Hawaiian Culture

Aloha and welcome! Here at Hawaiʻi Life , we thoroughly understand the attraction of Hawaiʻi's islands for primary residences, second homes, and investment properties. With our deep roots and extensive experience in real estate, property...

Hawaiʻi's Winter Wonderland: Why You Should Spend Your Holidays in Paradise Escaping the chill of the winter season in Hawaiʻi is always a good idea! Without a doubt, a vacation away from monotonous winter weather...

Common Hawaii Phrases and Words for Visitors Trying to learn some phrases and words when traveling abroad in your chosen destination’s language is a common practice for many travelers. However, did you know that Hawaii...

Test Your Family’s Knowledge with Hawaii Trivia The islands that make up Hawaii are full of rich history and culture. During your paradise gateway, immerse yourself in the culture by visiting historical sites and learning...

Did you know, Hawaii is home to some amazingly delicious superfoods? (Superfoods are nutrient-dense foods that contain a variety of potential health benefits.)

Wherever your holidays are spent, celebrating the season with delicious dishes is always part of the plan! Why not surprise the family and bring a little island vibe to the table this year? Gift your...

Whether traveling for business, pleasure, or just looking for your next vacation destination, there are some major benefits of extending your getaway to something more! With recent legislation passed in Oahu, zoning laws prohibit entire-home...

Learn about the history and modernization of poke, how to prepare the traditional Hawaiian dish, and key things to know when ordering poke!

Mangos are widely grown as dooryard tree in almost every area of Hawaii. The fruits are mostly eaten fresh, but are easily made into ice cream, sorbets, juices and other delicacies. Try fresh mango, as well as other seasonal local fruits, on your Hawaiian getaway!

Coconut water is popping up everywhere in a variety of commercial beverages. But the original (and a favorite at local Hawaiian farmers' markets) is a fresh green coconut trimmed, opened with a machete, and inserted with a straw to draw out the fresh sweet liquid!