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Travel Blog #164 – The whales, dolphins and turtles on Lanai!
Everyone dreams of experiencing a perfect day out on the water. Smooth seas, warm air, whales...
Travel Blog #137 – Marriott Waikoloa’s Luau & Pig Roast
After spending most of the day down in Kona snorkeling we had worked up quite an appetite. During...
Tom’s Tips – Hawaii Weddings
Well, to be sure, arranging and putting together weddings in Hawaii is not in our 'wheelhouse'....
See the amazing giant Manta Rays off the coast of the Big Island
More than ten years ago, Hawaii enacted a law to make it illegal to hunt or kill manta rays, but...
Polihale Beach (this is a dangerous beach for swimming)
Polihale Beach is spectacular by all measures of comparison and almost every description of this...
Meet Hawaii’s Oldest Mammal
If you'd like to see what one of the original Hawaiian inhabitants looks like, take a look at the...
Haycraft Beach Park
Haycraft Beach Park is a very small Maui County park located at the very eastern extremity of the...
Blog Articles and FAQ’s about Zipline Tours in Hawaii
Are you interested in going on a zipline tour during your vacation this year? If so, you should...
Molokini and Honolua Bay
Each of Hawaii's 400-plus species of fish has its own unique role in the nearshore environment and...
Over the Past Centuries the Island of Lanai has had many Faces
The first people to come to Hawaii were the Polynesians from the Marquesas Islands, arriving on...
Tom’s Tips – Big Island ATV Tours
There seems to be a certain type of person who gravitates to taking a big island ATV ride....
The Origin of Hawaii Ziplines dates back 1000’s of years!
First of all, let’s define a zipline. A zipline consists of a suspended cable with a sliding...