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Discover Alohacyberia, where you can take virtual field trips to each island, look through live cameras in Hawaii and worldwide, listen to Hawaii radio stations broadcasting live from the islands over the airwaves and through the Internet, find maps and driving directions anyplace in the United States and Canada. There are activities for all interests other than Hawaiiana and you'll find no advertising, no cookies and nothing for sale.

Na Pali Sunset on Kauai

Click below for information about each individual Hawaiian Island. Every island is unique and has its own distinct history and flavor. The different islands possess special geographical and cultural features which distinguish them from the other islands of Hawaii and Polynesia.

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Big Island	Kauai Page	Maui Page	Molokai	Oahu Page

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Mako - The Hawaii Shark Page "Mako" is the Hawaiian word for "shark". Hawaiians also use the word "mano" for various kinds of sharks, such as Mano kihikihi for hammerhead sharks. One species of shark common in Hawaiian waters as well as being found worldwide is called the "Mako Shark". You are invited to visit the Sharks webpage to read general information and see many photographs regarding the forty plus species of sharks in Hawaiian waters. The sharks in Hawaiian waters pose little threat to human beings. The sharks that have been responsible for the most hazards in Hawaii have been the galapagos sharks, scalloped hammerhead sharks, gray reef sharks and tiger sharks. While great white sharks can be dangerous, they do not frequent Hawaiian waters in great numbers because of their feeding habits. For more info about which shark species are the most aggressive and the most dangerous, more photographs, fascinating facts, shark research, safety tips, suggested reading and links to more shark websites, click, here.

The Leeward Islands of Hawaii which are also referred to as the Northwestern Islands of Hawaii, 130 islands, islets, atolls and shoals stretch 1,200 miles northwest of Kauai and Niihau ending with Kure Atoll about 55 miles northwest of Midway Atoll - site of the historic World War II naval battle between the American and Japanese navies: the Battle of Midway. The Northwestern Islands of Hawaii are the largest nature preserve in the world and Kure is the northernmost coral atoll in the world. The Leeward Hawaiian Islands comprise the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument formerly called the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine National Monument.

To explore the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands also known as the Leeward Islands of Hawaii, click here.

Kilauea Volcano Page

Kilauea Volcano, the youngest of the five volcanoes on the Big Island of Hawaii and Kilauea which has been erupting constantly since 1983, may be the most active volcano in the world. Click here to see more photographs of Kilauea Volcano, view maps, read further information about Kilauea and other volcanos worldwide.

Niihau Page

Kahoolawe Page

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Hawaii Language Dictionaries

A great deal of Hawaiian music is sung in the native lyric and melodic Hawaiian Language. To use dictionaries of the Hawaiian language and language translators for 150 other languages, including other Polynesian tongues, click here. There is also a dictionary of computer terminology as well as E-mail, chat room and instant messenger language translators.

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