Hawaii Travel Tips & Guide

Hot Spots on the Big Island There might be too many hot spots on the Big Island to name them all. The most popular are places like Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Waipio Valley and Pu’uhonua O Honauna National Historic Park.  Other places include Akaka Falls, Rainbow Falls and the luxury hotels in Kona and Kohala to name a few. But there are many other hot spots on the Big Island, not as well-known, that you should visit. Uniquely Colored Beaches […]

Hidden Hot Spots on Kauai The Garden Isle of Kauai offers many striking places for you to see. Such iconic places include: Hanalei Bay, Na Pali Coast, Fern Grotto and Waimea Canyon. There are also popular dining spots like Duke’s Barefoot Bar and Grill, the St. Regis Grill and Rob’s Good Times. But some of the best adventures and restaurants are those you haven’t heard of before. To this end, here are some of our favorite hidden hot spots on […]

The Hidden Hot Spots on Molokai On every corner of Molokai, there are delights for the eyes and enchantments for the soul. Explore the wilds of this island and travel back in time to witness the marvels of this island. Whether swimming at a secluded beach or kayaking over barrier reefs, these are the best hidden hot spots on Molokai. Kayaking Who wouldn’t want to paddle across the ocean viewing spectacular waterfalls over country’s largest reefs? Paddling over choppy seas […]

Lanai, charmingly known as the Pineapple Island, is the smallest publicly accessible Hawaiian Island. With only one small town and a tiny airport, people once only knew it for its pineapple plantation. However, the island of Lanai has become a beautiful retreat for travelers looking to enjoy blissful solitude. Lanai now offers luxurious hotels, diving, whale-watching, horseback riding and world-class golfing. Lanai Facts The island of Lanai is roughly 18 miles wide at its furthest points and covers a total […]

Background of the Kukui Nut Tree in Hawaii The official state tree of Hawaii is the kukui nut tree or kukui tree. It’s known elsewhere as the candlenut tree. Historians consider the kukui nut tree in Hawaii as one of a number of “canoe plants.” This because the Polynesians brought such seeds with them in canoes when they first came to Hawaii. The kukui nut tree in Hawaii has large light-green leaves. It can grow up to 80 feet in […]

The Story of Whales, Sharks and Seals in Hawaii Hawaiian waters host some of the most beautiful sea creatures on earth. From the thriving coral reef to  tropical fish, it’s full of dynamic marine creatures. Among these are variety of whales, sharks and seals in Hawaii. Below are some interesting facts you may not have known about these fascinating animals. Sharks Kamohoali’i is the shark god in Hawaiian mythology. Tattoos, guitars and ukuleles have images of sharks as symbols of […]

Top Ten Foods to Try in Hawaii Part of the fun of traveling is trying different foods. After you explore the Hawaii’s many attractions, why not visit different restaurants, take culinary tours or sample fresh produce from farmer’s markets. As you look for new culinary experiences, make sure you consider our top ten foods to try in Hawaii Loco Moco No list of foods to try in Hawaii would be complete without the iconic loco moco. A power-packed bowl of […]

Tasting Honey in Hawaii Throughout time, people have used honey as a delicious dessert topping, sweetener and medicinal ointment. Not only useful as a sugar-replacement, honey is a remedy for scrapes, dryness and even arthritic pain. When ingested, honey promotes immune system health and digestion. It’s even a cure for seasonal allergies and works as an anti-inflammatory agent. Honey is delicious on toast, muffins, cakes, yogurt, blended drinks and hot beverages. Hawaii has a number of prominent honey-producing companies. Here […]

While there is only one farmers market on Molokai, you can still buy fresh produce directly from the farms. Molokai is one of the state’s largest suppliers of organically grown papayas. You can even sample local aquaculture products directly from Molokai’s fish ponds. Dive in and experience some of the island’s finest farms and farmers market on Molokai. The Only Farmers Market on Molokai The Molokai Farmers Market is only farmers market on Molokai.  You can find it on Ala […]

Why Visit the Farmers Markets on Kauai? Kauai is known for its friendly people and spectacular landscapes. And at farmers markets on Kauai, visitors can sample the island’s most delicious produce. Whether you are craving a papaya, mango or kalua pig, you can get them at the farmers markets on Kauai. Hanalei Farmers Market On Kauai’s north shore, the Hanalei Farmers Market is a must-see for visitors in the area. Held on Saturday near Hanalei, vendors sell anything from local […]