3 Apr 2018
Dive into the history Pidgin English — considered Hawaii's local language — and how it became recognized as an official language. Then, learn some words and phrases to fit in during your Hawaiian vacation!
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2 Mar 2018
Did you know that giving a lei signifies a special occasion or welcoming, but anyone can wear a lei at any time? Learn the history of leis in Hawai'i and why our custom of "aloha" is so important!
12 Sep 2017
When most people think of Hawai‘i, riding a colorful surfboard on a turquoise wave comes to mind. From the rugged and large board carved out of the native Koa wood to the current day polyurethane...
1 Sep 2017
Hawaiʻi, visions of a flawless climate, scenic beaches, dramatic surf, amazing food and the culture. Oh, and the language! Hawaiʻi is the only state to have two official languages, Hawaiian and English. Of course you...
16 Mar 2017
How do you chose among all of the beautiful beaches each Hawaiian Island has to offer? Hawai'i Magazine challenged their readers to do just that, rank their favorite beaches! Here are the 2017 Readers' Choice...
9 Mar 2017
We Want to be a Part of Your Vacation too! Introducing our monthly Instagram giveaway challenge! Tag us in your photos for a chance to be featured on our Instagram page and win a local...
9 Sep 2016
The best part about visiting a new place is experiencing the local cuisine. While Hawaii is obviously not its own separate country, due to the melting pot of culturals that make up our population, we...
3 Nov 2015
The holiday season is quickly approaching, with Thanksgiving just a few weeks away. Thanksgiving is a holiday where we come together with family and friends to offer gratitude for all the wonderful things in our...
2 Oct 2014
Quickly approaching, on Sunday, October 12, 2014, is the world’s most prestigious outrigger canoe race and one of Hawaii’s most important cultural traditions, the Moloka’i Hoe. This year marks the 62nd annual event, which has...
2 May 2011
In Hawaii, May Day is known as Lei Day, and is normally set aside as a day to celebrate island culture and Hawaiian culture. The first Lei Day was held on May 1, 1928, and...