Polynesian Cultural Center Hawaii: A Popular Attraction
The Polynesian Cultural Center is ranked as Hawai’i’s number one visitor attraction. Owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this 42 acre ... Read more.
The Legendary Beaches of the Hawaiian Islands
Makapu’u Beach With stunning sea cliffs as a backdrop and about 500 feet of sand, Makapu’u Beach is a popular spot for experienced surfers (check ou... Read more.
The Acai Bowl – The Surfer’s Breakfast of Hawaii
You can’t Visit Hawaii and Not Taste It! Tourists and Hawaiian locals both love to eat a delicious and nutritious local breakfast called the Acai Bowl. Like T... Read more.
Makapu’u Lookout & Rabbit Island: A Must See!
Makapu’u Point Lookout is the easternmost point on Oʻahu. It is the remnant of a ridge that rises 647 feet (197 m) above the sea. Makapu’u Point St... Read more.
Kualoa Ranch & Mokoli’i in the Kaʻaʻawa Valley
Kualoa Ranch owns the Kaʻaʻawa Valley, commonly known as Kualoa Valley in Honolulu County. The ranch was given its name in 1927. Kualoa in Hawai’ian means �... Read more.
Ho’omaluhia Botanical Garden on Oahu
Ho’omaluhia, meaning “peaceful refuge” in Hawai’ian, is Honolulu’s largest botanical garden. Nestled at the base of the majestic Ko`olau Mo... Read more.
Manoa Falls Trail: One of the Most Popular Hikes in Oahu
The Manoa Falls trail is one of the most popular hikes in the Honolulu area. This may be partially because it’s easy to get to the entrance by car or the bus ... Read more.
Pearl Harbor: Headquarters of the Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor is the headquarters of the Pacific Fleet of the United States, and operates as one of the largest US Naval bases. The harbor and its surrounding la... Read more.
History of Hanauma Bay in Honolulu
It is said that the late-stage volcanic eruptions here on Oʻahu were violent explosions that opened volcanic vents on the sea floor. This phenomenon involved w... Read more.