How to Feel Refreshed After a Long Flight

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Hawaii is perfectly remote, and while that’s one of the island chain’s charms, it also means that no matter where you’re coming from, you’re going to have a long flight there and back. There’s nothing more disheartening than getting to your vacation destination totally wiped out, or coming home from your trip more exhausted than you… Continue reading How to Feel Refreshed After a Long Flight

Valentine’s Day in Hawaii [Video]

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Hawaii is one of the most romantic destinations in the world. This means there are few places out there that can offer such a wonderful Valentine’s Day. Here are a few ideas for the perfect Hawaiian date with your sweetheart: Are you and your significant other outdoorsy and without fear? Consider a zipline tour! These tours… Continue reading Valentine’s Day in Hawaii [Video]

5 essential items to pack for your Hawaiian vacation

Getting ready to visit Hawaii? You’re sure to have an absolutely wonderful time. While you’re packing, don’t forget to bring along any of these items – these things are absolutely essential for the perfect Hawaiian vacation: 1. Swimsuit It may seem obvious, but you should bring a swimsuit to Hawaii even if you’re not the… Continue reading 5 essential items to pack for your Hawaiian vacation

Rainbow Beaches – A Guide to Hawaii’s Multicolored Sand [Video]

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White, red, black, yellow, and green: You’ll find beaches in all sorts of colors on the Hawaiian Islands! Hawaii’s multicolored beaches got their spectacular hues from the island’s volcanic activity. The high-pressure geologic environments which create magma and lava also create vibrant rocks. If a beach happens to be near an area with high concentrations of… Continue reading Rainbow Beaches – A Guide to Hawaii’s Multicolored Sand [Video]

Safety tips for hitting the beach with kids

Heading to the beach with your kids is a spectacular way to spend a family vacation. However, the ocean can be stressful when you’re traveling with young children. Here are five tips that will help make sure you have a safe, happy time at the beach: 1. Apply sunscreen It’s one of the most basic… Continue reading Safety tips for hitting the beach with kids

5 reasons to visit Maui in 2016

As 2016 approaches, the time to figure out your next great vacation comes closer as well. Whether you’ve been to Hawaii a thousand times or have never set foot on these islands’ sunny shores, 2016 is your year to visit Maui. Here are five great reasons to check out a Maui vacation rental and make this… Continue reading 5 reasons to visit Maui in 2016

History of the Hawaiian lei [Video]

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The Hawaiian lei is one of the most iconic parts of Hawaiian culture. Although most people generally picture lei made of flowers, they can also be made of leaves, shells, feathers and other items found in nature. These adornments are more than just decoration: They can also signify peace, friendship and bonding. [marker] You can wear… Continue reading History of the Hawaiian lei [Video]

Fun facts about Hawaii snow [Video]

When you picture Hawaii weather, snow probably doesn’t come to mind. However, even tropical destinations get some snowfall – provided they’re high enough above sea level. The three tallest mountains in Hawaii, Mauna Loa, Mauna Kea and Haleakala, all get light snowfall during winter. Winter isn’t a prerequisite for Hawaiian snowfall, however – in July… Continue reading Fun facts about Hawaii snow [Video]

Hawaii’s state bird, the Nene Goose [Video]

Hawaii’s state bird is the Nene, a species of goose native to this group of islands. A land bird typically found in grassy areas, these geese can be seen in the wild at Volcanoes National Park, along with some other parks in the State. They can also be viewed in captivity at the Honolulu Zoo. Male… Continue reading Hawaii’s state bird, the Nene Goose [Video]