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Hawaii hotel highlights: What’s new on the islands
When the rest of the world decides it’s time to go back to work, Hawaii throws a month-long party. Truth.
The annual Aloha Festivals brings live performances, arts and crafts, traditional costumes and cultural pride to the islands. Not to mention, the biggest block party of the year (Saturday, September 19 at 7 p.m. on [...]
Molokai: The Friendly Isle
The following is a guest post by L.P. “Neenz” Faleafine of Pono Media. Original post can be found here.
A population of more than seven thousand people on an island approximately 260 square miles continue the traditions, values, and culture that earned them the appropriate nickname, The Friendly Isle. Inhabited since 650 A.D., Molokai remains the [...]
Best Beaches for Kids, Surfing, and Relaxing!
This is a guest post by Alex Salkever of Hawaiirama.com. Original posts are linked within content.
Best Beaches for Kids in Hawaii: Anini Beach, Kauai [Original post.]
Here’s one of my favorite beaches in the islands for kids. Shallow waters in the near shore area, clear and cool, sandy bottoms are nice on the footsies. The far [...]
For Discussion! What Makes Your Favorite Island In Hawaii Unique?
Our So Much More Hawaii bloggers are nearing the end of their trip and will be heading to Oahu today for the last leg of their trip. Even though they’ve only had a chance to explore each island for a few days each, they have tried to make the most of those few days to [...]
For Discussion! Three Things A Tourist Must Do Before Leaving Hawaii
Relaxing by the beach. Attending a luau. Visiting a volcano. These are things that seem to come to mind when people think of tourists visiting Hawaii. They have definitely been part of the itinerary for our bloggers during the So Much More Hawaii Tour. However, we’re proud to say that thanks to the help of [...]
The Conscious Traveler
The following is a guest post by Leah Lamb of Current Green. Original post can be found here.
Say you’re in Hawaii and you want to tread lightly…it just so happens that I’ve spoken to a lot of people about how to travel green in Hawaii, and learned, as always, that it depends on where you [...]
Another Tasty Hawaiian Treat – SPAM Musubi
Chef Mark Tafoya has been providing readers and viewers with amazing “Quick Bite” videos of his Hawaii adventures. And, being a chef, he can’t help but focus on the amazing food Hawaiians grow, cook, and eat. We could probably create an entire blog about eating our way through Hawaii, but this post highlights a food [...]
Juicy Drinks From Hawaiian Sun
The following is a guest post by Sheila Scarborough. Originally posted on the Family Travel Logue.
One special treat in Hawaii that’s great for kids (and adults) is the Hawaiian Sun line of canned drinks.
They are based in Honolulu and have been around since 1952.
Products include fruit drinks, teas and diet/lite items, and they are super-yummy [...]
For Discussion! It’s Aloha Friday, How Do People Spend Their Weekends In Hawaii?
photo: Auntie K / Flickr / Creative Commons
It’s Aloha Friday! Many who have visited the islands as tourists never have the opportunity to experience a typical weekend in Hawaii. For those of you who are residents of the islands or those who frequent the islands on extended stays, we’d love for you to share your [...]
For Discussion! Must Eat Food And Places To Eat In Hawaii
What’s a visit to Hawaii without learning more about local food?
Today’s discussion will center around visiting blogger Mark Tafoya’s favorite topic. Local food culture in Hawaii.
As he begins his travels around the islands uncovering stories and discovering places to eat, we’d love for you to share your thoughts on must eat types of food and/or [...]