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Kauaʻi is the perfect place to get out and explore the natural world. As the oldest island in the modern-day chain, the island has had 4 to 5 million years to erode, producing some of the most dramatic, jagged mountains you’ll find in all of Hawaiʻi. Waimea Canyon on the south shore, known as the […]

The Big Island is the largest island in Hawaiʻi, by far. In fact, if you combined all of the other islands – Oʻahu, Maui, Kauaʻi, Molokaʻi, Lānaʻi, Kahoʻolawe, and Niʻihau – they would still not equal the size of the Big Island. In this way, the Big Island really does live up to its name! […]

With a setting that is more intimate (but offers less luxury) than those of the resorts or hotels on Hawaii Bed and Breakfasts are a wonderful way to get to know the island. While most BnB’s on this side of the island offer good value and good service we highlight 3 of them as they […]

Located on the south shore of Kauaʻi, Waimea Canyon is a spectacular destination for its scenic beauty. Known as the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific”, it offers multiple drive-up lookouts, vantage points, hikes, and waterfalls. Waimea Canyon is one of Hawaiʻi’s most remarkable geological formations. Below, we provide everything you need to know about visiting […]

If you are vacationing in Hawaii and want to see more than one island (and you should if time permits!), you will probably be taking several short (~ hour) interisland flights between the different Hawaiian Islands. These interisland flights are short (often less than 1 hour in the air) flights that average at about $69 for a […]

You can find many waterfalls on the north and east side of the Big Island thanks to lots of rain and a large gradient in elevation (volcanoes!). The size of these waterfalls and their location in the lush and tropical rainforest makes them a popular and spectacular attraction to check out. You may have a […]

The leeward (west) side is by far the least visited of areas on O‘ahu, due partly to its isolated location on a no-outlet, dead-end road behind the Waianae Mountains and partly because there’s little-to-no tourism development. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t much to see – quite the contrary. O‘ahu’s west side sparkles with beaches, […]

Visitors come back to Maui over and over again for many reasons, and the beauty of its beaches is right there at the top. While Oʻahu rivals its number of beaches, Maui’s low-key, country, small-town vibe offers more tranquility, with less fanfare than, say, Waikīkī or the North Shore. With more than 120 miles (193 […]

Kauaʻi, aka “The Garden Island,” is known for its rural, scenic beauty and relaxed, less-populated atmosphere – two qualities that we think certainly bode well for a beach day. While many of Kauaʻi’s beaches experience rough seas, especially in winter, there are more than enough that offer safe, lifeguarded swimming and calm conditions. Many of […]

The two most popular farmers markets in the Kona area are the Kona farmers market in central Kona and the Pure Kona Green market in Captain Cook. There are however many more farmers markets in and near Kona that you can visit: You will find information on the following 6 farmers markets in the Kona […]

When booking a place to stay in Hawaiʻi, many people simply look for a beach resort within their price range and call it a day. This strategy works just fine in many scenarios across the different islands; however, when visiting the Big Island, we suggest a more involved approach due to the size of the […]

Somewhere between ziplining and rock climbing, waterfall rappelling is an outdoor adventure that combines the thrill of descending cliffs with the beauty of cascading waterfalls. Canyoneering is rappelling plus a bit extra: it involves navigating through the riverbed, which, next to rappelling, includes additional challenges such as hiking, swimming, scrambling. Here on the Big Island, […]

We list our 3 favorite snorkeling spots on the Big Island to help you make the best of your time in Hawaiʻi. We think that if you put on your snorkeling gear and start swimming around the Big Island, you [a] will never get bored, but [b] will be busy for a long, long time. […]

One of the most important parts of planning a trip is deciding where to stay. With so many options ranging from traditional hotels to small inns to vacation rentals, it can be overwhelming, especially if you’re not familiar with the destination. That’s why we are here! In this article, we shed some light on the […]

Kaimū beach is a very young black sand beach south of Pahoa in the Puna district on the Big Island. Few beaches on the Big Island have such an interesting / sad / HOT / rich history as Kaimu beach. Once one of the most beautiful beaches on the Big Island, it now is a […]

ATV tours are a fun way to explore the beautiful difficult to access places such as the wild forests and cliffs on the Kohala coast. These tours typically take you on a 10+ mile drive through private lands with stops on the way at scenic points, historic sites, and waterfalls. For this guide we  start […]