I love this Lei Day video from Beach Walks. Mahalo to Rox and Shane for taking us to Oahu on this virtual Lei Day celebration!
Excellent Lei Day Video from Beach Walks
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A little off topic here, are people allowed to drink alcoholic beverages on the beach (traveling to Waikiki)?
Nancy – Alcoholic beverages are prohibited from Hawaii’s beaches. There are plenty of restaurants and bars with beach views where you can get alcoholic beverages.