Hike Tourist-Free On The Leeward Side
It’s hard to find hiking in Oahu that’s not clogged with tourists. Don’t get me wrong, island visitors are great, but there’s a big difference between visitor and tourist. Visitors do research, bring...
View ArticleOahu’s Best Beaches: Ko Olina Lagoons
Nestled on the property of the ritzy J.W. Marriott Ihilani at Ko Olina is a secret: their four secluded lagoons open to the public. Perfect surf, little thatched huts and a fantastic view of the ocean...
View ArticleA Peek At Oahu’s Penguin Colony
I can’t process that winter has arrived in Hawaii. It’s 85 degrees and sunny most days, after all. A few extra rain clouds do little to convince my internal barometer that the “cold” months have...
View ArticleThe Thrill Of The Hunt – Geocaching In Hawaii
I discovered I could incorporate several activities I enjoy within a single hobby. I like spending time with my family and friends, solving puzzles, seeking out new adventures, exercising and being...
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Another Perspective of Diamond Head
We showed you Diamond Head from above and hiking up Diamond Head but for a real adventure talk a walk around Diamond Head. Really! Around Diamond Head! Put on your comfortable shoes because we have a...
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Ohana Walking Tours Brings Hawaii History to Life
Did you know the Iolani Palace had electric lights and telephone service before the White House and Buckingham Palace? Are you interested in Hawaiian mythology? Looking for an interesting way to spend...
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Exotic Hawaii – A Midwesterners Viewpoint
When we first traveled to Hawaii it felt a bit like we had landed in a foreign country. I found an appealing mix of languages, customs and terrains. On each return trip, the islands continue to grow on...
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Kapi’olani Community College Farmers Market
Looking for a delicious way to start your weekend? Visit the Saturday morning Farmer’s Market at Kapi’olani Community College. The market features a variety of Hawaiian grown and produced foods...
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Modern Life In Kalalau Valley
Most people that know anything about Kauai know about the Kalalau trail. Backpacker magazine has placed it on the 10 most dangerous hikes list but that does little to discourage the hundreds of hikers,...
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A Big Island Visit to Three Ring Ranch an Exotic Animal Sanctuary
On a beautiful five acre spread above sunny Kailua-Kona town on the Big Island you’ll find an animal rehabilitation center for the common, unusual, exciting and endangered. Three Ring Ranch is a...
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Kauai’s Monk Seal Watch Program
Hawaiian Monk Seals are among the most endangered creatures on earth. They are one of only two mammals endemic to Hawaii, the second being a species of bat. Often referred to as “living fossils”, they...
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Baby Whale Signifies Start of Hawaii’s “Fifth” Season
Hawaii’s “fifth” season of the year – Whale Watch Season – has officially begun with the recent sighting of this 15-foot baby humpback whale off Waikiki Beach. Seen and photographed by the crew of...
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2011 Waipahu Cane Haul Run
Walkers, runners or anyone just looking for great fun should mark their calendars for the 3rd Annual Waipahu Cane Haul 5K Run/Walk on Sunday, September 25, 2011. This event will take runners and...
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Lana’i Horseback Adventure
Horseback riding, a new found love of mine, is not something I can say I am very experienced in, but when it comes to feeling comfortable while enjoying nature and an amazing view at the same time,...
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Shipwreck Beach (Kaiolohia)
Many say there is little to do on the island of Lana’i, but as I recently found out there is a lot of things to do especially in the midst of the outdoors, if exploring nature and seeing the beauty of...
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