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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 a slower way of life and come with us to Haleiwa, home to big-wave surfing, famous shrimp trucks, and a laid-back lifestyle. Where is Haleiwa Haleiwa town is on Oahu’s…
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A Handy Guide to Waikiki Beaches
You know about the scenery, shopping, and culture in Waikiki, but did you know there are actually seven (or more) Waikiki Beaches that make up this stretch of shoreline? That’s right – Waikiki Beach is not one single location. In fact, the beaches of Waikiki span more than two miles, and each has its own…
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The Royal Hawaiian
A recognizable pink hotel on the shores of Waikiki, The Royal Hawaiian Hotel is not just a Hawaiian landmark, but a chic and modern luxury resort in a sought-after beachside destination. Known by many as the “Pink Palace of the Pacific,” the resort offers guests a true Hawaiian experience with access to numerous cultural activities.…
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Fish of Hanauma Bay: Be on the Lookout!
When I have visitors in town, they often ask me what to expect when visiting Hanauma Bay — besides the beautiful scenery. What they’re really asking is — what kind of cool marine life can I see if I go snorkeling there and where exactly might I find them? Lucky for them, I was able to dig…
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Moana Surfrider
An elegant beachfront resort located in the heart of Waikiki, the Moana Surfrider has been a leading provider of Hawaiian hospitality for 110 years. The traditional Victorian architecture blends beautifully with the modern luxury and convenience of the 21st century, making just a quick trip to the lobby a breathtaking experience. Each elegant guestroom is…
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4 Ways to Experience Native Hawaiian Sports in Hawaii
The Ancient Hawaiians were quite the sports enthusiasts! Surrounded by the ocean, many of the people who lived in Hawaii long-ago perfected many of the water sports we still enjoy today. But, it may surprise you that they also loved sledding and strength-based sports, neither of which took place in the water. When you visit…