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Pidgin English is a mix of languages locals speak in Hawaii. ‘Ey! Dis page GOOD FUN, brah! ‘Ass why we wen put ‘um togeddah you know: so you guys could have good fun too! But one noddah ting: we get special feeling about pidgin. ‘Cause pidgin is special. Local people, dey get togeddah fo’ party, […]
You will find many local crafts at fairs and shops around the island. Be careful, many of them are made in Bali and other islands outside of Hawaii. These crafts can be beautiful, just be aware of what you are buying. Crafts in Hawaii
Music is a part of the Hawaiian culture. From traditional sounds of hula to contemporary Hawaiian radio hits, Hawaiian music is something to be enjoyed by both residents and visitors. Music in Hawaii
The Hawaiian Islands were joined in 1810 by Kamehameha The Great. The Kingdom of Hawaii lasted until 1893 when it was overthrown by the Missionary Party with assistance from the United States. Kamehameha’s Reign Kamehameha the Great (born c. 1758, died 1819) set out from the Big Island in the last decade of the 18th […]
Located directly in front of the charming and historic Royal Hawaiian Hotel as well as the Royal Moana and the Outrigger Waikiki, this beautiful white-sand beach is enjoyed by swimmers and sunbathers as well as surfers who enjoy the waves offshore. As you relax on the soft sand you can enjoy great views of Diamond […]
Every Hawaiian Quilt Should Have Inspiration Behind It
Get Your Kicks From Hawaiian Coffee
Native Tongue the Language of the Hawaiian Islands – A Hawaiian Glossary
New Horizons – Discovering The “Lands Of Rainbows”
Gifts Of Aloha – Hawaii’s Flower Leis
Hawaiian Heirloom Jewelry
Hawaiian Taro
Hawaii’s flowers are as beautiful as the islands they represent
Hawaiian Conch Shells
Hawaii Luaus celebrate Hawaiian cultures and traditions
Christmas with a Twist Even the traditional symbols of Christmas come with a twist in Hawai’i. Consider the Christmas tree. An October 25, 1995 headline in a Honolulu newspaper declares, “Christmas tree ship to arrive on Thanksgiving Day.” The article reads: “It’s still a week to Halloween and a month to Thanksgiving, but Matson Navigation […]
A taste for fermented beverages seems to be part of the human condition, and it’s no different in Hawai’i. Ever since early Polynesian settlers brought ‘awa (called kawa in other South Pacific regions) root with them to Hawai’i from Tahiti, imbibing intoxicating beverages has been a part of Hawaiian medicinal, religious and recreational heritage. Where […]
Experience Hawaii’s traditional culture and Polynesian heritage by visiting one of the local kava bars across the islands.
LOCALS’ FAVORITE PLACES TO LIVE ON MAUI 1. Paia, North Shore Paia is located on the desirable North Shore. Perfect for locals who love water activities. 2. Haiku, North Shore The North Shore of Maui is popular with locals. Haiku is close to Paia and is for people who want to be near the beach […]
Are You Considering a Move To Hawaii? For years, you’ve dreamt about the wonders of the Aloha State. The island’s beaches, cliffs, and trees have called to you—and now you want to take action. If you’ve decided to transform your fantasy of moving to Hawaii into a reality, there are a multitude of things to […]
Hanalei is One of the Most Picturesque Small Towns on Earth
Hula is an Integrated System of Poetry, Movement and Rythm
Updated 2/12/2020 Hawaii Helicopter Tour Accident Statistics When researching Hawaii helicopter tours, safety is of the utmost importance. You don’t want to ruin your Hawaii vacation (and more importantly lose your life) because you chose a helicopter company that didn’t put safety first. Aloha Hawaii does not guarantee the safety of any helicopter tour, but when we […]
Kona is known as one of the best fishing destinations in the world! Thanks to its deep waters right outside the mouth of Honokohau Harbor and the looming volcanoes that block the winds, Kona is regarded as the big-game fishing capital of the world. Its history backs up the claim, as many International Game Fish […]
Hawaii Museums – Bringing History to Life
Hiking the World Famous Kalalau Trail
Each winter, Oahu’s rugged North Shore serves up some of the largest and imposing ocean waves on the planet. Giant, storm-generated swells make their long trek across the northern Pacific to batter reef breaks and the area’s shoreline. Triple Crown World-renowned surf contests are held here from early November to late December. The Vans Triple […]
Most Beautiful Beaches on Oahu
Snorkeling in Hawaii – A Spectacular Underwater World.
Hawaii Surfing Beaches
Immerse yourself in Hawaii’s culture through its cuisine! Discover local delicacies, from poi to poke bowls and kava, with this guide to the most delicious culinary experiences that the islands have to offer.
Located on Wailua Bay along Kauai’s eastern shore, Wailua Beach is a beautiful stretch of white sand about 1/2-mile long and up to 100 feet wide. This windward beach is part of Wailua River State Park and includes the river mouth of the huge Wailua River. There is no protective reef offshore and the beach […]
This 1/2 mile-long white sand beach on Kauai’s south side is named after a wooden boat wreck that graced the shoreline for many years before it was finally destroyed and buried by Hurricane Iwa in 1982. Shipwreck Beach is known as a good bodyboarding beach and also frequented by surfers though the conditions are typically […]
This long and pristine white sand beach is one of Kauai’s prettiest beaches with pristine waters bordered by steep cliffs. Adding to the very picturesque setting of this secluded beach are the scenic views of the north shore coastline including Kilauea Lighthouse as well as the rocky Mokuaeae islet which is the northernmost point in […]
Located in a relatively well-protected cove on Kauai’s western shore, Salt Pond Beach is a crescent beach set between two rock outcroppings connected by a natural lava rock ridge that creates a small lagoon. This lagoon provides a nice swimming area for very small children. The beach has reddish-golden sand and is frequented by local […]
Fronting Princeville’s elegant St. Regis hotel on the north shore, Puu Poa Beach has nice white sand and shallow offshore waters that are protected by a coral reef. Swimming and snorkeling are good in these shallow waters where you can find some nice sandy spots, but avoid the water during winter swells and times of […]
Considered a living museum and heritage site, Mahaulepu is a scenic, secluded beach that is a great day hike on Kauai’s south shore. This area is home to many endangered Hawaiian species and is also very important in Hawaii’s history and culture. A great deal of scientific research has occurred here including excavations of ancient species […]
A very safe and protected east shore beach, Lydgate Beach is nice for families with kids. With nice swimming and snorkeling areas as well as a wonderful community playground nearby, Lydgate is one of Kauai’s most popular beach parks. The long, white sand beach features a large protected area which is the result of the […]
A relatively narrow and small, sandy beach, Lawai Beach Park can sometimes disappear altogether when big waves pound the shore but when the water is calm this is a lovely beach and also one of the south shore’s best snorkeling spots. Lawai Beach is sometimes called Beach House because it is located right next to […]
Kee Beach, Kauai is one of Hawaii’s most striking beaches and the beginning of the popular hiking trail to Hanakapiai and Kalalau.
Located on Kauai’s beautiful north shore, 3-mile-long Anini Beach is a protected and safe beach for children. A fringing reef runs offshore along this whole stretch of coastline providing a beautiful stretch of pristine blue water. Kamani trees line the shoreline providing plenty of shady areas. Anini Beach is a great spot for beginning windsurfers […]
A protective offshore reef makes Anahola Beach good for swimming except during times of high surf. The white sandy beach is about .5 miles long and surrounded by ironwood trees that provide plenty of shady areas for relaxing. The reef provides good snorkeling and scuba diving opportunities and the nearshore waters have some good pockets […]
Sunbathing is nice at One Alii Beach Park where there are two beaches called One Alii I and One Alii II. Swimming is not great since the beach is narrow and comprised mostly of rock and coral without a lot of sand. However, this is a great place for a picnic or just relaxing and […]
Though it has less sand than nearby Honouli Maloo, Honouli Wai Bay also provides some good swimming and snorkeling opportunities. Located along Hwy. 450 in eastern Molokai, this small sandy beach can be great for snorkeling when the water is calm. Great For Swimming, diving, and snorkeling when the water is calm. Windsurfing and kitesurfing […]
This partially protected bay on Molokai’s eastern coastline provides a nice sandy beach that is good for snorkeling and swimming. Honouli Maloo Bay is located between Sandy Beach and Murphy’s Beach and is known as a good surfing beach. Great For Snorkeling, swimming, surfing, and diving are good here but only when the ocean is […]
This important Hawaiian cultural area is situated on the northwestern coastline of Molokai and includes three separate beach areas known as Kawaaloa, Keonelele, and Moomomi. The region is managed by the Nature Conservancy of Hawaii which offers informational guided tours. The small white-sand beach is on the east corner of the bay. The nearshore waters […]
Located on the west coast of Molokai, Kaupoa Beach is a picture-perfect postcard beach with palm trees and gentle breezes for a classic Hawaiian beach experience. Kaupoa Beach consists of two crescents of fine white sand divided by a rock outcropping. The water is typically very clear and blue, and swimming and snorkeling are good […]
Located on the south coast of Molokai, Kakahaia is a 42-acre beach park nice for birdwatching or picnicking though not a good swimming beach due to the rocky, shallow seafloor. Fishermen also frequent this beach which is part of a bird sanctuary and the Kakahaia National Wildlife Refuge. Great For Picnics, fishing, birdwatching. Highlights This […]
This small, south Molokai beach is popular among fisherman though is not great for snorkeling or swimming beach because the seafloor is somewhat rocky. The beach is long and narrow. Located nearby is Hale O Lono Harbor which is the starting point of the annual Molokai to Oahu Outrigger Canoe Race. Great For Fishing, whale […]
The two nice swimming beaches called Kawili (on the right) and Kamalaea (on the left) are located in Halawa Bay along Molokai’s eastern shore. While Kawili is a bit rocky and more exposed, Kamaalaea is a pleasant curving beach with fine white sand (Halawa means “Curve”) that gently slopes into the sea. Halawa Beach Park […]
This east Lanai beach is not a great swimming beach due to its shallow and rocky ocean bottom though there are a few pockets of sand that allow you to enjoy the water. Most visitors to Naha are fishermen, and indeed this area was once the site of a fishing village. Also located at Naha […]
This remote northeast Lanai beach is six miles long and protected by a wide offshore reef that is one of Hawaii’s longest fringing reefs. Keomuku Beach is very remote and secluded and is actually a series of cobblestone and black sand beaches with clear blue water. The beaches are mostly rocky though there are some […]
This long and wide white-sand beach stretches for more than 1.5 miles along Lanai’s northwest coastline providing a nice view of the island of Molokai. If you squint you can even see Diamond Head on Oahu. Polihua is a wonderful beach for a walk or even a picnic (if the winds aren’t blowing too strong). […]
In addition to a lovely, long white-sand beach, this somewhat secluded and remote area of east Lanai is designated as a bird sanctuary and is the site of the Loko Lapa Fishpond dating to ancient times. Unfortunately, Lopa Beach is not a good swimming beach due to the ocean currents and topography of the seafloor […]
Hulopoe Beach – named America’s Best Beach by Dr. Beach
Located along the Big Island’s scenic Hamakua Coast, Waipio Valley is the southernmost and largest of seven large valleys on the windward side of the Big Island’s Kohala Mountains. Waipio was home to Hawaiian royalty in ancient times and today the secluded beach is a great place to relax. Cliffs rise thousands of feet from […]
Leleiwi Beach just southeast of Hilo includes several inlets, coves, and natural ponds as well as tidepools in the lava rocks. This beach is a popular snorkeling location due to the nearshore coral reef and the variety of marine life that can be seen here including Hawaiian green sea turtles and even spinner dolphins. Bodyboarders […]
This classic Hawaiian black sand beach includes a palm-lined freshwater fishpond. The jet black sand on the beach (true black, not gray or salt-and-pepper) was created when the molten lava from Kilauea Volcano flowed into the cool sea causing the lava to break apart into tiny fragments that later washed up on the beach. Plenty […]
This green sand beach near South Point, the southernmost tip of the island, is located in a small cove at the base of a huge cinder cone called Puu O Mahana. The striking green sand of Green Sand Beach, also called Mahana Beach and Papakolea Beach, is the result of olivine deposits in the nearby […]
These two beaches are located not far from Kona town. Protected by a large offshore reef, Aiopio Beach is fun for kids who often play in the tidepools within the sandy inlet, and there are plenty of shady areas for relaxing. As part of the Kaloko-Honokohau National Historic Park, Aiopio Beach is rich in archaeological […]
This scenic Big Island beach is actually three crescent-shaped beaches along 3/4-mile of Kona coastline. There are plenty of shady trees and even a freshwater pool near the dunes that is great for washing off the saltwater. Bodyboarding and surfing are also popular at Makalawena Beach, though it is fairly remote and never crowded. The […]
This attractive white sand beach on the Kona side of the Big Island is popular with kids due to the gently sloping sand and protective offshore reef that provides for safe swimming almost all year around. Spencer Beach Park is also one of the Big Island’s best beach parks for camping. Open grass lawn areas […]
Makena Beach State Park includes two of Maui’s nicest beaches–Big Beach and Little Beach. The wide, golden-sand Big Beach is edged with palm trees and bordered by grass-topped sand dunes between two black lava points on the south side of Maui’s resort coastline of Wailea. This white and orange sand beach is nearly one mile […]
Located on Maui’s south-central coastline, this scenic wetland area encompasses about 700 acres and is home to a variety of Hawaiian waterbirds including the black-necked stilt and Hawaiian coot. The Refuge is the site of habitat restoration projects as well as local environmental education, bird watching, photography, and other wildlife-oriented activities. The Reserve was established […]
Set in the shadow of the Haleakala Volcano and the West Maui Mountains, this lovely wildlife sanctuary in Kahului between the harbor and the airport was formerly a fishpond for the Hawaiian monarchy. According to legend the stone for the walls of Kanaha Pond was passed from hand-to-hand all the way to the site. Kanaha […]
This interesting educational museum in central Maui displays various exhibits about sugarcane and the early years of Hawaii plantation life including the many different immigrant cultures who came to Hawaii to work on the sugarcane plantations. An exhibit about the production of sugarcane features a scale model of a cane crusher. The museum building itself […]
Iao Valley – Hiking & Educational Programs, 30 Hands-on Exhibits
This site has panoramic views of central Maui and consists of two heiaus: Haleki‘i Heiau and Pihanakalani Heiau. Haleki‘i Heiau was rebuilt in 1958 with the goal of replicating the original structure as it looked when it was built, which is thought to have occurred around A.D. 1200. Today the lava foundations and remains of […]
This charming historic structure on the main street across from Kaahumanu Church was built for missionaries Edward and Caroline Bailey in 1833 on the former site of the Hawaiian royal compound. Lava rock and native woods including koa were used in the construction of the building which originally housed the Wailuku Female Seminary. This was […]
This secluded Marine Preserve about 7 miles south of Wailea spans from La Perouse Bay to Ahihi Bay and includes great snorkeling and scuba diving areas featuring some of Maui’s clearest blue waters. The rocky shoreline gives way to underwater coral and lava formations that make for interesting exploring. No fishing is allowed, and you […]
This charming county park in central Maui includes various ethnic displays memorializing the different cultures that have played a role in the history of the Hawaiian Islands. The memorials at Kepaniwai Heritage Gardens include traditional Hawaiian dwellings of ancient times as well as the traditional homes of the people who came from Portugal, China, New […]
This 384-acre park above Aiea north of Pearl Harbor and about 12 miles from Waikiki includes the historic Heaiwa Heiau which is near the park entrance. Further down the paved road are campgrounds as well as picnic areas and the trailhead for the Aiea Loop Trail. The 4.8-mile trail leads through a forested area above […]
Located next to the Hawaii State Library on the grounds of Iolani Palace, the Hawaii State Archives houses a vast collection of important Hawaiian history including personal papers, collections, government documents, speeches, press releases, and documents from all governmental branches including the Judiciary, Legislature, and Executive. More than 100,000 photographs are preserved within the Archives […]
Ahupuaa O Kahana State Park is located between Laie and Kaneohe on Oahu’s windward side. The park is a traditional Hawaiian ahupuaa, which is a land division extending from the mountains to the sea and including everything needed for subsistence. Kahana Valley is one of only a few ahupuaa in the state that is owned […]
This refuge near the northernmost point of Oahu was established in 1976 with the goal of providing habitat for Hawaiian waterbirds and migratory waterbirds as well as native plants that require a wetland habitat. Kahuku Point marks the end of the north shore and the beginning of Oahu’s windward coast. Just south of the point […]
Set in a 60-acre basin within the landmark Koko Crater in eastern Oahu is a lovely botanical garden featuring a dryland collection of plants that is a model of xeriscape concepts supporting a drought-tolerant landscape in tune with the surrounding environment. Koko Head is known geologically as a tuff cone and forms the south-west side […]
Waikiki Beachboys & Duke Kahanamoku Popularized Surfing. The beachboys were symbolic of everything that was great about Hawaii. History The Beachboys of Waikiki is a renowned group of Hawaiian watermen who worked on the beaches of Waikiki from the 1920s to the 1950s when guests from all around the world began arriving to stay at […]
Heeia State Park is located at Kealohi Point in Kaneohe Bay on Oahu’s windward side and provides scenic views of one of Hawaii’s largest fishponds as well as Heeia-Kea Harbor. Three of Oahu’s five remaining ancient fishponds are located on Kaneohe Bay. Heeia State Park serves as an outdoor classroom for community groups. The non-profit […]
This 400-acre park above Kaneohe on Oahu’s windward side lives up to its name which means “Peaceful refuge.” Hoomaluhia is Oahu’s largest botanical garden. The plants are grouped to represent major tropical growing regions including Polynesia, Melanesia, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, and India, Africa and Tropical America. Plants at Hoomaluhia include palms and aroids, heliconias, native […]
This 27-acre city park between the Waianae and Koolau Mountains in central Oahu features hiking trails and more than 60 types of old trees as well as a distinguished fern collection. The park is one of the Honolulu Botanical Gardens. Set on a plateau at an elevation of nearly 1,000 feet above sea level, the […]
This lovely 700-acre tropical garden is a nature preserve and bird sanctuary that is family owned and set in a majestic location beneath the strikingly beautiful Koolau mountain range. Highlights Highlights of the Garden are 70 varieties of edible fruits and nuts as well as a palm garden with more than 80 types of palms, […]
The Hawaii State Library is housed in a historic Classical Revival style building in downtown Honolulu just to the west of Honolulu Hale. The structure serves as the central branch of the statewide library system. The library’s main building is a four-story rectangular structure with a six-story tower in the rear. The library’s entrance features […]
Bishop Street in downtown Honolulu is the nexus of Hawaii’s business world including banking and other major financial activities. Honolulu is considered the financial center of the Pacific, and Bishop Street is the financial center of Hawaii. Downtown Oahu’s business district is centered on Bishop Street and Fort Street Mall and bounded by Vineyard Boulevard, […]
Just across the street from Hawaii’s State Capitol building in downtown Honolulu is Washington Place, the former home of Queen Liliuokalani. Twelve of Hawaii’s governors also lived in the home. In 2001 a new 5,000-square-foot governor’s residence was constructed on the same land as Washington Place, which became a museum for visitors to learn more […]
Aliiolani Hale—King Kamehameha V Judiciary History Center of Hawaii The historic Aliiolani Hale building was the first major Western-style structure built by the Hawaiian monarchy and is notable for its distinctive clock tower. Today the building houses the King Kamehameha V Judiciary History Center which features exhibits as well as multimedia presentations on landmark Hawaii […]
Lanai Cathedrals Scuba Adventure
The high and hidden Kamakou Preserve encompasses nearly 3,000 acres on Molokai’s highest mountain, Kamakou. Perched near the summit, the Kamakou Preserve is a habitat for some of Hawaii’s most endangered species. Kamakou Preserve can be visited on monthly hikes led by the Nature Conservancy. Check out their event schedule or give their Molokai office […]
Snowboard atop Hawaii’s Mauna Kea Volcano. For one of the most unique skiing or snowboarding experiences of your life consider an adventure to the Big Island of Hawaii and its tallest volcano called Mauna Kea, which means “White Mountain.” 10 Tips To Ensure A Safe and Thrilling Hawaii Ski Adventure 1. Best Time To Go […]
This is a lovely, scenic beach between Laie and Kalani Points with fairly calm water when the surf is not too large. However, there isn’t much shade at this beach. The beach is located at the town of Laie on Oahu’s northeastern coast and most of the visitors to this beach are students of Brigham […]
Situated on the 150-acre peninsula of Kualoa Point on the north side of Kualoa Bay, this is great for swimming when the surf is not too large. Rising above this very scenic beach is the cliff called Paliku, which means “Vertical cliff,” and the beach has great views of the Koolau mountains. Kualoa is a […]
35 acre Kailua Beach Park is one of Oahu’s nicest beaches
Great Snorkeling for Kids
This classic Hawaiian beach on Oahu’s eastern shore is a great place for a long beach walk along Waimanalo Bay followed by a swim in the mostly protected, turquoise waters. Waimanalo Bay is Oahu’s longest beach stretching for more than 5 miles along the windward shore from Wailea Point to Makapuu, and with great views […]
This is a lovely golden-sand beach on Oahu’s easternmost point is about 1,000 feet long and is backed by black Koolau cliffs, Makapuu has a classic natural Hawaiian beauty that has been displayed in such shows as Hawaii Five-O and Magnum, P.I. However, swimming is only recommended when the water is very calm. Offshore of […]
This impressive crescent-shaped bay (Hanauma means “Curved Bay”) lined with lava rock ledges was formed by two sunken craters and is renowned for its myriad tropical fish. As one of Hawaii’s most popular visitor destinations, Hanauma Bay draws more than one million people each year. The sandy beach at Hanauma is nice for relaxing, but […]
The Kapahulu Groin is a storm drain that extends out into the ocean at the eastern end of Kuhio Beach Park. From the Kapahulu Groin, a breakwater extends parallel to the beach for more than 1,000 feet providing a safe area where onlookers can see the local bodyboarders riding waves perilously close to the wall. […]
Gray’s Beach is located just to the east (on the Diamond Head side) of the Waikiki’s Halekulani Hotel. Due to the seawall in front of the hotel, the beach may be inundated with water at high tide. Great For Sunbathing, swimming, surfing, and people watching. Highlights When visiting Gray’s Beach you will notice that there […]
Directly in front of the Hilton Hawaiian Village Hotel at the western end of Waikiki, Kahanamoku Beach features a breakwater and pier with coral running between them. This provides a nice swimming area that is relatively safe for kids. The pier at Kahanamoku Beach is used to provide water taxi service for submarine cruises and […]
Sand, Surf & Shopping Galore
This gentle west side beach is family-friendly with calm water and shady areas. When other Waianae beaches are experiencing strong surf and dangerous conditions, Pokai is often still very hospitable. The swimming areas at Pokai are marked with buoys. Pokai is also a popular canoe-launching beach. Highlights On days when other beaches are too rough, […]
Ancient Hawaiian Surf Grounds This mile-long, golden-sand beach on Oahu’s western shore was famous in ancient Hawaii as a place where the experts rode the waves—this remains true today during large winter swells. During the summer months when the waves are small, novices also enjoy Makaha’s waves that provide long rides for bodyboarders and surfers. […]
An uncrowded gem on Oahu’s Leeward side. The clear blue water of this remote and usually uncrowded leeward Oahu beach makes for an ideal Hawaiian beach day. On calmer days there are plenty of small caverns and caves to explore. The white sand beach is located between two limestone points about one mile apart. The […]
Visitors have ample opportunities to explore Food and Culture in Hawaii
Cocktails, pupus (appetizers), and Hawaiian entertainment on a sunset dinner cruise. The views are just one reason why dinner cruises are such a popular activity in Hawaii. From sumptuous cuisine to stellar entertainment, a lavish dinner cruise can provide a memorable way to culminate your Hawaiian stay. Some cruises offer gourmet meals worthy of Hawaii’s […]
Learn To Surf in Hawaii
Lanai offers some of the best golf in Hawaii
Enjoy the most sumptuous of Polynesian foods and watch captivating cultural dances at a Big Island Luau. The exciting atmosphere will fill you with a deep appreciation for authentic Hawaiian culture and traditions even as you fill your stomach with delicious Polynesian food. A luau may also be combined with a submarine tour.
On the Big Island, Kealakekua Bay on the island’s Kona side is a favorite kayaking spot. Paddle about a mile straight across the bay to the Captain Cook monument. Dolphins are often seen in the bay. Meander in the azure waters of a protected bay or explore sea waves and kayak amidst dolphin pods. Kayaking on […]
Take a sunset dinner cruise, go whale watching, or sail on a twin-hulled catamaran. Whatever vessel you choose, an ocean cruise is the quintessential Hawaiian experience. Big Island boat tours allow a variety of choices from sunset luau cruises to whale watching, dolphin adventures, and glass-bottom boats. Submarine rides from Kailua-Kona allow you to see […]
Getting there is half the fun as you explore the Big Island’s backcountry and ranchlands on custom, easy-to-operate ATVs. The double thrill of seeing remote natural areas while also navigating your all-terrain vehicle makes for a memorable Hawaiian adventure on a Big Island ATV tour.
Custom tour planes allow you to see the Big Island in comfort. Circle the Big Island seeing all of the favorite sights including Kealakekua Bay, the Hamakua Coast, and spectacular Kilauea Volcano. You will never forget the experience of soaring through Hawaiian skies over the Big Island airplane tour.
Memorable ocean kayaking adventures are also available on Molokai. Because the waters here are fairly rough, however, Molokai is best left to experienced kayakers. Meander in the azure waters above Hawaii’s longest coral reef which runs for 30 miles along Molokai’s southern coast. A Molokai kayaking tour is a rewarding adventure that brings you up close […]
Attractions on the Big Island include Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Onizuka Center for Astronomy and Mauna Kea Observatory, Hulihee Palace, Puuhonua O Honaunau, Parker Ranch, and the Pacific Tsunami Museum. From the spectacular eruptions of Kilauea Volcano to the world-class telescopes atop Mauna Kea Volcano to enormous stone Heiaus (Hawaiian sacred places) and even a […]
On Kauai, visit the Kauai Museum, Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge, Waioli Mission House Museum and Kilohana Plantation. Take a riverboat cruise to a Fern Grotto in the lush Wailua Valley, see the Kilauea Lighthouse set atop the cliffs on Hawaii’s northernmost point, or take a drive along the rim of the massive gorge of […]
Being the youngest of the Hawaiian Island, the Big Island features black sand beaches. Head to Waikoloa Beach Resort if you’re looking for a beach vacation. All Big Island Beaches
Oahu Beaches are World Famous!
Molokai vacation planning. Travel guide to getting lost on the “Friendly Isle.”
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Plan your ultimate Oahu Vacation. It’s all on Oahu, “The Gathering Place.”
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Oahu’s range of accommodations offers something for every visitor.
The “Big Island” is the youngest island in the Hawaiian archipelago. Encompassing 4,028 square miles, the Big Island is twice the size of all other Hawaiian islands combined! It’s also twice the size of Delaware and three times the size of Rhode Island. And it’s still growing. The Big Show Located near Hilo, Kilauea is […]
Hawaii’s oldest and most scenic island Estimated to be more than five million years old, Kaua‘i is the oldest Hawaiian island—though it’s aged very well. The island lives up to its nickname, “The Garden Island,” with verdant mountains, lush rain forests and some of the most enchanting spots you’ll ever see. Room to Move. Of […]
Oahu destinations offer something for everyone—from nature to metropolis.
Discover your perfect Hawaii destination and make your dream vacation a reality.
Surf in Hawaii – Where to paddle out, lessons & more
Learn to Surf in Waikiki, Oahu
5 Kayaking adventures you shouldn’t miss
Oahu helicopter tours take you to hidden wonders
Big time, big game fishing in Hawaii
Horseback Riding on Kauai
Catch A Hawaii Dinner Show
Many enticing options when golfing on the Big Island
Horseback Riding
Kalaupapa
Molokai – The Friendly Isle
Camping On Molokai
Molokai Ka Hula Piko
Discover the magic of Kauai’s North Shore
Scuba Dive in Hawaii and discover unique Marine Life
Bishop Museum – Celebrating Hawaii’s History
Molokai Mule Ride to Kalaupapa National Historical Park
Quick Facts About Hawaii
The Merrie Monarch Festival – A Whole Lotta Hula
Snorkel Hanauma Bay – Oahu’s Marine Life Conservation Park
Iolani Palace
Lanai Visiting Artists Program
Aloha State Almanac
The Monk Seal
Canoes Of Ancient Hawaii
Polihale Beach – A Place With Room To Roam
Elizabeth Lindsey
Sharks – The Facts About Hawaii’s Ocean Predators
Spas In Hawaii
Polynesian Cultural Center
Garden Of The Gods – A Mystery Awaits On Lanai
The Petroglyph Mystery – Voices From The Past
Exploring The Napali Coast, Kauai
Molokini Snorkel Tours from South Maui
Oahu’s Leeward Coast
Sea Worthy – Exploring Sea Life Park – Oahu
Back To Nature – Waimea Valley
Walk On The Wild Side In Hilo
Dole Plantation – Where Pineapple Is Still King
The Hawaii Maritime Center – Tracing Hawaii’s Ocean History
Statehood In Hawaii – Remembering 1959
Just Maui’ed – Saying “I Do “- On The Valley Isle
Punchbowl Cemetery
Buying a Home in Hawaii – Living in Paradise
Drive to Hana – a slice of Maui heaven
The Natural Wonders Of Foster Botanical Garden
The Pali Lookout
Kamehameha Statue: Tribute To A King
Kawaiahao Church
Hiking Diamond Head
Mission Houses Museum
Getting Around In The Aloha State
Hulihee Palace: Fit For Royalty
City of Refuge
The Samoan Fire Knife Dance Adds Sizzle to any Luau
Oahu Shopping Adventures
Magic of Polynesia
Hawaii’s Rising Stars
Big Island Volcanoes
Hawaii Dinner Cruises
The NFL Pro Bowl
Lahaina Town – best nightlife & Maui’s most visited destination.
The Life of Captain Cook
A luxurious vacation at Wailea Resort in Maui
Aloha Shirts
The Falls of Clyde
Kapalua – Maui
Legend of Sweetheart Rock – Lanai
Princess Kaiulani – Hawaii’s Would-Be Queen
Kailua, Oahu – A Beach Town Just 30 Minutes from Honolulu.
Naupaka
It’s a “suite life” at the Kahala Hotel, Resort on Oahu
Suite Life – The Bungalows at Mauna Lani Bay
Kamehameha the Great United the Hawaiian Islands
Queen Kaahumanu
Kauikeaouli – The Reign of Kamehameha III
Kilauea Lighthouse
Liholiho – Kamehameha II
King David Kalakaua
Queen Liliuokalani – Hawaii’s Last Monarch
Hawaii’s Entertainers
Kamehameha V
Alexander Liholiho – Kamehameha IV
The Reign of Hawaii’s King Lunalilo
Queen Emma
Duke Kanahamoku – Hawaii’s Greatest Athlete
Suite Life – The Lodge at Koele – Lanai
Kava has long been considered a sacred beverage in Hawaiian culture, used for religious ceremonies and social gatherings. Today, however, Hawaii Kava is gaining attention for its myriad of health benefits and modern medical uses. Join us on a journey to discover this fascinating beverage and its many benefits!
Made in Kauai
Halona Blowhole
Mauna Loa – The World’s Largest Volcano
Four Seasons Maui Resort
Manapua
Waikiki Trolley
Kailua-Kona the Royal Retreat of the Big Island
Maui Shopping Adventures
Historic Aloha Tower
Big Island Shopping
Suite Life – Grand Wailea Resort Hotel and Spa
Hawaii State Art Museum
The Hawaii SuperFerry
Hawaii’s Monarchy
Iiwi – Hawaiian Honeycreeper
Going Island Hopping
Maile
Prince Kuhio
Mauna Kea – An Important Location for Astronomical Observations
Getting married on Oahu
Koa – King of Hawaiian Woods
Made in Hawaii Products
Luxury awaits at Four Seasons Resort Lanai at Manele Bay
Niihau – The Forbidden Island
Hawaii Nature Center – Hands-on Environmental Education
Poipu is Kauai’s Sunny Side
Lahaina-Kaanapali Sugar Cane Train
Waikiki Aquarium
Sounds of Hula
Tropical drinks are part of the Hawaii vacation experience
Kaanapali Resort
Heiau – Ancient Hawaiian Temple
Hilo Hattie
University of Hawaii
Body Glove Cruises
Holo Holo Charters
Don Ho – Waikiki’s Entertainment Legend
Plan your ultimate Kauai vacation. Discover yourself on the “Garden Isle.”
Ultimate Hawaii Travel Guide!
Lanai is a quiet getaway from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
Exciting and full of life. Oahu is an endless party!
Hot lava and stargazing adventures sit are just some of the things you’ll discover. Things to do on the Big Island include exploring the underwater world in a glass-bottom boat, watching hot lava explode, and hiking to a mountain waterfall. The Big Island is also known for its big game fishing and ocean sunset cruises. […]
Fun Things to do in Hawaii are Plentiful and Often Free.
Easy to learn but difficult to master, the ukulele is perhaps Hawaii’s most popular musical instrument. From King Kalakaua and Waikiki beach boys to one of Hawaii’s hottest young recording artists, millions of music lovers over the past 125 years have learned to appreciate this four-stringed instrument. History The ukulele was introduced to Hawaii in […]
Hawaii Regional Cuisine utilizes Hawaii’s freshest ingredients
Tradition The Samoan fire knife dance is more than a popular spectacle that adds sizzle to a Hawaiian luau. It’s a tradition that has been passed from generation to generation, with each adding a new layer of style, boldness, and skill. Letuli Olo Misilagi was the first man to add fire to the traditional Samoan […]
Although he’s been gone for nearly 25 years, E.K. Fernandez’s legacy lives on. You see it in the gleeful eyes of Hawaii’s children as they ride the merry-go-round or discover the sweet sugar rush of cotton candy. You see it in the teenagers as they play the carnival games and hop aboard every scream-at-the-top-of-your-lungs thrill […]
When traditional Christmas settings are mentioned, Hawaii might be the last place to come to mind. In the Aloha State, you won’t find thick blankets of snow (that is unless you head to the lofty summit of Mauna Kea on the Big Island) and you won’t experience Popsicle-like temperatures. Chestnuts roasting on an open fire? […]
Poke Recipes – the Joy of the Hawaiian Appetizer
Hawaii Food Festivals – Generous Servings of Warm Aloha Spirit
Hawaii Whale Watching from Late November to mid-April
Take a helicopter tour to see the islands’ hidden interiors
Aloha Festivals – Hawaii’s Biggest Party