What to Do in Hawaii in April
April is a great time to refresh your spirit and renew the environment. These are the best events to do that and more in Hawaii this month.
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Mau’umae Beach
along the stunning Kohala Coast lies a secluded stretch of sugary white sand that locals love called Mau’umae Beach
Anaeho’omalu Beach
Along the Big Island’s stunning Kohala Coast is a quarter-mile stretch of sublime sand inviting beachgoers to bask in the tropical sun
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What to Do in Hawaii in March
From festivals celebrating the rich, local culture to art, food and St. Patrick’s Day events, here’s what not to miss in Hawaii in March.
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Kīholo Bay
Where the meeting of freshwater and seawater turns the ocean a crystal-clear turquoise along the Kohala Coast, you’ll find the black sands of secluded Kīholo
Kauna’oa Beach (Mauna Kea)
Soft white sand massages the feet of beachgoers as generally gentle waves lap at the shore at Kauna’oa Beach
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What to Do in Hawaii in February
February is peak whale season in Hawaii, as well as Hawaiian Language Month. Here’s what else not to miss in February in Hawaii.
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“Auana” at OUTRIGGER Waikiki Beachcomber Blends Cirque du Soleil with Hawaiian Culture
As someone who has seen more than 40 luaus over the years, I can truly say Cirque du Soleil’s ‘Auana has taken the concept of “sharing Island
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Family-Friendly Places on Oahu to Explore on a Rainy Day
While Waikiki is justly famed for its sunny weather and sandy shore, winter and early spring do tend bring a few showers. Happily, families who
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7 Ways to Whale Watch on Maui, on and off the Water
While winter whale-watching can be magical anywhere in Hawaii, Maui can truly claim to be nō ka ‘oi — the best. That’s because the relatively shallow
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