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Rainy Roads on Oahu
There is a decades-old cliché about and among Oahu drivers that when it even drizzles, people forget how to drive on Oahu’s rainy roads. It’s actually a fair assessment. But as Oahu gets pelted with heavy rains this week, it’s also important to note why many drivers become more timid on the roads. We’re used…
Read MoreHiking in Hawaii 101
Hiking in Hawaii can be great exercise and a unique way to see the islands’ beauty. But it can also be dangerous, especially on difficult trails, in extreme weather, or when you’re unprepared. But that shouldn’t deter you from making these treks. Instead, follow along as we outline our favorite tips and resources for hiking…
Read More10 Top Things to Do in Maui for Free
As promised, I’m back this week with another post about free things to do in Hawaii. I’ve been working my way around the Hawaiian islands, discovering the best things to do for free, so make sure to check out my posts, 10 Free Things To Do On Kauai, 10 Free Things To Do On The…
Read MoreTop 10 Things to Do in Kauai for Free (Or Almost Free)
It’s actually possible to find free things to do during your Hawaii vacation, even if you don’t want to sit on the beach your entire time here. We’ve got the top things to do in Kauai for free that are lots of fun. Do you see a trend emerging here? I’m always looking for a…
Read MoreLookout Oahu! The 6 Best Hawaii Lookouts
One thing that I love about Oahu is that it’s a very accessible island. You can see a lot of beauty and get a feel for the island from a variety of tours, scenic drives, and paved walks. Hawaii Aloha Travel offers several tours that take you to many of these accessible places. Spend one…
Read MoreHoʻomaluhia Botanical Garden: A Tropical Oasis That’s Free to Visit
I’m always looking for the best free attractions and activities in Hawaii – these are things I love to do myself and am eager to share with visitors like you. That’s why I’m excited to talk about Hoʻomaluhia Botanical Garden on Oahu. I recently headed out to this beautiful place and was blown away by…
Read MoreThe Ultimate Guide to One Day in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Many people who come to Hawaii want a mixture of adventure and relaxation. There are beautiful beaches to relax at with a cocktail in hand, but there are also volcanoes to explore, hikes to go on, and lots of other things to see! With only a limited number of days, it can be difficult to…
Read MoreStargazing at Mauna Kea
Surreal. That is the only way I can describe my experience at Mauna Kea. I recently got back from my second trip to the Big Island. The one thing that I had to do when I was on the Big Island was go to Mauna Kea. I got to watch the sunset from above the…
Read MoreKoko Crater Trail: Read This Before Your Hike
If you’re thinking about hiking Koko Crater Trail but aren’t sure if you should, keep reading. If you are already committed to hiking Koko Head, you should also keep reading. I recently hiked it again, and I’ve got everything you need to know in this post. Koke Head is a 1,208-foot-high volcanic tuff cone that…
Read MoreMoku Nui: The Ultimate Kayak Destination
I have a friend from the mainland visiting me this week, and the number one thing that she wanted to do was go kayaking. I had just the place in mind. We drove to Kailua Beach Adventures in Kailua, rented a kayak, and paddled to Moku Nui, one of the Mokulua Islands off the coast…
Read MoreEverything you need to know before hiking Lulumahu Falls
Over the weekend, my friends and I hiked to Lulumahu Falls, a 50-foot waterfall in Honolulu. About a 2.5-mile round trip, it was the perfect hike to do on a Sunday morning. I had never heard of this popular hike before a few weeks ago, so this was my first time on this trail. Even…
Read MoreLanikai Pillbox Hike: Where to Park, When to Go, What to Expect
The Pillbox Trail in Lanikai (or Kaiwa Ridge Trail) is my absolute favorite hike on Oahu. Today, I’m going to tell you why you should consider taking on this trek and what you need to know before you go. The Pillbox Trail was one of the first trails I did when I moved here. When…
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