One of our favorite annual events in Hawai‘i is whale season. Don’t worry—you won’t have to apply for a tag or get a permit for this kind of season. We’re talking about the yearly migration of humpback whales from the Arctic down to warmer climates....
For nearly a century, tourism has been one of the major industries in Hawai‘i. One of the biggest shifts to happen in recent years is in how people vacation. The concept of volunteering on vacation is one of more welcome changes and has been embraced across the...
The Hawaiian Islands are the most geographically isolated place in the world. With more than 2,500 miles of ocean separating these islands from any continental landmass, you’re bound to come across things in Hawai‘i that are utterly unique. From the terrain, to...
When people think of Hawaii, images of white sandy beaches, lush jungles, and tropical breezes likely come to mind. But there’s a unique side to the islands that many don’t expect: snow on Mauna Kea. In Hawaii, snow regularly blankets the summit of Mauna...
Despite having a seemingly endless summer, Hawaii does experience seasons. It’s not just those associated with the visitor industry, such as Holiday Season or Spring Break. The season those who live in Hawaii think of is more unpredictable—Hurricane Season....
