Participating in Hawaii culture and events is one way to learn more about the islands while you are here. Be part of the Aloha spirit that shapes our islands. Attend a hula competition, learn some Hawaiian language, join us for festivals, and connect with locals.
Hanalei Bay’s future will be on the table tonight at a meeting to discuss plans proposed by eBay’s billionaire founder Pierre Omidyar. His company wants to build a hotel and residential complex on 64 acres perched just […]
Hanalei Bay: Are You Ready For This View? Read More »
The garden island will soon be even greener. Solar farms that are popping up around the island are set to provide 50% of the island’s daytime electric in the very near future, and reduce oil
Kauai to Have Most Solar Power in America Read More »
Elvis Presley Blue Hawaii was filmed here on Kauai 50 years ago.
Blue Hawaii Celebrates 50 Years | Kauai Coco Palms Hotel Read More »
Has the race ended for the Molokai Hot Bread Run? We hope not. This nightly tradition is something we always looked forward to on Molokai. People lined up late at night to purchase bread as
Video: What Happened to the Molokai Hot Bread Run? Read More »
There was much talk about the sale of Lanai when we visited there in April on our American Safari Cruise. Residents would like to see a future that includes sustainability, employment, and agriculture. Will the
Sale of Lanai – A Positive Outlook Towards Its Future Read More »
Hawaii is moving to the top of the list in its commitment to raising and eating locally grown food. Based on 2010/2011 government data, a new study by The Strolling of the Heifers has ranked
Hawaii Foods: Locavores Rank 5th Nationwide Read More »
You too can become a Hawaii vacation visitor finding joy in helping the Hawaiian monk seal.
Volunteer Hawaii Vacation with Hawaiian Monk Seal Read More »
Hawaii is the only state which produces cacao. It’s been grown in Hawaii, mostly on the Big Island, for over 150 years. Only recently, however, has it become commercially viable. While still small, it is rapidly
Hawaii Chocolates | Edible Aloha From The Islands Read More »
The annual humpback whale count takes place January 28, February 25 and March 31 on the Big Island, Kauai and Oahu. Even if you don’t have time to come to Hawaii right now, or haven’t found
Become A Hawaii Whale Count Volunteer Or Sponsor Read More »
