Kuula

A charming waterfall close to the Kuula infohub.

Ukanipo

Koleamoku

Resting ...

Kiha

I'm not sure if Kiha is one of the Volcano Island Sims but it does have a Hawaiian name.

Mooaleo

Hmm.

Lie

I love this gorgeous movie projector I discovered in Lie.

Kanaloa

After my tramping through the wild mountains, I've found the road again.

Apukohai

A charming sheltered valley in the middle of the Volcano Island sims.

Puea

I forgot to mention that I picked up these fun bagpipes in Alua!

Alua

Zolen Tower in Alua ... a most curious construction.

Mahulu

Standing on the summit of Mount G'al, the heart of the Volcano Island Sims.

I descended to the Mahulu Infohub to recuperate for a while.

Uli

Sometimes exploring Second Life is like visiting the Marie Celeste ...

Poliahu

The charming Mermaid Bar.

Kaili

One of these would make life so much easier!

Laka

A cute funicular car in Laka.

Maui

If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say that Maui isn't one of the original Volcano Island Sims, despite the Hawaiian name. There is a clear geological difference between sandy-shored Maui and the black volcanic earth adjacent.

Mokualii

Not much to see here :(

Olopue

It seems to be some kind of giant landing strip.

Hiaka

The Anveshana Centre for the arts, learning and spiritual healing is a must-visit. A truly spectacular piece of architecture!

Milu

It's a little hard to see in the dark, but I found a nice Spongebob Squarepants pineapple house in Milu.