Hawaiʻi is bracing for a low-pressure system that will bring strong winds and flooding today through Friday. High-wind warnings are already in effect until noon Friday, with southwest winds reaching up to 50 mph with gusts peaking at 90 mph are expected, according to the National Weather Service. There might be snow and ice on […]
Getting to Hawaiʻi is expensive—then traveling to Hawaiʻi Island just adds to that. And that’s just the airfare. There are hotel and car rental costs—especially if you’re on the Big Island, where there’s no public transportation. So here are some free things you can do to cut costs and still enjoy your Hawaiʻi vacation. 1.
Traveling to Hawaiʻi can be expensive. But in Waikīkī, one of the most popular towns in the Hawaiian Islands, you can spend an entire day wandering around this historic town without spending a penny. Here’s how. Read More: 22 Reasons Why We Love Waikīkī Right Now 1. Watch a Hula Show Launched this year, the Kilohana
There may not be any national parks on Kauaʻi, but the island does boast five—yes, five—state parks with some of the island’s best beaches, trails and vistas. One of the most popular is Kōkeʻe State Park, perched 3,600 feet above sea level on the island’s west side. It’s truly a hiker’s paradise, with 45 miles
You asked, we answered. These Q&A episodes are some of our favorites. This is when we can offer our insider tips and advice about traveling to the Islands—and we hope you find our information valuable and useful, too. Here a few of our answers. (Of course, you’ll get more details listening to the podcast!) Best
I’m all about New Year’s resolutions—but the kind you can actually do. No “running a marathon in under 3 hours” or “visiting 12 new countries in 12 months.” I like attainable goals—and ones that I’m excited about. I decided to have my own travel goals for 2024. Now that my son is at an age
Traveling with a pet can be a lot of work. From finding the right carrier to making sure your furry little friend is relaxed, it can be a lot of stress bringing your dog with you on vacation. Fortunately, it’s not impossible—however if you’re planning to travel to Hawaiʻi with your dog, you’ve got to
Many first timers to Hawaiʻi set their sights on Oʻahu, thanks to its visitor-friendly activities and locales known around the world. The island is home to the state’s capital city, Honolulu, and sites including Waikīkī Beach, Diamond Head (the Hawaiian place name is Lēʻahi), Pearl Harbor and the North Shore. While travelers should certainly include
Traveling to Maui right now is a complicated subject. After the disastrous Maui wildfires that affected large parts of West Maui and some sections of Kula, the Valley Isle was sent into a state of recovery as thousands of residents were left without jobs, homes and even loved ones. But what we’re seeing from businesses,
Hanauma Bay is one of the most popular visitor attractions on Oʻahu—and for good reason. The protected marine bay in East Honolulu is easily the premier snorkeling spot on the island, with its pristine waters teeming with a diverse array of marine life. Prior to COVID-19, the bay received nearly 3,000 visitors a day. Today,
Maui may be the perfect destination for honeymooners—but the Valley Isle has a lot to offer vacationing families, too. There are kid-friendly hikes, beaches great for snorkeling, farms to visit, even fun playgrounds that will give parents a much-needed break. Here are our picks for the best things to do with kids if you’re planning
Stretching across a massive 4,028 square miles, Hawaiʻi Island is the largest and youngest of the Hawaiian archipelago. It boasts a diverse and awe-inspiring landscape, from active volcanoes to cascading waterfalls, from black-sand beaches to lush valleys. But despite its size and diversity, it’s an island often overlooked by travelers to the Islands—and it’s an
