Highly Recommended Reading for Anyone Visiting Honolulu From its title alone, ALOHA Where You Like Go?, this Honolulu Travel Guide evokes a sense of what to expect from the book. In a sea of books, e-books, travel guides, blogs and other sources of travel information pushing touristy tours and destinations, it has become increasingly difficult for travelers… Continue reading Recommended Honolulu Travel Guide
Maui’s West Side is home to many incredible towns, rich in history of which Napili is one. A special phrase, Napili means luck will cling. It also refers to the pili grasses that once filled the land. Beautiful bays create a coastline that still captivates today. Napili is neighbor to other treasured towns within 10… Continue reading History of Napili
Royal Ilima at Wailea Beach Villa Beyond luxury, this villa elevates the good life to a lavish one. It’s likely a millennium version of a palatial estate akin to Hawaiian royalty’s summer escapes centuries ago. Located on Maui’s South Shore in Wailea, the home is suited for the traveler seeking romance, comfort, luxury and a… Continue reading 5 Best Luxury Maui Vacation Rentals
Waikoloa Beach Villas D4 Rock-sheltered pool with waterfall, pool table and cozy loft and living areas make this Waikola beach villa warm and inviting for a family or a romantic hideaway for a couple. The private lanai, walk-in shower, Jacuzzi and grand entertainment center are features that make everyone feel like they’re truly on vacation… Continue reading Highlighting 3 Waikoloa Condos
Big Island’s landscapes; bountiful flora and crystal foam rolling against black, green or golden sands create staggering coastal walks. The wildly rugged scenery, multi-colored sunsets and height of mountains surrounding the beach areas provide a draw for explorers, hikers and happy couples. Planning to take a vacation on the Big Island? Check out our Kona… Continue reading Big Island Coastal Walks
A change of place, new surroundings, perhaps a new water sport or simply a visit to a different beach enjoying a sport you’re familiar with—any small misstep can cause an injury and disrupt an idyllic vacation. Any traveler, regardless of skill level, should consider a few tips for himself and those in his travel party… Continue reading Hawaii Beach Safety
Hula and ukulele are Hawaiian cultural treasures and while water sports don’t quickly come to mind as culture, surfing on the islands, particularly Waikiki, is legendary. Destinations have one or multiple landmarks of things to see and do. Waikiki is notably special for the Waikiki Beachboys, the group of carefree men who had the good… Continue reading Waikiki Surf Lessons
Economic downturn, changes, staycations and trends have all been buzz terms in the tourism industry. Analyses have appeared repeatedly with discussions of what visitors are doing, how they’re spending and amenities they want. USA Today explores the rise of vacation rentals and reviews some website booking options in one of their May 2011 Travel sections. Planning a… Continue reading Hawaii Travel News
Ground transportation in Hawaii is varied and some islands have more access to public transportation than others. While it’s not necessary to know every location you plan to visit, have a general idea of places you’d like to see, where your base will be and what is nearby will help determine how frequently public transportation… Continue reading Public Transportation in Hawaii
Horseback riding was once considered a rustic, countryside activity, but over the years, a need to find genuine respite has made many travelers look into experiences they wouldn’t normally consider. Furthermore, activities on the islands tend to heighten the activity simply because of the setting. One location, the Waipio Valley, is one of the best… Continue reading Big Island Horseback Riding
