Hawaii is comprises of 6 islands, namely the Big Island of Hawaii, Oahu, Kauai, Lanai, Maui and Molokai. There is abundant greenery and wildlife on land, but what is in the sea is far more superior. This is one of the prime reasons why Hawaii is one of the hotspots for all those who love to explore the ever-thrilling sea life. Many divers, even those on the professional front, like to visit Hawaii time and again because of its extensive and varied flora and fauna in the sea.
Home to many rare and endangered species, dolphins, Hawaiian Sea Turtles and Angelfish can also be seen. There are corals, which may not be present in any other parts of the world. All these and more tempt people from all over the globe to visit Hawaii and spend a lot of time snorkeling and marveling nature’s wonders.
Among all the islands, Hanauma Bay, near Oahu is one of the prime spots as the underwater life is at its best here. Corals are in abundance and one can even spot many different species of fishes while snorkeling. It is estimated that over 450 species can be found in this area.
Kauai, another island full of scenic views, is the place to be, if you are an admirer of plants in their natural habitat. Also, this island is famous for its lovely sandy beaches, which are at par with any other beach in the world. Kauai’s coral reefs are home to many species of fishes, among them, one being native to this island and are not found anywhere else. And when you are done snorkeling, you can explore sea caves and even enjoy breath-taking waterfalls on this island.
The government has also done its part by bringing up laws and taken up many actions in order to protect endangered species and maintain their natural habitat. If you are among those who love to explore underwater life, Hawaii is the place for you.
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