If you watched The Bachelor, Andy, and Tessa fall in love last night, you may have also fallen in love with the beautiful scenery of the dramatic North Shore of Oahu. The…
2007 Worlds Best Fireknife Winner, Andrew “Umi” Sexton Earlier in the week, I posted about the exciting World Fireknife Competition held at Oahu’s Polynesian Cultural Center. For excellent coverage of…
If you are looking for hikes on Oahu, you will find great information at Backyard Oahu. This site provides an overview of hikes and lets you know what to expect.…
Findiing a good luau in Hawaii can be a hit or miss situation. This John Fisher review of the Paradise Cove Luau at the Ko Olina Resort indicates that this…
The Polynesian Cultural Center will host the 15th Annual World Fireknife Dance Championship and Samoa Festival this week from May 16 – 19. If you have ever been to luau,…
Vacationers to the Hawaiian island of Oahu are being warned to avoid going into the ocean today, as hundreds, if not thousands, of lethal jellyfish swarm the coast. They’re hitting…
AmericanHeritage.com has an excellent review of the Pacific Aviation Museum. The first phase of the new museum is in Hanger 37 which is a former seaplane hanger that survived the…
So, Memorial Day Weekend starts Friday May 25th this year. Have you made plans for the holiday? How about spending it doing something meaningful in observance of the holiday? Oahu offers…
Did you know that today is the 80th annual Lei Day in Hawaii? Yep, since 1928 everyone on Oahu has been encouraged to wear their favorite leis and celebrate with…
Mobile Travel Guide has released their 2007 list of top spas. There were eight Hawaiian spas on the list. Maui, Oahu, Lanai, and the Big Island have four and three-star spas. …
This weekend’s edition of Parade Magazine has an article featuring America’s 21 Wonders. The one “wonder” from Hawaii is the Pineapple Maze at Dole Plantation. This maze is the world’s…
The fifth annual Waikiki Spam Jam will be held next Saturday, April 28th. This street festival celebrates the people of Hawaii’s love for Spam. Check out their website. Looks like…