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
This classic tourist destination sits amidst the edge of Maui's sugar cane plantation, and is surrounded by working farms cultivating a variety of flowers and produce. Its central valley location makes it a great roadside attraction for a pause... Read more
Created by an ancient volcanic flow from Haleakala, the Keanae Peninsula is a half-mile long finger of lava jutting dramatically out from the coast that is home to an old, picturesque Hawaiian village. Located halfway along the Road to Hana,... Read more
A "Blow hole" is one of the scenic wonders that occur in the Hawaiian Islands where the cooled lava rock meets the ocean. The most famous of these is on Kauai and called the "Spouting Horn" and is located in the southern town of Poipu. Easily... 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
Wet'nWild offers a perfect escape from the heat with great food and refreshment options, thrilling rides, keiki pools, lots of shade, and island adventure golf. There are activities geared toward children and adults of all ages, and something to... Read more
A symphony orchestra is the heartbeat of a city, adding an essential artistic culture and richness, and the Honolulu Symphony is no exception. With exceptional talent, a wide range of repertoire, and frequent appearances by internationally... Read more
It is a little known fact that the largest winery in the whole state of Hawaii is located on Maui. A journey to Maui's Winery is rewarding for its beauty scenery and cool climate alone, but also provides an opportunity to tour the historic... Read more
Hailing from an ancient Hawaii known only through legend passed down through generations, the Olowalu Petroglyphs contain over 100 images chiseled into the surface of a basalt cliff in West Maui. The easiest petroglyph site on the island to... Read more
