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Learn the Hawaii Drone Laws Before Flying High on Your Vacation
Of course you want to bring your drone with you to Hawaii. The islands’ natural beauty is an obvious location to send your favorite vessel into the sky. But before your drone takes flight, you’ll want to know the Hawaii drone laws. Can You Bring Drones to Hawaii? Yes, you are welcome to bring your…
Read MoreLots more than golf at Koolau Golf Club
The Koolau Golf Club offers much more than a round of golf. Nestled at the base of the Koolau Mountains in Kaneohe, it is home to amazing views, a nearby waterfall, and the fragrances and birdsong of the tropical rainforest. In the world of golf, (pronounced “koh-oh-lau”) is widely recognized as one of the most…
Read MoreKa Iwi Coast Run & Walk beckons visitors and residents
The 2018 Ka Iwi Coast Run & Walk offers Oahu visitors a one of a kind chance to experience the fabled coastline on foot and at their own pace. It takes place on Sunday, November 18, so there is plenty of time for visitors to register. The Ka Iwi Coastline is a jagged, twisting route.…
Read MoreEat like a local: Tamura’s Fine Wine & Liquors
For Hawaii visitors looking for truly “local” food and drink, look no further than Tamura’s Fine Wine & Liquors. Certainly, Hawaii offers countless bars, diners, breweries, and boutique eateries to choose from on each island. In recent years Hawaii has seen an explosion of new establishments catering to all cultured tastes. Virtually all are worth…
Read MoreKakaako Mural art enlivens the area
As Kakaako continues to gentrify and grow skyward, the entire zip code has become known for its Kakaako murals, an ad-hoc gallery of large scale murals created by accomplished artists from all over the world. The former industrial district was once plagued by the indecipherable scribblings of graffiti taggers common in cities everywhere. But as…
Read MoreA tragic legend in Manoa Valley
The beauty of Manoa Valley and the Manoa Falls hiking trail are no secret. Much lesser known is an old Hawaiian legend about the area. Improvements and maintenance to the trail have greatly increased the trail’s accessibility over the year. The 150-foot waterfall is only about a 20-minute walk from the trail head, and a…
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