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Sandless Beach Mats?
Sand has a sneaky side. It plasters itself onto the roots of your hair, finds a home deep in your swim trunks and decorates your…
Honolua Bay, Maui
Driving down the bumpy dirt road to Honolua Bay gives one the sense of stepping out of civilization and into another world. The car rocks…
What does Hawaii mean to you?
Discussing the Hawaii pidgin phrase “da kine” reminds me of the many concepts of “Hawaii” that people hold, often without realizing it. For some, Hawaii…
Tantalus to Round Top Drive: A Hawaii Escape
Tantalus & Round Top Drive is a scenic journey with sweeping views of Honolulu and the Pacific Ocean. Come along with us as we explore…
Mochi Oahu: Best Spots to Buy & Recipe!
Mochi Oahu: Are you looking for a sweet treat while on the island? Or maybe you’re missing this tasty snack after you return home. Today…
Rice – Hawaii’s favorite food comes with almost EVERYTHING we eat here
What is part of every meal in Hawaii? Not pineapple, although it is a common garnish along with flowers. Not bread or potatoes, although it…
Do Hawaii parks and beaches close at night?
Winter hours begin today for seven state parks on Oahu. This notice caused me to question what hours other parks have, and whether the overnight…
Na Pali Coast from the sea
When you see any of the islands of Hawaii from a boat, you get an entirely different perspective than on land. The Na Pali Coast…
King’s Village: tribute or trite?
A Waikiki shopping center recalls Hawaii’s royal past in architecture and action. King’s Village looks like a castle complex lined with shops. Along the walls,…
Hawaii breakfast hotdog
Sure, you can get bacon, ham or sausage with breakfast in Hawaii. But the menu also includes spam and often hot dogs. Not just any…
What to Do With Old Lei: Honoring Tradition in Hawaii
If you’re lucky enough to receive a lei while in Hawaii, you’ll soon be left with a strand of withering flowers. So, many visitors wonder…
What to Do With Old Leis: Honoring Tradition in Hawaii
If you’re lucky enough to receive a lei while in Hawaii, you’ll soon be left with a strand of withering flowers. So, many visitors wonder…