Posts Tagged ‘Oahu’
North Shore Oahu Waves: How To Find the Best Surf (All Levels!)
You’ve probably heard of the famous North Shore Oahu Waves – but do you know where to find the best surf on Oahu? Different levels of surfers need different types of waves. Luckily, the waves vary dramatically between various areas of the island. So, before you make your visit, make sure you know where and…
Read MoreAll-Day Oahu Hiking: Our Top 5 Long Trails
Oahu hiking is great for any level! We have lots of trails on the island, including multi-mile treks that will allow you to immerse yourself in Hawaii’s natural beauty. Ready to discover these great hikes? Read on to learn all about them, along with some tips for making the most of adventure. Are Long Hikes…
Read MoreHaleiwa and Oahu’s North Shore: Surfing Capital of the World
Did you know that many avid and professional surfers consider North Shore Oahu the surfing capital of the world? This charming Hawaii coastal region is always worth visiting, but seeing big-wave surfers take on enormous swells is an unforgettable experience. Today we’re talking all about Haleiwa and Oahu’s North Shore and why it’s the surfing…
Read MoreTop 5 Oahu Excursions When You’re Short on Time
Picture it: You’ve had a busy morning on Oahu and have already had lunch. You’re too tired (or short on time) to commit to a full or half-day tour, but you aren’t ready to head back to your hotel room. Besides a little stint at the beach, what’s a visitor to do? Here, we have…
Read MoreWhy Buy Pearl Harbor Museum Tickets in Advance?
Read along to learn about the process and importance of buying Pearl Harbor Museum tickets in advance. Pearl Harbor is the number one visitor destination in Hawaii for a reason: what happened here has incredible historical significance. When Japan bombed the battleships stationed at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7th, 1941, America’s response would change the…
Read MoreHang Gliding on Oahu Just Got So Much Cooler
We’ve got the inside scoop on the most unique hang gliding Oahu offers: powered hang gliding! If you’re visiting Oahu and looking for a view from above, you may think a helicopter ride, traditional hang glider, or parasail may be your only options. Not true! You have another option that combines the speed of a…
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 MoreBox Jellyfish Hawaii: 5 Things To Know Before You Enter the Water
Box Jellyfish in Hawaii are one of the important sea creatures you should know about before you visit. When you dream of your Hawaii vacation, you likely envision endless days floating peacefully in the Pacific Ocean – and you’ll likely get to enjoy some of that blissful relaxation while you’re here. But, of course, the…
Read More5 Reasons Waimea Valley on Oahu is Worth the Trip & Cost!
If you’re visiting Oahu and staying in Waikiki, you may wonder: what could possibly be worth driving 2 hours to Haleiwa on the North Shore?! The answer is plain and simple: Waimea Valley. Here you’ll find historical and archaeological sites, an expansive botanical garden, and cultural attractions that will transport you back to the time…
Read MoreWhere to Find Vegan Hawaiian Food on Oahu
Vegans on Oahu will have no trouble navigating the Oahu restaurant scene for healthy veggie fare. In fact, Oahu is a great place to find vegan Hawaiian food and yummy meat-free options from around the world. However, many restaurants that don’t advertise themselves as “vegan” also offer some great options for anyone following a strict…
Read MoreWaimanalo 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 of beach day. But then the secret got out! In 2015, Dr. Beach named Waimanalo Beach Hawaii the #1 beach in America – a big achievement for this rural spot.…
Read MoreWhale Watching Oahu: The Best Places to Go for Free
We’re smack-dab in the middle of Hawaii’s whale season. This is the time of year when humpback whales (Kohola, in Hawaiian) migrate to Hawaii waters to mate, give birth, and nurse their young. The good news? You don’t have to book a whale watching Oahu cruise to see these majestic sea creatures. If you’re visiting…
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