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Kaneana Cave on Oahu

Kaneana cave on Oahu is the site of one of Hawaii’s creation myths. Visitors will find this deep and high cave on the southwest side of the island off Farrington Highway. This remote area is perfect for hiking and gazing at the ocean. You may even see dolphins playing in the early morning. The sand…

Commonly Used Hawaiian Words

Speaking Hawaiian on the Islands The Hawaiian language is one of the oldest living languages in the world. While this language used to be spoken by at least 400,000 people, nowadays at least 8,000 people can speak and understand Hawaiian fluently. While this language is spoken by fewer people nowadays, most people know at least…

Weather in Hawaii

Warm and Humid Weather in Hawaii Are you wondering about the weather in Hawaii? We all know that the Hawaiian Islands sit in the South Pacific Ocean and are generally humid and tropical all year round. However, many of us may be curious about how weather patterns are created, how ocean waves are impacted by…

Red Sand Beach on Maui: Kaihalulu Bay

Many Maui visitors plan a day trip driving on the road to Hana. This winding road takes travelers through the lush Hawaiian rainforest. What you may not know is that there are more treasures in Hana besides the 52 mile drive it takes to get you there. In fact, one of the best kept secrets…

How Bad is a Vacation in Hawaii in 2021?

A lot of people are wondering: How bad is a vacation in Hawaii in 2021? Many of us have gotten tired of being cooped up during the past year due to COVID-19 and are wanting a chance to enjoy some sunshine in the Aloha State. So, let’s discuss what a visit to Hawaii means right…

The Four Best Hawaiian Winery Choices

If you’re a wine lover in Hawaii, you’ll probably want to visit one of the outstanding winery options the islands have to offer. Whether you’re craving a fresh pineapple chardonnay or a swirl of white grapes and yellow guava, each island offers a variation on the same delicious theme: outstanding flavor with Aloha vibes. Let’s…

It’s Time to Meet Dolphins in Hawaii

Dolphins are affectionate and intelligent creatures who enjoy playing in the water. These mammals are some of the smartest and most relatable animals on Earth. That’s why many people are drawn to the idea of interacting with this special creature. While some people want a personal encounter with dolphins in an aquarium setting, others want…

Haleakalā Sunrise on Maui

Some vacationers like to sleep in, take it easy, and slow down the pace of life. While it can be nice to relax and have a gradual start to the day, visitors may miss the more memorable moments on Maui. Put your hiking shoes on. For early risers, the Haleakalā sunrise on Maui offers a…

The Attack on Pearl Harbor

On December 7, 1941, the Japanese Navy proceeded an unexpected attack on Pearl Harbor. The day after the attack, the United States declared war on Japan, officially entering World War II. It was more three-quarters of a century ago, however Pearl Harbor still evokes great national memory. Thousands of people passed away that day: approximately…

What to Pack for a Beach Day in Hawaii

Most visitors to Hawaii want to spend at least some time enjoying the beach. Whether you’re hoping to swim, surf, or just lay out, there are a few must-have items that every traveler should consider bringing along. Let’s talk about what to pack for a beach day in Hawaii. Reef Safe Sunscreen Even if you’re…

Reef Safe Sunscreen in Hawaii

  Coral Reefs and Reef Safe Sunscreen Some varieties of sunscreen can harm the environment, while others are considered reef safe sunscreen. Let’s talk about how skin protection can hurt the coral reefs, and how you can protect Hawaiian coral. The Hawaiian Islands are a special place, surrounded by more than 400,000 acres of coral…

Camping in Hawaii

Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast or you are looking to save some money on lodging, consider spending some of your time camping in Hawaii. You’ll see a side of the islands that few others experience, and you’ll become intimately acquainted with the flora and fauna unique to these South Pacific islands. What Does it Cost…

Pearl Harbor [EARLY ACCESS], USS Arizona and Downtown Honolulu
  • Bucket-List Tour
From $79 per Person

~6 hour Small Group Tour to Pearl Harbor National Park. Boat ride to USS Arizona Memorial (Tickets First Come First Serve). ~3 Hour Self-Guided at Pearl Harbor. Visit “Road to War“ and “Attack“ Museum. ONLY Tour including ~30 Minute guided walk through Downtown Honolulu, past Iolani Palace, King Kamehameha Statue & more Hawaiian sites.

Private Pearl Harbor All Access & USS Arizona
  • For History Buffs
From $199 per Person

Private Pearl Harbor Tour & USS Arizona visit (Tickets Upon Availability). During this ~6-7 hour tour you have time to explore ALL of Pearl Harbor National Park. Visit the USS Arizona Memorial, USS Bowfin, Battleship USS Missouri and the Aviation Museum. Also included: Audio Guide and the Virtual Reality Tour.