"The Friendly Isle" is a small island, with less than 7,000 residents on the entire island. The island of Molokai is quickly becoming the "last best place" in Hawaii.  Popular among frequent Hawaii visitors and natives who long for the "old Hawaiian ways in the old Hawaiian days", Molokai has everything you'd want in a Hawaiian Vacation. There are no crowds, no malls and no traffic lights on Molokai. Basic necessities are available here, but for the city, shopping and entertainment, residents can take the 20 minute plane trip departing frequently to Honolulu. It should be most famous for its peace and solitude, not to mention its long, deserted beaches and spectacular views. The island offers great diving,you can expect to see anything from hammerhead sharks to manta rays and dolphins!

Lanai
Much of the charm of the island lies in its lack of traffic lights (and traffic jams), its laid-back lifestyle and friendly islanders who wave as they pass you on the street. Hospitality on the island is most friendly and gracious, surpassed perhaps only by the unspoiled beauty of the island scenery. From the cool mountain countryside of Koele to the resort living close to the shoreline at the Manele Bay, this island is pure paradise at either temperature. At 140 square miles, Lanai is one of the smallest islands in the Hawaiian Islands chain and is home to some 2,500 residents. The island is a beautiful place to visit and is now home to several major resorts. The diving off the coast of Lanai has always been pristine and offers some exciting lava formation dives, including Cathedrals. The reefs around Lanai abound with marine life and coral. Bring your camera!