Maui's rural ranch lands amidst the slopes of Mount Haleakala are lush and green and referred to commonly as "Upcountry". Thompson Ranch, nicknamed "the best little ranch on Maui", encompasses 1400 acres of undulating pasture lands with distant... Read more
The Kihei area of Maui is usually most notable for its collection of fantastic beaches and great weather. It is usually the classic quiet beach community, except for every 4th Friday of the month when amidst the Azeka Mauka Shopping Center the... Read more
Located at the rugged northwestern tip of Maui, Nakalele Point offers stunning views along the coastline cliffs, a light beacon, potential whale spotting, a trail along the lava fields, and a blowhole that, when active, spouts a fountain of... Read more
This unique event is probably unlike anything you've ever seen before, and the perfect activity for one of your first mornings in Hawaii before your sleep schedule has adjusted because it starts at 5am! Head on down to the fish docks and watch... Read more
The historic sugar plantation town of Waialua is a sleepy community on the North Shore, just a few miles from Haleiwa. The "main street" of town takes up about half a block and although quaint, it doesn't have much to offer. But the old Waialua... Read more
In order to educate the public about the remote portion of the Hawaiian Islands known as the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument, the Mokuppapa Discovery Center was founded in 1983, and based in Hilo, Hawaii. The mission of the center is... Read more
The perfect Hawaiian vacation blends adrenaline and adventure with rest and relaxation. The Honu Spa, located in the beautiful coastal town of Kailua, provides the latter in a quiet, tranquil setting. The menu of services includes a range of... Read more
With Atlantis Submarine Adventures, the ocean becomes readily accessible and easily shared as you walk into an undersea vessel designed with touring in mind. The experience of diving beneath the near shore waters of Hawaii is unforgettable, but... Read more
The rich fertile Waimea Valley on Oahu's North Shore is a step back in time. Traditionally this watershed supported many generations of Hawaiian Ali'i or chiefs. Hawaiian's continued growing food and supplying for their needs living off... Read more
Commissioned by King Kalakaua (completed in 1882) as a residence for Hawaii's monarchs, this unique palace has elements of classical European architecture mixed with Polynesian influences. Daily guided-tours bring the history of the Palace... Read more
