Hawaii Vacation Blog

Hawaii Travel Posters Tell of a Bygone Era

Luxury ocean liners. Exotic, ornate hotels. A burgeoning, modern society just starting to take shape. Life at the end of Hawaii’s Golden Era (1893-1941) was exciting and progressive—and marked the beginning of mass travel to the islands. To entice even more visitors, many companies enlisted the help of travel ads and posters, many of which […]

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Kauai Travel Guide

Today we’re offering a brief Kauai travel guide that’s perfect for anyone planning a visit to “The Garden Isle.”  Lush valleys, deep canyons, and jagged cliffs – this extraordinary landscape that decorates the island of Kauai. And it’s the reason behind its nickname, “The Garden Isle.”  Visitors to the oldest and northernmost island in the […]

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Celebrity Hawaii Vacations: Aloha With the Stars

Celebrity Hawaii Vacations – does it get any more luxe than that? Many stars come to Hawaii to unwind, connect with nature, or enjoy time in a 5-star resort. Let’s see where you can find A-listers while in the islands! An Escape from Hollywood What do you do when you need a break from the […]

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“Hawaii Five-0” SOTB Premiere Date Set

September 12th will be a night full of stars in Waikiki — and, we don’t just mean the kind in the sky! The executive producer of “Hawaii 5-0,” Peter Lenkov, just announced the show will hold its Season 6 premiere at Sunset on the Beach in mid-September. It’s a chance for fans to get up-close […]

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Big Island for Travelers with Disabilities

The Big Island is becoming an increasingly popular destination for many Hawaii visitors, and it’s not hard to tell why. Hawaii (it’s real name) has a diverse landscape, the state’s only active volcano, and a culture that is unique and welcoming. The Big Island also has a multitude of adaptive activities, accessible hotels, and friendly […]

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Oahu: The Gathering Place

Oahu is called “The Gathering Place” for a reason. It’s the third largest island, but home to the vast majority of the state’s population. In fact, the population of Oahu is 950,000, and the state’s population is 1.3 million.l Part of the magic of Oahu is the dichotomy between the ancient and the modern—the island […]

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Gluten Free Honolulu: A Dining Guide for Foodies

Ready for a gluten free Honolulu vacation? Read along for great dining options! Gone are the days when those who opted for a gluten-free lifestyle had to pick at a side of vegetables while everyone else at the table enjoyed a bountiful feast. Now, many restaurants cater to diners who avoid gluten, and many Hawaii […]

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Keep Your Distance Around Dolphins in Hawaii

Imagine you’re enjoying an evening boat ride in a calm bay during your visit to Hawaii. All of a sudden, a pod of spinner dolphins swims nearby, and you have the opportunity to dive in and swim with them. What do you do? The short answer is: keep your distance. According to the National Oceanic […]

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Love the Ukulele? Your Day is Here!

There’s just something about the sweet sound of an ukulele that says, “Hawaii.” Maybe it’s the humble strum of the strings. Maybe it’s the simple, but meaningful chords. Maybe it’s the cool voice that usually accompanies the melody. Whatever it is, many people consider ukuleles to be the backbone of Hawaiian music, and, this weekend, […]

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Farming, Family, and Fun in Hawaii

Hawaii’s beaches and tropical weather often overshadows its lush, local farms, but, this weekend, the 53rd annual Hawaii State Farm Fair is sure to garner all the attention! The Hawaii Farm Bureau (HFB), State Department of Agriculture, and Hawaii 4-H Livestock Council is sponsoring the event, which will be held at Kualoa Ranch in Kaawa […]

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Mango Madness Hits Hawaii

Close your eyes and imagine eating vibrant, delicious mangoes while taking in the sights and sounds of Waikiki. Sound like a sweet experience? It can be yours when you visit the seventh annual Mangoes at the Moana Event at the Moana Surfider, A Westin Resort and Spa. On Saturday, July 18th, mangoes make their return […]

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Mind Your Parking When Going Local

Lots of travelers who come to Hawaii are anxious to see what the state offers off the beaten tourist-path. But, visiting “local” neighborhoods to check-out how residents live, eat, and recreate may soon come at a price. A new bill under consideration by the City Council would require permits to park in certain residential areas, […]

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