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
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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 […]
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Hawaii Culture
Visitors have ample opportunities to explore Food and Culture in Hawaii
Hawaiian Taro
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Hawaiian Luaus
Hawaii Luaus celebrate Hawaiian cultures and traditions
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 […]
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!
Experience Hawaii’s traditional culture and Polynesian heritage by visiting one of the local kava bars across the islands.
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Hula
Hula is an Integrated System of Poetry, Movement and Rythm
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.
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The Waikiki Beachboys
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 […]
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Big Island Luau
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.
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Merrie Monarch Festival
The Merrie Monarch Festival – A Whole Lotta Hula
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Hawaii Spas
Spas In Hawaii
The Hawaii Maritime Center – Tracing Hawaii’s Ocean History
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King David Kalakaua
King David Kalakaua
Manapua
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Hawaii’s Monarchy
Hawaii’s Monarchy
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Molokai Ka Hula Piko
Molokai Ka Hula Piko
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Niihau
Niihau – The Forbidden Island
Sounds of Hula
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5 Best Things To Do on Oahu
Exciting and full of life. Oahu is an endless party!
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Aloha Festivals
Aloha Festivals – Hawaii’s Biggest Party
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
Hawaii Museums – Bringing History to Life
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum
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 […]
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Kepaniwai Heritage Gardens
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 […]
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Kahana State Park
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 […]
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Kauai Attractions
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 […]
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Oahu Destinations
Oahu destinations offer something for everyone—from nature to metropolis.
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Best Places to Visit in Hawaii
Discover your perfect Hawaii destination and make your dream vacation a reality.
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Bishop Museum
Bishop Museum – Celebrating Hawaii’s History
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Facts About Hawaii
Aloha State Almanac
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Dr. Elizabeth Lindsey
Elizabeth Lindsey
Polynesian Cultural Center
The Pali Lookout
Kamehameha Statue: Tribute To A King
Mission Houses Museum
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Samoan Fire Knife Dance
The Samoan Fire Knife Dance Adds Sizzle to any Luau
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Aloha Shirts
Aloha Shirts
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Kapalua Resort
Kapalua – Maui
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Hawaii Dinner Shows
Catch A Hawaii Dinner Show
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Kamehameha V
Kamehameha V
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Kamehameha IV
Alexander Liholiho – Kamehameha IV
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Waikiki Trolley
Waikiki Trolley
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Kailua-Kona
Kailua-Kona the Royal Retreat of the Big Island
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Hawaii Island Hopping
Going Island Hopping
Koa – King of Hawaiian Woods
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Camping On Molokai
Camping On Molokai
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Poipu
Poipu is Kauai’s Sunny Side
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Kaanapali Activities
Kaanapali Resort
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8 Best Hawaii Vacations
Ultimate Hawaii Travel Guide!
Hawaii Regional Cuisine utilizes Hawaii’s freshest ingredients
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Samoan Fire Dance
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 […]