The National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific is located in the scenic Punchbowl Crater, just north of Honolulu, and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The memorial honors the sacrifices of America's military and, particularly, the... Read more
For the freshest produce on the island of Maui, the weekly farmer's market in the "Upcountry" town of Kula is a perfect destination. Dozens of vendors bring their flowers, fruits, vegetables, and locally prepared foods and products to this... Read more
Have you ever wanted to fly weightless through the air while enjoying pristine views from a tropical island? If you answered yes to the previous question than Zip lining is for you! Maui's Award Winning, #1 Zip-line is located in Kaanapali up in... Read more
An eclectic local neighborhood staple, the Kalapawai Market (located just off the beach in the bustling coastal town of Kailua) has been serving up snacks, smiles, and other essentials to beach goers, visitors, and locals since 1932. The... Read more
Bike Hawaii offers hands-on, adrenaline-filled Oahu experiences geared toward adventurers looking to delve deeper than the "surface level" tourist activities on the island. Tours take guests off the beaten path to hidden trails, pristine... Read more
To explore the island of Oahu with your feet touching the ground is beautiful and rewarding. But to see it from above is an entirely different and unforgettable experience of epic proportions. Makani Kai helicopter tours take guests on... Read more
Set against the stunning backdrop of Diamond Head to one side and Kapiolani Park (fronting Waikiki Beach) to the other, the Waikiki Shell is a unique outdoor concert venue offering excellent acoustics in a comfortable, spacious tropical setting.... Read more
Tucked right in the center of bustling Lahaina, the historic Baldwin Home is famous for being the oldest house still standing on the entire island of Maui. Built in 1834 by Reverend Ephraim Spaulding, it was originally a one-story "missionary... Read more
Maui is home to approximately 12,000 humpback whales who make the lengthy journey from Alaska to their native waters of Hawaii every winter. Attracted by the warm, calm waters, the magnificent creatures spend November through May mating,... Read more
Located on Wharf Street in historic Lahaina, the Old Courthouse and Customs House is a cultural treasure. Originally opened in 1860, it served dual purpose as a customs house for whaling and commercial ships as well as home to governmental... Read more
