‘Iolani Palace is located in the capitol district of Honolulu, and is the only royal palace that exists on US soil. It’s unique architecture…
Mokoli’i more widely referred to as Chinaman’s Hat, is a small basalt island located in Kaneohe Bay near …
Created thousands of years ago by lava tubes heading towards the ocean, the Halona Blowhole…
Kawaiaha’o Church is a congregational church located in downtown Honolulu, it is also a designated…
The Nu’uanu Pali Lookout is a section of the Ko’olau mountain range located on the windward side of Oahu, Hawaii…
Still bearing the bullet holes from that fateful day in December 1941, two former World War II seaplane…
Sinking 22 vessels in its patrols during WWII the USS Bowfin is one of the Navy’s most storied “Silent Service” submarines.…
The Punchbowl National Cemetery is a quiet place of beauty and reflection where visitors can honor the fallen members of our Nation’s..…
The King Kamehameha Statue stands across the street from the ‘Iolani Palace in Downtown Honolulu and is…
Learning about one of the most pivotal moments in US history: the attack on Pearl Harbor, and the subsequent entry of the United States into World War II...
Waikiki is not only the Capital of Hawaii, the birthplace of modern surfing and the home of Hawaii’s bustling tourism industry..…
Famous for being the “second wettest place in Hawaii” the Iao Valley gets on average 1 inch of rain per day every year and is on nearly…
“It was the sublimest spectacle I ever witnessed, and I think the memory of it will remain with me always….” Haleakala is…
Take the historic drive on one of our amazing Road to Hana tours to see some of the most excellent views available on Maui’s beautiful coastline.
The Jaggar Museum located in Volcanoes National Park on top of Kilauea is the perfect place to learn about the magnificent and destructive power…
“It was the sublimest spectacle I ever witnessed, and I think the memory of it will remain with me always….”
The Hawaiian Goose or the “Nene” (nay-nay) is the Official Bird of Hawaii. As an endangered species that once numbered at a mere 60…
Kapa’a is a beautiful little town located on the southeastern coast of the Hawaiian island of Kauai. It’s also…
Take in the historic atmosphere of Old Kōloa Town with shopping, eating, and artwork all in one beautiful place. Explore the…
The covered food court is a pleasant and breezy spot to get a quick meal from a variety of eateries. Shop to your…
Coconut Marketplace, on Kauai’s eastern coast near Kapaa’s Coconut Coast, is a lovely eating and shopping center with…
You’ll find a wide range of shops and restaurants to explore with family and friends. There are free…
Kilohana Plantation combines local history with island activities, eating, and shopping for tourists and residents alike…
The Shops at Kukui’ula is one of the best eating and retail destinations on Kaua’i. Its unique and unmatched shopping…
Anchor Cove Shopping Center caters to visitors staying at hotels and resorts who require groceries and other necessities…
Visit Hawaii’s Garden Isle with Polynesian Adventure Activities and see all of the amazing scenic stops…
A luau unlike any other in Hawaii. Lu’au Kalamaku brings to life an epic tale describing the voyages the ancient Polynesians took between…
Over 10 miles long, 3,567 feet deep and a mile wide at points, it is no wonder that Waimea Canyon is compared to…