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Hawaii on a Budget: 10 Things to Do for Under $10
Let’s face it: Hawaiian vacations are expensive. I’ve had many people visit me over the years who want to do Hawaii on a budget. Luckily in Hawaii, all of the beaches are completely free. But where do you go when you’re ready to venture out beyond the beach? I’ve made a list of my favorite…
Read MoreOur Guide to the Best Towns in Maui
Want to see some of the best towns in Maui? These charming places are worth slowing down for. When you choose to visit Maui, you’re deciding to avoid the “big city” of Honolulu and enjoy a more rural experience. But what if you went a step further and really explored some of the small towns…
Read MoreWhy We Love Hanapepe: Hawaii’s Biggest Little Town
During my last trip to Kauai, we took an “off-ramp” we hadn’t taken before but had always wanted to explore — the small road to Hanapepe Town. I was originally intrigued by the town when I saw its slogan, “Hawaii’s Biggest Little Town.” What could that possibly mean!? Well, one stroll through the town, and…
Read MoreBOO! Ala Moana Halloween & Other Spook-Tacular Hawaii Events
Are you lucky enough to spend Halloween in Hawaii? If so you definitely should check out Ala Moana Halloween. This fun family-friendly event is a great way to trick-or-treat during your vacation, and we’ll talk all about it here. We’ll also share other fun Halloween events on Oahu that you should check out. So keep…
Read MoreSnorkeling in Hawaii 101: Top Spots, Gear Rentals, and Best Advice
Snorkeling in Hawaii is one of the best beach activities for travelers and locals alike. It’s an incredible way to experience the warm ocean and underwater life. And one wants to miss out on that! Many visitors will snorkel every day of their Hawaii vacation – a great activity since it’s free in most spots.…
Read MoreKauai’s Maniniholo Dry Cave (Plus 2 Other Impressive Caves!)
If you’re looking for a unique sight on Kauai, check out Maniniholo Dry Cave. This sandy, rocky wonder is on the island’s north shore. Let’s learn more about it, and discover a couple other caves on the Garden Isle. What is Maniniholo Dry Cave Maniniholo Dry Cave is hundreds of feet deep and tall enough…
Read MoreWhy We Love Kapiolani Park in Waikiki
Today, let’s visit one of Oahu’s largest and oldest parks: Kapiolani Park. This Waikiki treasure sits at the base of Diamond Head, and it’s a great place to check out during your Hawaii Vacation. The History of Kapiolani Park In 1877, King David Kalākaua offered 200 acres of greenspace as a park and fairgrounds. He…
Read MoreHike the Judd Trail in Hawaii
Hikers planning a Hawaiian vacation: Put Judd Trail on your agenda I’ve heard people talk about the Judd Trail (AKA Judd Memorial Trail) for almost as long as I’ve been in Hawaii. But for some reason I never did it, despite its perfect location just between Honolulu and the Windward side of Oahu. It wasn’t…
Read MoreHow to See Blow Holes in Hawaii
Blow Holes – a natural phenomenon. In Hawaii, you may hear one before you see it. As waves splash against a rocky coastline, water spurts up through a natural crevice to spray mist into the air. When the wave conditions are really good, it looks like a geyser, but it’s actually a blow hole. How…
Read MoreVisiting Laie Hawaii Temple
The Laie Hawaii Temple is a sight to behold on Oahu’s windward coast. The imposing white temple stands between the green mountains and blue ocean, so stately that it’s nicknamed the “Taj Mahal of the Pacific.” Today, we’re learning all about this glistening structure and how you can see it during your Hawaii vacation. “Brought…
Read MoreThe Seven Natural Wonders of Hawaii
Mount Everest, The Matterhorn, The Meteor Crater, Victoria Falls, Ayers Rock, The Great Barrier Reef, and The Grand Canyon; they’re the seven Natural Wonders of the World. Each is pretty impressive in itself, but you have to go a long way out of your way to see any of them. Here in Hawaii, we have…
Read MoreExploring Manoa Valley
Exploring Manoa Valley is a must-do when visiting Oahu. Manoa is a residential valley neighborhood. It is approximately 3 miles inland from downtown, close to Waikiki and Ala Moana. While it may not be on the list for tourists, it is a worthwhile spot to check out, offering a look into one of Oahu’s older…
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