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Haleakala Crater Hike: Maui’s Incredible, High-Altitude Trail
Here’s the info you need about the Haleakala crater hike, including where to park, camping options, and how to prepare!
Read MoreSightseeing in Hawaii: Pro Tips & Favorite Spots!
You’re ready to go sightseeing in Hawaii, but you need all the best spots and tips. Here’s how to sightsee the right way during your vacation!
Read More40+ Beautiful Places to Visit in Hawaii
We’ve curated a list of the most beautiful places to visit in Hawaii, so travel with us island-by-island to become wonderstruck by our most beloved sights. You visit Hawaii in search of adventure, inspiration, and treasured memories. You’ll find all that and more in the islands. After all, Hawaii is a unique place with striking…
Read MoreBest Hikes in Hawaii Big Island – The Ultimate List for All Levels
Traverse across rugged landscapes, surrounded by beauty, varied and rare. Deep green jungles, open expanses of lava rock, sweeping vistas overlooking oceans, mighty waterfalls. These are just some of the experiences you’ll have when you take on the best hikes in Hawaii Big Island.
Read More13 Fascinating Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Facts
Before your next trip to the Big Island, learn Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Facts – from its earliest history to its modern marvels, and everything in between. U.S. National Parks are more than just land, plants, and animals. They are places of history and life, rich with cultural significance. And few places embody this spirit…
Read More30 Hawaii Adventures For Your Next Vacation
Hawaii is the perfect place for anyone who craves thrills and seeks out larger-than-life experiences. The varied landscapes turn the islands into a natural playground, a place to do all the things. And there are so many Hawaii adventures that await you here. Whether you like simple experiences or want the biggest thrills possible, there…
Read MoreWaipiʻo Valley Lookout: Visitor Info & Updates
Seacliffs tower above the endless ocean views. Verdant greens contrast against the deep sea blues. Above you are clear skies, and below is a valley rich with wonder and natural beauty. You’re at Waipiʻo Valley Lookout, one of the most iconic settings in all of Hawaii. Waipiʻo is a small community of fewer than 100…
Read MoreWaikiki Botanical Gardens: Blossoming Hawaii Beauty in the City
A trip to a botanical garden is sure to enrich your Hawaiian vacation. After all, you’ll see some unique tropical flowers that make the islands so beautiful. But you also have a busy vacation schedule, so fitting in a garden tour may be tough. That’s why we’re sharing our favorite Waikiki botanical gardens, along with…
Read MoreScenic Horseback Riding – Maui Style
Let’s slow down and see Hawaii in a unique way. Today, we’re learning about the best horseback riding Maui offers. From the western slopes of Wailuku to the cowboy region of upcountry, there are many great options for galloping across the valley aisle. Ok, most of these places won’t take you galloping – plan for…
Read MoreHorseback Riding Oahu: The Best Tours & Advice
Horseback riding is one of the best ways to see Oahu. Slow down and have a unique adventure through some of the island’s greatest sights. These are rural areas, way more rugged than the vibrant shorelines of Waikiki. But that’s what makes these excursions so special. You’re seeing Hawaii through the vantage of Paniolo –…
Read MoreOpaeka’a Falls – Kauai’s forbidden waterfall
A lot has been written and discussed about Opaeka’a Falls on Kauai. It’s on Kauai’s windward side and is remarkable for its natural beauty and place in ancient Native Hawaiian legend and cosmology. We’ll make this much clearer: hiking to the waterfall is illegal. Its name translates to “rolling shrimp” and refers to the once…
Read MoreHaleakala’s Red Hill – Pu’u ‘Ula’ula
The parking lot at the summit of Haleakala Crater in Haleakala National Park on Maui sits at the bottom of Pu’u ‘Ula’ula. It is known as “Haleakala’s Red Hill”, the translation of the name it was given by Hawaii’s ancients many hundreds of years ago. Haleakala’s Red Hill is the actual pinnacle of the mountain,…
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