawaii, with the capital Honolulu and most of the state's population. It has a mix of urban and natural attractions, including the famous Waikiki Beach and Pearl Harbor.
Kauai is the fourth-largest and oldest island in the state of Hawaii, with a rugged and lush terrain. It is known as the Garden Island for its abundant flora and fauna, and has many natural wonders, such as the Na Pali Coast and Waimea Canyon.
Molokai is the fifth-largest and least developed island in the state of Hawaii, with a predominantly Native Hawaiian population and culture. It is famous for its history of leprosy settlements and its scenic beauty, such as the Kalaupapa Peninsula and the Halawa Valley.
Lanai is the sixth-largest and smallest inhabited island in the state of Hawaii, with a mostly rural and arid landscape. It is known as the Pineapple Island for its former role as a pineapple plantation, and has some luxury resorts and golf courses.