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Kaneana Cave (Also Known as Makua Cave)
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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 wind-driven motion of dense, cooler, nutrient-rich water towards the ocean surface. As this occurred,...
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 distance one can see the hiking trail that leads to its peak. Getting to its peak, known as Lookout Point, means...
Paragliding in Hawaii: An Aerial Adventure in Paradise
How does gliding through the clear blue sky, looking down on the deep blue Pacific Ocean, jungle clad mountains, and epic volcanic landscape sound? Sound great right? That’s because it is! This week we caught up with a member of the Funlocity.com crew who tried the...
The History of Diamond Head in Oahu
People often wonder how this long abandoned World War II defense got the name Diamond Head. Unfortunately, most don’t realize that Diamond Head’s real name is Lē‘ahi. There are a number of legends pointing to the naming of Lē‘ahi. One popular version says that...
Hawaiian Superfoods That Won’t Make You Look Like a Stuffed Seal in your Wetsuit
The trill of the ukulele, beautiful bikinis, dancing on waves and pigs on spits – when you look to Hawaii you almost rub your eyes in disbelief. How do we look so good, when we must constantly be shoving sizzling spit roasts down our throats? Is it just like the...