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After a recent trip to Big Island, Governor Abercrombie declared that Hawaii is “still open for business.” Several press releases were made by Hawaii’s governor after some uncertainty about the tsunami damage to the islands was expressed in the media. All the public roads, beaches, airports, are still open and no signs of radiation were [...]
There’s plenty of beautiful sites to see around the Hawaiian Islands with lush jungles, tropical coastlines, world-class beaches, majestic mountain ranges, and stunning waterfalls. One of the most thrilling ways to see the unique landscapes of the islands is from a bird’s eye view on a helicopter ride. You’ll witness famous landmarks by air as [...]
If you’re staying on Oahu this weekend, then get ready for a fun-filled eventful time. The 17th annual Honolulu Festival is going off all weekend with activities and events being held throughout the city. The festival celebrates the cultural diversity that makes up Hawaii and the rest of the Pacific Rim. People of the festival [...]
There has been a lot of action on the Big Island lately from the world’s most active volcano, Mt Kilauea. In fact the notorious volcano has created so much buzz, it made international news the past few days. Recent eruptions, right on the Volcanoes National Park, have onlookers mesmerized with an amazing show being put [...]
The Hawaiian Islands have some of the most awe-inspiring landscapes in the world. From large sea cliffs, vertical mountain ranges, and amazing coastlines there is just so much to see. Mark Twain described the islands as, “the loveliest fleet of islands that lies anchored in any ocean.” Along with many other famous authors, the beauty [...]
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