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“Eddie Would Go” – Why Hawaii Celebrates Eddie Aikau
Eddie Aikau was the first lifeguard to work on Oahu’s North Shore. He became a surfing legend and local hero before sacrificing his life to save fellow Hokulea voyagers in the 1970s. Today, he is honored throughout Hawaii as a symbol of aloha and Hawaii traditions. Hawaii has a unique culture that’s brimming with its…
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Hawaii’s Big Island Beaches & Parks
It’s pretty much a given that you’ll be hitting the beach on your Hawaii vacation, even if it’s just to have your picture taken. Some of our visitors are not fond of sun and sand, but wouldn’t dream of going back home without some semblance of a natural tan. Our beaches rim all our islands,…
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What to Expect at Sandy Beach on Oahu
At Oahu’s southeastern tip is Sandy Beach, with a popular shorebreak famous for its size and raw power. Locals love “Sandy’s” for its waves and easy accessibility, and visitors are attracted to its broad, white sands and crystal clear water. Two lifeguard towers, freshwater showers, bathroom facilities, expansive grass fields, and nearby food trucks make…
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7 Things to Learn About the Duke Kahanamoku Statue
You can’t visit Waikiki without seeing the Duke Kahanamoku Statue. This festive and welcoming sculpture stands tall at the shores of Waikiki, honoring the famous Hawaiian who rose to fame as a swimmer, a surfer, and the Ambassador of Aloha. But there’s more to this statue than meets the eye. Here are 7 things you…