5 Delicious Hawaiian Foods That Aren’t From Hawaii
Hawaii’s diverse cultural landscape serves as an incubator for regional dishes that you’re unlikely to find anywhere else in the world. You probably assum... Read more.
Barely Legal: Hawaiian Activities That Really Push the Envelope
Maybe you only have a month to live and you are packing in all the crazy shit you can. Or, perhaps you are simply a risk-taking crazy person who gets charged up... Read more.
5 Budget-Friendly Hawaii Vacation Ideas for the Frugal Traveler
The Hawaiian Islands generally have a reputation for being a sunny utopia that comes with an exorbitant price tag–the proverbial “paradise tax”. F... Read more.
How to Not Look and Act Like a Tourist in Hawaii
It was a typical sunny afternoon on a crowded street in Waikiki. Suddenly, the young mother with the small baby in its stroller quickly shielded her child’... Read more.
Dole Plantation – Hawaii’s Legendary Pineapple Preserve
Dole Plantation is Hawai’i’s only remaining pineapple plantation. Along with the North Shore’s sunflower fields, the Dole Plantation is one of the... Read more.
Haleiwa – Rich With Island History
Rich with island history, the charming town of Haleiwa is about a one-hour drive from the scuba diving spots in Waikiki. Marked by the historic Rainbow B... Read more.
Nā Mokulua — The Two Islands or The Mokes
Nā Mokulua, meaning “the two islands” in Hawai’ian, are two islets off the windward coast of O‘ahu. They are commonly referred to as the Twin Islands o... Read more.
The Pali Lookout at Beautiful Kaneohe Bay
In Hawai’ian, “Pali” means cliff and “Nu`uanu” means cool heights. A million and a half years ago, when Oahu was still forming, a massive landslide oc... Read more.
Koko Crater: One of the Most Popular Landmarks in Oahu
Koko Crater is one the most popular landmarks on the south shore of Oʻahu. It’s classified as a cinder cone and it measures 1,208 feet high. Even from a dist... Read more.
A Brief History of Waikiki Beach in Oahu
Waikiki bears little resemblance today to the place it was in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. It’s hard to imagine that the Waikiki in Honolulu we know ... Read more.