Weltnaturerbe Hawaii

Hawaii is a place of contrasts. Born of fire and water. The symbol of this is the 'Manau Kea', the highest mountain in the world, which rises from the bottom of the Pacific Ocean into the sky of the South Seas at a height of almost 10,000 metres. It is part of the Hawaiian Volcano National Park on the Big Island, founded in 1916, a World Heritage Site of a special kind. Nowhere else can you experience the irrepressible power of nature as directly as here, the furthest piece of land from all the continents of the world. The underwater landscape of the Hawaiian Islands is also characterized by volcanism. Rugged rock formations of cooled lava with caves, overhangs and hard coral growth mark the home of fascinating wildlife. The documentary 'World Heritage Hawaii - Hawaii Volcano National Park' offers fantastic insights into the formation of the Hawaiian Islands as well as great views of a primeval landscape. Filmed in the best real 3D.