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Mālama Meaning in Hawaii

Here’s a word you’ll likely see and hear while in Hawaii: mālama. So before you visit, it’s important to understand mālama’s meaning and importance in…

Mochi Haven: Made in Hawaii Foods

No, this isn’t a mochi on steroids. In fact, this treat abides by most rulebooks but not necessarily the cookbooks. A full-sized strawberry sits comfortably…

Find the Himalayas in Hawaii

Hidden gems would be the most accurate way to describe some of the hole-in-the-wall eateries of Kaimuki. Himalayan Kitchen, however, is among the diamonds in…

Sacred Kualoa Ranch

Unbeknownst to most, including many locals, Kualoa Ranch is one of the most sacred and special places in all of Oahu. The land is deeply…

Pocket Beaches of Kauai

Look closely along Kauai’s shorelines, and you might notice a few hidden beaches tucked within the scenery. They’re quite small – probably no wider than…

Find Pieces of Aloha at Aloha Stadium Swap Meet

No where else in Hawaii will you find fresh coconut drinks, vintage surf posters and flattened wine bottle art pieces in one place, other than…

Honolulu’s Eternal Flame Remembers 9/11 Victims

Tomorrow marks another year passed since the fatal 9/11 terrorist attacks in the U.S. In remembrance of the thousands killed that day, the city of…

Top 5 Hawaii Snorkeling Spots

Hawaii is known for it’s underwater beauty, and snorkeling has become one of the most popular activities for Hawaii Vacations to try out while on…

Kauai’s Maniniholo Dry Cave (Plus 2 Other Impressive Caves!)

If you’re looking for a unique sight on Kauai, check out Maniniholo Dry Cave. This sandy, rocky wonder is on the island’s north shore. Let’s…

Do All-Inclusive Hawaii Resorts Exist?

The all-important question when planning a vacation to Hawaii; do all-inclusive Hawaii resorts actually exist? The truth is, no. It’s a myth when hotels and…

Bruddah IZ Takes Us Somewhere ‘Over the Rainbow’

Bruddah IZ was one of those singers who could easily light up a room with his melodic voice; he added color to the world with…

Help Stop Dolphin Drive Hunting

The Hawaiian word for dolphin is naia; in Japanese, it’s iruka. They roam the oceans of the world, dancing in the waves and sharing their…