Hiking Aiea Loop Trail
Everything you need to know before hiking Aiea Loop Trail Driving through the town of Aiea wouldn’t inspire visions of hiking in nature. Mainly a spin-off military town it’s not known for much more than an H-1 off-stop. Yet, if you turn eyes towards the mountains you’ll discover the lesser known side of Aiea, shady […]
Ala Moana Beach Park: the Good, the Bad, & the Ugly
Waikiki and Diamond Head Crater frame the Ala Moana Beach Park shoreline as the sunset draws near in Honolulu, HI, Friday, May 15, 2020. (Ronen Zilberman photo HonoluluVibes.com) Ala Moana Beach Park is Honolulu’s version of a mainland beach boardwalk with its sidewalk promenade that borders the length of the shoreline. You’ll find people on […]
Hiking Diamond Head Crater
Get a Bird’s Eye View of Waikiki Diamond Head’s iconic peak is the most recognizable landmark of Honolulu visible from anywhere on Waikiki Beach. From a bird’s eye view, you can see it’s actually a huge volcanic crater that remains from Hawaii’s ancient beginnings. Hiking at Diamond Head If you’re looking for an accessible hike […]
Surfing on Oahu Hawaii
Hawaii, the birthplace of surfing, remains the best place to surf in the world. Oahu is considered the world’s capital of surfers. While all the Hawaiian islands have beaches suitable for surfing, Oahu has the widest range and the most famous beaches for riding waves. Any surfer can find a beach on Oahu that suits […]
Poi Hawaiian Food
Locals know the Hanalei Juice & Taro Company serves up traditional Hawaiian favorites such as Laulau, Kalua Pig, Poi, Lomi Salmon, and Kulolo made from taro grown on their farm. The menu also includes contemporary flavors like Taro Hummus, Taro Veggie Burgers, Taro Mochi Cake, Tropical Taro Smoothies, and Banana Poi Bread. There’s nothing better […]
A short history of Chinatown in Honolulu
Honolulu Chinatown is home to some of Oahu’s most historic places is a vibrant neighborhood and more than a wondrous maze of shops, galleries, and eateries. It’s also a cultural treasure Most Chinese immigrants came to Hawaii in the mid-18th century to work on sugar plantations. They began opening a business in Honolulu, creating permanent […]
Ignorance in Paradise: Multitudes Killed in Hawaii
The number of tourists coming to Hawaii set new records in recent years, but beyond the enchantment of the island state a very alarming trend is emerging: large numbers of tourists are losing their lives while on holiday in Hawaii, and data shows it’s probably not coincidental. The average accidental drowning among tourists in Hawaii […]
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