Yoga is a universal language that unites people of all cultures, countries, and athletic backgrounds, and there is no better place to practice it than the beach against the breathtakingly beautiful backdrop of a Hawaiian sunset. AT A... Read more
This historic, red-roofed windward landmark was built in 1909 and is a must-see, both for the beauty of the beacon itself as well as the incredible views offered to visitors who hike up to the point. From this vantage point, you are gifted with... 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
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
Luaus are one of the most popular must-see's for visitors while in Hawaii, and the Paradise Cove Luau offers a wonderful experience that is sure to please guests of any age. Located at Ko Olina Resort on Oahu's gorgeous Leeward side, the... Read more
Located up a mountainside at the back of lush Palolo Valley, the Mu Ryang Sa Buddhist Temple offers tranquil beauty and stillness to visitors. Whether or not you are religious, the temple has something to offer any visitor with incredible... Read more
This hidden gem on Oahu's west side is a beautifully-constructed, family-friendly "outdoor museum" providing visitors with a glimpse into daily life on one of Hawaii's sugar plantations during the late 1800s and early 1900s. HIGHLIGHTS: The... 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
