I know your type. You ate Top Ramen and drank Natty Ice for six months, just so you could hold that hot little boarding pass to Maui in your hands and tell all the boys at the pool hall that you’re going to get “leeeeeeeeiii-ed” in Hawaii. (So optimistic, aren’t ya,...
Recently, Live Your Aloha has acquired MaurepasFoods.com in an effort to bolster revenue for its dinner cruise and luau tours. With a focus on providing quality to its clientele, Oliver from LYA noted that bringing on the strength and reputation of Maurepas Foods will...
Rest assured—shark diving is very safe. Actually, it’s one of the most popular extreme water activities in recent years. Adrenaline junkies from all over the world flaunt their experience swimming with sharks as a badge of honor. Like bungee jumping or skydiving,...
What is a hydrofoil? In fluid mechanics, a foil is a solid 3D object (shaped like a wing or fin) that is moved in a fluid to create lift. The most familiar type of foil is an airplane wing, called an aerofoil. Its distinctive shape and cross-section allows an airplane...
There are few places in the world that compare to Hawaii when it comes to unforgettable beach and water activities. The Hawaiian Islands is truly a playground for travelers who seek a little adventure or fun in the sun. The coastal areas of Hawaii are filled with...
The Na Pali coast is truly a sight to behold. It stretches 16 miles from Haena State Park on Kauai’s north shore (where the extraordinary Kalalau Trail begins tracing the coast southwest towards Honopu Beach) and continues defining the sharp edges of ancient valley...
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 or The Mokes. Located about one mile (1.6 km) off Lanikai Beach, the islands are popular for photographs. Both...
Imagine grinning and whooping like a maniac next to your best friend, lover, or child as you soar through the air high above the famous turquoise waters of Oahu’s Waikiki and the Pacific Ocean behind the back of a boat.
[wonderplugin_audio id=”7″] 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 Bridge over the Anahulu River, Haleiwa welcomes you to the North...
The Aloha Tower was the tallest structure in Hawai’i when it was completed at a cost of $190,000 in 1926. Built in the Hawai’ian Gothic architectural style, and at 10 stories tall, 184 feet high (plus 40 feet of flag mast), it maintained the record of the tallest...