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Makaha Valley Country Club Golf: Worth the Drive
Along the Oahu’s Waianae Coast, the famous Makaha Beach and Yokohama Bay further up the coast are the most popular destinations for more intrepid visitors not dissuaded by the 90-minute drive from Waikiki or the grittiness of life out there. There is a string of public parks at beaches in Nanakuli, Waianae, and Maili, but…
Read MoreKauai Hunting: Big Game in Hawaii?
Outdoor sportsmen have lots to do in Hawaii – including hunting. Learn about Kauai hunting and guided options across the islands. Hunting in Hawaii Big game hunting may be the last thing that comes to mind when someone says “Hawaii.” The name and the place conjure images of swaying palm trees, crystal blue waters, and…
Read MoreA handful of Windward Oahu golfing options
Windward Oahu is popular among visitors for many reasons, and it’s a regular destination for residents from all over the island. With its beaches in Lanikai and shopping in Kailua, Kaneohe’s Windward Mall and the waters of Kaneohe Bay, Windward Oahu is full of daytime activity options. Among those options is golf. There are a…
Read MoreHiking the Ka’au Crater Trail on Oahu
Ka’au Crater Trail is one of the most popular hikes on Oahu. Known for its spectacular views and challenging route, this is a favorite among visitors and residents alike. Those views are hard-earned, though, because the Ka‘au Loop Trail is every bit as dangerous as it is beautiful. But for the capable and prepared, its…
Read MoreMauna Kea’s Summit: Know Before You Go!
On a recent trip to the Big Island, some friends convinced me to make the perilous trek to the summit of Mauna Kea. I was more than a little apprehensive about it, but never having done it before, I figured I’d suppress my fears and go along. It’s always been on my bucket list, which…
Read MoreFamily Fun at…Bayview Golf Course? Yes!
For vacationing golf nuts disappointed by prohibitive baggage fees that preclude bringing along a set of clubs for a Hawaii vacation, I have good news: you don’t need to. Vacationers on Oahu have dozens of courses to choose from. Unfortunately, club rentals at the finer courses can be as expensive as baggage fees. But there…
Read MoreSetting Sail for the Kaneohe Bay Sandbar
Hawaii is full of beautiful beaches and singular experiences. Unfortunately, many visitors don’t get to experience them due to the simple fact that they don’t know about those activities. A day at Oahu’s Kaneohe Sandbar is among those activities. Located in the heart of Kaneohe Bay, the sandbar attracts a flotilla of watercrafts daily. On…
Read More5 Hawaii Cliffs You Want To Climb
Hawaii cliffs are some of the most famous and beautiful sights in the world. How about climbing one during your next Hawaii vacation? The Lure of Cliffs Many people seek adventure during their vacations. It’s as if some internal heartstring tugs at us to get up and explore. We feel encouraged to discover new terrain,…
Read MoreSkateboarding in Hawaii
Hawaii is home to a variety of action and extreme sports. Big wave surfing is chief among them, certainly. But there is another sport here that involves riding mountains in the literal sense. Downhill skateboarding is enjoyed by a small but committed group of individuals, none of whom seem possessed of the self-preservation instinct. Hurtling…
Read MoreA One-Day Journey Through the Best Kauai Landmarks
Kauai is a small, quiet island, but there are plenty of things to do. In fact, Kauai landmarks are some of the most unique and exclusive sights in all of Hawaii (maybe the world!). So today we wanted to guide you through a journey through the Garden Isle. This journey takes you from the dry…
Read MoreSneak in a Round of Golf at Hawaii Kai
For many vacationers the world over, getting in a round of golf is a pivotal part of the experience of getting away. Golf packages in Hawaii are hugely popular, certainly, but it is possible to sneak in a round without paying baggage fees for your golf bag or breaking the bank on visitor rate green…
Read MoreVolcanoes in Hawaii 101
Only Kilauea on Hawaii Island (or the Big Island) remains active, and continues to add new land to the island. The other four are dormant, however Mauna Loa last registered an eruption in 1984. But volcanism (the geologic kind, not the Star Trek kind) is how the world’s most isolated archipelago was formed and continues…
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