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It’s Aloha Friday…
“ …No work ’til Monday. Doo be doo, doo doo be, doo be doo be doo!” There’s no denying this song has a nice ring to it. Made popular by Hawaii singer Kimo Kahoano in the early ‘80s, “Aloha Friday” is cheery and upbeat, and for good reason – it celebrates the end of a…
Read MoreThe Ulitmate List of Hawaii Nude Beaches
Visitors who like to bare it all on beaches will wonder whether there are good Hawaii nude beaches. Today, we’re exposing the truth about nude beaches here so you can soak up as much sunshine as possible during your vacation. Is Nudity Allowed on Hawaii’s Beaches? Public nudity is illegal in Hawaii. And the law…
Read MorePau Hana Meaning: The Happiest Hour in Hawaii
Looking for pau hana meaning? You must be in Hawaii, where this is a common phrase echoed by locals celebrating the end of a hard day’s work. In fact, Pau Hana means “done with work.” It’s a time of relaxation and socializing in Hawaii. But even if you’re on vacation, thousands of miles away from…
Read MoreWhat to Do With Old Leis: Honoring Tradition in Hawaii
If you’re lucky enough to receive a lei while in Hawaii, you’ll soon be left with a strand of withering flowers. So, many visitors wonder what to do with old leis. We’re here to help! Before you don your strand of sweet flowers, read this and plan what to do with it once its life…
Read MoreWhat to Do With Old Lei: Honoring Tradition in Hawaii
If you’re lucky enough to receive a lei while in Hawaii, you’ll soon be left with a strand of withering flowers. So, many visitors wonder what to do with old leis. We’re here to help! Before you don your strand of sweet flowers, read this and plan what to do with it once its life…
Read MoreIs Hawaiian a Race: What it Means to Be Hawaiian
Is Hawaiian a race? The answer to this question is complex and requires an understanding of Hawaii’s unique geographical and cultural history. If you’re looking for the shortest answer, then yes – the U.S. Census lists Hawaiian as one of the five+ options for a person’s race (White, Black or African American, American Indian or…
Read MoreLahaina Noon: Lose your shadow in Hawaii
Have you ever heard of a Lahaina Noon? This is a unique phenomenon found only in the tropics, and we’re talking all about it today! A Rare Occurrence You may think that at noon, the sun is always directly overhead. But having the sun directly overhead at a 90-degree angle is actually a rare occurrence.…
Read MoreHow Big is Hawaii?
Today we are answering one of our most frequently asked questions: How Big is Hawaii? We get this a lot, because most maps of the United States present Hawaii in a little box just off the coast of California, which is very misleading. That little box makes Hawaii seem much closer to the mainland United…
Read MoreLei: The Ultimate Aloha Symbol
Of course you want to share Aloha with those you cherish. In Hawaii, aloha means love or warm affection. And one of the best ways to share it with someone is by giving an aloha symbol. How do you do that? One of the most popular ways to share aloha is to share a lei. …
Read MoreSausage Tree in Hawaii
It may be difficult for the casual observer to identify trees by their appearance (it’s easier if they grow fruit.) But in the case of the Sausage Tree in Hawaii, it’s hard to be mistaken. Once you notice this unique tree, you’ll be spotting it again and again. Want to learn all about it? Read…
Read MoreNight Marchers Hawaii: The Feared Spirits of the Islands
If you talk frequently with Hawaiians and Hawaii residents, you’ll soon hear stories of Night Marchers. These feared spirits are said to appear in dark, ancient areas of the islands. But what are Night Marchers, and will you encounter them on your vacation? Let’s discover the stories of these Hawaiian phantoms. What are Night Marchers…
Read MoreFlying into Hana Airport
You’ve likely heard of the road to Hana, and maybe you’re considering traveling along the famous route when you’re in Hawaii. But there’s another way to get to the secluded East Maui locale: you can fly into the Hana Airport. Want to experience Hana without the winding drive? Here’s great info about flying there instead!…
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