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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,…
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…
Hawaii Weather: Mild Yet Unpredictable
When you think about Hawaii weather, what kind of climate do you imagine? If you’re like most people, you picture Hawaii as a state that…
Eat Like a Local in Hawaii
When you’re a visitor to Hawaii, it can be difficult to choose which local restaurant to visit, and even harder to rule-out the ones that…
Waimanalo Beach Hawaii: One of the Nation’s Best Beaches
Waimanalo Beach once was one of Hawaii’s best-kept secrets. Just 45 minutes from Waikiki, this sprawling shoreline is quiet, scenic, and great for any kind…
Forget Route 66 – Hawaii has Route 99
Considering the rich history to be discovered along highway Route 99 (also known as Kamehameha Highway), from in Central and on Oahu’s North Shore, it…
Locally-sourced at Hawaii Mission Houses Social Hall & Cafe
A new restaurant has opened at the Hawaii Mission Houses Museum in historic Honolulu. The Mission Social Hall & Café is the brainchild of Hawaii…
Visit Hawaii’s Distilleries
Commercial micro-brewing and craft-brewing have been established in Hawaii for quite some time now. A handful of breweries and brew pubs have gained a strong…
Horseback riding – Equestrian Trails of Hawaii
Hawaii is more than just beaches, ocean sports and high life luxury. There’s plenty of rough and tumbled country to explore for those that like…
The Waikiki Spam Jam: So Hawaii!
It’s time again for the annual Waikiki Spam Jam, the world famous (and uniquely Hawaii) Kalakaua Avenue street festival that celebrates the curious cured meat…
Peacocks in Hawaii?
The vibrant colors of the peacock seem like the perfect fit for our islands’ tropical scenery. But are there peacocks in Hawaii? Birds Throughout Hawaii…
Maui’s Weird Dancing Rules
In Hawaii, there are four county governments: the City & County of Honolulu (Oahu), Kauai County, Hawaii County (Big Island), and Maui County (Maui, Molokai,…