The Hawaiian archipelago, the world’s largest and most isolated landmass, is a Polynesian wonderland shaped by active volcanoes that grow larger with each passing year. The fertile lava flows and strong winds carrying an abundant amount of precipitation gradually transform into lush ecosystems, mostly inhabited by immigrants but threatened by invasive species. Despite this, it remains a paradise for various activities such as surfing, skiing, hiking, and astronomical observation.
Wild Hawaii
From its volcanic core to colossal waves crashing against its shores, Hawaii remains a captivating and unpredictable gem of paradise, constantly evolving and surprising visitors.
