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This Way To Historic Haleiwa Town

If you’re visiting Hawaii, you’ve got to spend time in Haleiwa Town. This coastal area has the ultimate North Shore, small-town vibes. So step into…

Haleiwa will always be country

Known as the country of Oahu (and opposite of ‘Town’ a.k.a Honolulu), Haleiwa is a quaint little place on the north shore with a history…

Tips for enjoying Hilo on the Big Island

The largest town on the Big Island and second largest in the state, Hilo is a lush rainforest that is known to be one of…

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…

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….

Spotting Fish at Lawai Bay

While this rock might not look like much, it actually has a very storied past not known by many. Pu‘u Kilo Ia sits on the…

Fishing at Waimea Bay

The ‘Opelu Run: A Celebrated Tradition at Waimea BayEvery year Waimea Bay on Oahu’s North Shore becomes a hotspot for anglers and families who cannot…

Palaka in Paradise

Before there were aloha shirts, there was palaka. The plaid-print cloth from England had been sewn into work shirts for plantation laborers, quickly becoming synonymous…

Mokulele to Fly to Waimea

It will be easier to experience the simplicity of Waimea with a new direct route from Kahului, Maui. The route will be via Mokulele Airlines,…

Ambassadors of Aloha: The Waikiki Beach Boys

Who were the Waikiki Beach Boys? They were surfing pioneers of a bygone era, who helped revitalize an ancient aquatic sport once hampered under European…