Best Things to Do in Hawaii

Hawaii offers more than shores and picturesque sunsets; it's a diverse playground full of never-ending discoveries waiting to be explored! Whether you're trekking up craters at the break of day or plunging into the waters teeming with colorful marine creatures – Best things to do in Hawaii include an adventure for every type of adventurer on these islands! Indulge in cuisine. Meander through secret pathways or even hunt down cascading waterfalls; excitement and tranquility blend seamlessly with a touch of enigmatic charm found in every nook and cranny of this tropical haven.
A Perfect Day at Pearl Harbor

The peaceful morning of December 7, 1941 started out like any other, but by day’s end, Hawaii, the United States and the world were changed forever. Hawaii’s leading visitor destination, a day at Pearl Harbor allows you to learn what led up to the Japanese attack and about World War II in the Pacific while paying tribute...

Road Trip: Drive Around Oahu in a Day

There are many ways to see the island of Oʻahu—take a guided tour, hitch a ride on a helicopter, or explore the coast by boat.  These are all exciting options, but we prefer sightseeing by car. The reason?  Well, you choose the route, you can linger as long as you want, and you can eat...

Visiting Pearl Harbor: Everything You Need To Know

In the early morning hours of December 7, 1941, the world was forever changed when the Japanese launched a surprise air attack on the United States at Pearl Harbor Naval Base near Honolulu, Hawaii. Following the assault from hundreds of Japanese fighter planes, nearly 20 American naval vessels and at least 300 airplanes were damaged...

Memorial Day weekend events on Oahu

Oahu offers plenty of ways to pay your respects to fallen members of the U.S. Armed Forces on Memorial Day.

Lantern Floating Ceremony on Memorial Day

One thing, among so many, that truly sets Hawaii apart is the Aloha State’s reverence for all things — and people. There are many official observances and traditions among the islands that reveal this beautiful mindset, but perhaps among the most well-known would be the annual Lantern Floating Ceremony. Held annually on Memorial Day, this...

Aloha Festivals Return to In-Person Events in 2022

In a refreshing return back to normalcy, Aloha Festivals has announced that it will be resuming in-person events in September. “Aloha Festivals will once again present a vibrant display of the aloha spirit during its three signature events throughout the month of September encompassing cultural ceremonies, Hawai‘i’s premier block party, and a spectacular floral parade,”...

Your Local’s Guide to Haleiwa, Oahu

If you find yourself driving through a town on the North Shore with sand-dusted streets, salt in the air and surf shops on every corner, you’re probably in Haleʻiwa. While Honolulu is technically the capital of Oʻahu, Haleʻiwa can easily be considered the capital of the island’s North Shore. A visitor favorite for literal decades,...

Your Road to Hana Survival Guide

Maui’s Road to Hāna is one of the best drives you can take on your trip to Hawaiʻi. Roadside waterfalls? Check. Dozens of off-the-beaten-path hiking trails? You know it. Some of the best banana bread stops in the state? Oh yeah. But, the road gets a bad rap for its frightening twists and turns, one-lane...

Itineraries: Maui Travel Guide

Here’s one thing to know about Maui: consider yourself lucky if you even get to spend a day on the island, but there’s no amount of time that will ever be enough to feel that you don’t have to return. Maui is a place of exceptional relaxation but also a source of anxiety, as the...

Shopping and Eating Seaside in Kapaa Town

No need to worry about the traffic snarl you’ll likely encounter journeying to Kapa‘a town, it never lasts long and the wait is well worth it. This east-side destination, where the majority of Kaua‘i’s population resides, is almost always bustling with activity. It is a shopping hub and foodie’s delight, while at the same time,...