Kawainui Marsh

Kawainui Marsh, just west of the city of Kailua, is the largest wetland in the state of Hawaii, with rich soil that attracts waterfowl. Kawainui, which means "place of abundant water," was once used by the native people as a fishpond and farm. Now a treasure trove of precious flora and fauna, Kawainui Marsh is a pleasant place to stroll and provides another attraction to the fashionable tourist town of Kailua.

Oahu

The island of Oahu is home to Honolulu, the state capital of Hawaii, and is a bustling center of tourism. The volcanic mountains and the beautiful ocean represented by Waikiki coexist on this resort island, where you can spend a relaxing time in a mild climate throughout the year. From climbing Diamond Head and horseback riding on a ranch to surfing on the North Shore and shopping at markets and malls, you can enjoy the nature and culture of Oahu however you wish.