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Who doesn’t love a clean beach? I know I do. The last thing you want to feel when you’re putting your feet in the sand is a piece of trash. Hawaii beaches are some of the most pristine in the world, but it takes the love and care of people to keep them that way.
A souvenir is a great way to bring a piece of your vacation home with you. A little something to hold can really make a memory come back to life! We’ve been brainstorming and made a list of our top 5 Hawaii souvenirs and where to get them.
Have you ever wondered how to accomplish everything on your vacation “to do” list? Well if you haven’t looked into Hawaii tours yet, you may be missing the answer you’re looking for. A list of things to do on vacation can easily become long so take some time before and prioritize by splitting the list into two groups: “MUST DO’S” and “SHOULD DO’S.”
Every year, Hawaii celebrates Lei Day with a free event featuring musicians, artists, and performers. The event will take place on Tuesday, May 1, 2012 at the Kapiolani Bandstand in Waikiki from 9 am – 5:30 pm. The 85th annual Lei Day Hawaii festival was announced by Mayor Peter Carlisle and Gary Cabato, Department of Parks [...]
Active lava flows from Puu Oo Crater on the Big Island of Hawaii entered Hawaii Volcanoes National Park last weekend. The eruption spread across a nearby coastal plain in Kalapana, and is still located roughly one half-mile from the Pacific Ocean. The lava is not heading directly to the ocean, but instead is spreading across [...]
If you are experiencing bad luck from taking home a lava rock, you should consider sending it back to Hawaii.
We receive packages of estranged lava rocks every few months from visitors. Find out where to send your lava rocks (or black sand) in today’s blog post.
If you’re looking for fun free things to do on Oahu then look no further! Here are some great ideas for fun free things to do around different parts of the island.
How far would you go to find paradise? For many travelers the real reward lies in the journey… not the destination. Road to Hana tours exemplify this axiom.
