Hawaii Vacation Blog

Injured Child On A Hawaii Vacation? There’s help

If you’re traveling to Hawaii with children, you’ll likely be doing some pretty adventurous stuff. And, when kids have adventures, there’s always the risk of injury. But, when you’re on vacation, you may not have the luxury of time to seek treatment for a fracture or injury. Even if an Emergency Room provides immediate treatment, […]

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Oahu Museums Highlight Hawaii

After a fulfilling Hawaii vacation, many visitors leave with happy memories, tons of pictures, and, sometimes, a bad sunburn (ouch!). But, how about bringing home a considerable amount of knowledge about Hawaii culture and art? Now, THAT’S a vacation! Hawaii’s museums are a treasure-trove of cultural artifacts, art, documents, photos, and exhibits. And, visitors who […]

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Where 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 […]

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A Hawaii Legend Comes to Life

Have you ever wondered how Hawaii gained such a stellar reputation as one of the most beautiful, friendliest, and deeply cultural places in the world? Well, a lot of the credit goes to one man: Duke Kahanamoku. The Bishop Museum will celebrate Kahanamoku’s life and legacy in a new exhibit which is currently running through […]

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What to Expect from El Nino in Hawaii

If forecasters are correct, this year’s El Nino weather event in Hawaii could be a surfer’s dream, but a oceanfront property-owner’s nightmare. That’s because big surf associated with the climate pattern may bring monster surf to Hawaii, among other big changes. What is El Nino? According to forecasters, this year’s El Nino weather event may […]

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Kalalau Trail Video Warns Hikers

If you want to see one of Hawaii’s most pristine and remote beaches, you’ll have to work for it! To get to Kalalau Beach on Kauai, you’ll have to hike a snaking, slippery cliffside trail that’s 11 miles long and, in some places, only a foot wide. According to the Honolulu Star Advertiser, “There’s little […]

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“Talk Story” Like a Hawaii Local

Hawaii is one of the most welcoming visitor destinations in the world, and, when you’re here, you’re part of our ohana (family). But, if you REALLY want to blend-in like a Hawaii local, try-out some of these popular Hawaiian words and phrases. Even if you don’t pronounce them just right, you’ll still get an “A” […]

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Hawaii Neighbor Island Museums a Must-See

With the vast majority of Hawaii’s population residing on Oahu, you would think it would be the epicenter of all-things-cultural in Hawaii. But, the neighbor islands are teeming with local art, sculpture, artifacts, and collections—much of which you can see on display at one of the many neighbor island museums. Here’s a look at some of […]

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Don’t Get Sidetracked by Parking Fees

You’ve gathered the family for a fun day out-and-about in Hawaii, only to be side-tracked at an attraction because, oops, you forgot to bring money for parking! Don’t fret—here’s a breakdown of some of the most popular visitor attractions and associated parking fees. Oahu: Bay Nature Reserve: $1.00/car (one entry only); fee is refundable if car exits […]

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Hawaii Travel Posters Tell of a Bygone Era

Luxury ocean liners. Exotic, ornate hotels. A burgeoning, modern society just starting to take shape. Life at the end of Hawaii’s Golden Era (1893-1941) was exciting and progressive—and marked the beginning of mass travel to the islands. To entice even more visitors, many companies enlisted the help of travel ads and posters, many of which […]

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Kauai Travel Guide

Today we’re offering a brief Kauai travel guide that’s perfect for anyone planning a visit to “The Garden Isle.”  Lush valleys, deep canyons, and jagged cliffs – this extraordinary landscape that decorates the island of Kauai. And it’s the reason behind its nickname, “The Garden Isle.”  Visitors to the oldest and northernmost island in the […]

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Celebrity Hawaii Vacations: Aloha With the Stars

Celebrity Hawaii Vacations – does it get any more luxe than that? Many stars come to Hawaii to unwind, connect with nature, or enjoy time in a 5-star resort. Let’s see where you can find A-listers while in the islands! An Escape from Hollywood What do you do when you need a break from the […]

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