Hawaii is a place to practice any water sport. The funds of the archipelago are simply awesome. The warm waters and profusion of coral make this coast a haven for marine life resulting in a total spectacle. From any of the islands can reach places where a number of challenges dive is like traveling to another planet.

On every island there are establishments where you can buy or rent diving equipment. Turtles, sharks, fish of all colors and all kinds of algae make one feel like mismisimo Jacques Cousteau.

On the surface, surfing is one of the attractions. This is a sport native to the islands, which was practiced by the natives. The waves are prominent, especially in certain seasons

Golf

No geographical area which has more golf courses Hawaii. In the islands plays two tournaments on the PGA and Senior Tour another pair. But do not be Tiger Woods to play at The Plantation Course, perhaps the best golf of the Hawaiian archipelago.

Hawaii is much more than beaches, landscapes and surf. Today, one of the biggest tourism revenues of the islands is related to golf. Nothing strange for a place that surpasses the hundred courts in just a few square kilometers.

Hawaii offers everything for lovers of golf, luxury hotels, resorts, traditional villages and apartments for rent, all with yards and yards of fine grass, usually shorts style, designed to delight the golf. Sure, some of these courts are public and have a simpler design and less spectacular than other more complex.

But Hawaii has real jewels whose ranking is set by the PGA Tour and ready to serve anyone. The most important: Waialae, on the outskirts of Honolulu, home of the Sony Open.

Waialae, that if you have a particularity: to visit must be friends with a partner or a professional player qualified for the second tournament of the year. Designed in 1927, stepping on his lawn costs $ 50 a day. Nothing compared to the thousands who should cost join. But there are many others that if they allow the visit.

Hawaii is the archipelago's largest island which gives its name. Offer you thirteen resorts and tennis three times in a memorable color contrast.

The best time to go is between November and April, but if you happen rain, visit Lahaina, a town in the nineteenth century, filled with art galleries.