How many islands in Hawaii support tourism?

Hawaii is made up of a total of eight main islands, but not all of these islands actively support tourism to the same extent. The six islands that are known for their tourism infrastructure and attractions include:

1. Hawaii Island (Big Island) - Known for its active volcanoes, diverse landscapes, and outdoor activities.

2. Maui - Famous for its stunning beaches, luxury resorts, and the scenic Road to Hana.

3. Oahu - The most visited island, home to the capital city of Honolulu, famous beaches like Waikiki, and historical sites such as Pearl Harbor.

4. Kauai - Known as the "Garden Isle," it offers lush landscapes and outdoor adventures.

5. Molokai - While smaller and less commercialized, it has unique cultural experiences and natural beauty.

6. Lanai - Known for luxury resorts and secluded beaches, though it is less frequented than the other islands.

These islands are specifically developed for tourism, offering a range of accommodations, dining, and activities catered to visitors. Other islands in Hawaii, like Niihau and Kahoʻolawe, are either privately owned or not developed for tourism, which is why six islands is