Great Things To Do On the Friendly Island Molokai is the fifth largest of the Hawaiian Islands, measuring about 10 miles wide and 38 miles long. Known as The Friendly Isle, Molokai is located about 9 miles northwest of Maui. Here are some of the highlights of this amazing Hawaiian Island. Kalaupapa Peninsula This isolated… Continue reading Top 12 Molokai Attractions
Historic Town’s Main Street Provides Something For Everyone One of the most exciting locations on Maui is Front Street, a bustling and historic oceanfront avenue in the former whaling town of Lahaina. The many shops and eateries along Front Street provide something for everyone including plenty of arts and crafts stores as well as lots… Continue reading Lahaina’s Front Street Is Fun For All
Active Lava Flows Delight Island Visitors Perhaps no site in Hawaii is more spectacular than Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on the Big Island of Hawaii. Lava has been erupting from the volcano almost constantly since 1983, and when the lava flows into the sea it provides a spectacular sight. At the summit of Kilauea Volcano… Continue reading Hawaii Volcanoes Provide Amazing Sights
Duke Kahanamoku Honored at 2009 Duke’s Oceanfest When: August 22-29, 2009 Where: Waikiki Beach This week long series of ocean sports events has fun for everyone and all proceeds go to support the Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation which provides college scholarships and athletic grants to outstanding Hawaii scholar-athletes. Duke Kahanamoku is Hawaii’s most famous athlete, having… Continue reading Duke’s Oceanfest Features Variety of Fun Events In Waikiki
Fifty Years of Statehood – Hawaii Celebrates the Anniversary It is hard to believe that it was just 50 years ago when Hawaii officially became a part of the United States of America. The road leading up to Statehood was a bit bumpy, with many opposing political views, but eventually it happened on August 21,… Continue reading Celebrating Hawaii’s Statehood – The 50-Year Anniversary Is August 21!
Hawaii Sports, Musical Performances, Conferences, and Festivals – Summer 2009 Hawaii Writers Conference When: September 4-7, 2009 Where: Sheraton Waikiki The Hawaii’s Writers Conference celebrates the art and craft of writing, with dozens of seminars and workshops featuring best-selling novelists and many featured speakers and writers including 12 New York Times Bestselling authors, a Pulitzer… Continue reading Summer Fun in Hawaii- August and September Events
The Very Best Can’t-Miss Honolulu Sites and Activities Enjoy an action-packed weekend in Honolulu, and see all of the very best attractions. First check into your beachfront condominium or hotel, and then embark upon a journey you will never forget. 1. Climb Diamond Head Rising up above the eastern end of Waikiki is the unmistakable… Continue reading Top 12 Things To Do During A Weekend In Honolulu
Anglers Delight In Abundant Fishing Waters of the Garden Isle Ever dreamed of reeling in a 1,000-pound marlin or a big ‘Ahi (Yellow Fin Tuna)? This is a very real possibility off Hawaii’s shores, even if you are a novice at fishing. Before you book your fishing charter make sure you check out the great… Continue reading Sport Fishing On Kauai A Real Thrill
Great Honolulu Entertainment Provides Plenty of Choices Rocking Night Life, the Club Scene, Jazz Bars, Local Bands, Dinner Shows, Jazz Bars, the Club Scene, Luaus – there is no shortage of things to do in Honolulu and Waikiki You can enjoy all types of evening entertainment in this area that is alive with excitement all… Continue reading Honolulu Nightlife – Fun In Waikiki and Beyond
Famous Area Is Steeped In History Today Waikiki is perhaps the most exciting place in all Hawaii. Throngs of people, a multitude of shops and restaurants, great beaches and fabulous surfing waves, affordable oceanfront condominiums and hotels – what more could anyone want? Waikiki wasn’t always high-rises and high-end shops, however. The area used to… Continue reading Historic Waikiki – How It Became Hawaii’s Most Valuable Real Estate
