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Hidden Reservoir in Nuuanu
If you’ve ever hiked the trail to Pauoa Flats, it is likely you’ve seen the Nuuanu Reservoir right below the lookout. A 20-foot-dilapidated tower and…
Magical Na Pali Coast
It doesn’t take a national travel listing to tell me how simply breathtaking Kauai’s Na Pali Coast really is. TripAdvisor added this magical place to…
Celebrating the Birthday of a Hawaiian Queen
Every year, Hawaii celebrates the birthday of its only queen and last reigning monarch with a day of festivities. Song, dance and cultural demonstrations take…
Hawaii Shark Attacks: How Likely Are They & How to Avoid Them
According to Hawaiian oral tradition, Hawaii shark attacks were most common during the late summer and fall months, or, as they put it, “when the…
Da Kine Canine Festival
Cat lovers visiting Hawaii get to tickle their fancies with a festival of viral cat videos. Dog lovers, on the other hand, get a festival…
Kapaa, One of the Nation’s Prettiest Towns
It had been a while since I have visited Kapaa, so on a recent trip to Kauai, I made it a point to stop by…
Delicious Kauai Pie at The Right Slice
Looking for the best Kauai pie? Check out The Right Slice, which serves up slices of tropical goodness to customers from near and far. Kauai…
Watch Out for Fireworm in Hawaii
Fireworms are the centipedes of the sea. And with that said, it’s best to avoid the little ocean critters as much as possible. Simply touching…
Lovin’ Lu Lu’s Waikiki
There are three things I really like about Lu Lu’s Waikiki. 1- You can walk in with sand on your feet and salt in your…
More Than A Cup of Joe at Mocha Java
Mocha Java Cafe is one of many places to get some grub in the Kakaako area near Ward Theatres. Despite the name, the small eatery…
Koko Crater Lives a Storied Past
While most know Koko Head Crater for its grueling uphill climb, the cinder cone volcano actually holds an important place in Oahu’s history and geography….
How Hawaiian Hurricanes Got a Cultural Makeover
Hawaiian storm names represent a unique intersection of culture, science, and tradition. They’re a reminder of the importance of preserving language and heritage, even in the face of something as unpredictable and powerful as a hurricane.