Ahhh. Lounging poolside while sipping a tropical cocktail. That’s pretty much the quintessential vacation moment of bliss, and it’s been true for generations of relaxation-seekers. At the Sheraton Princess Kaiulani, for example, one of the Starwood Hotel & Resorts in Hawaii, drinks have been flowing since the hotel originally opened, back on King Kamehameha Day, […]
Earth Day is April 22nd, but in Hawaii, we’re always celebrating ways to “think green.” That’s because only a few of our island resources are renewable, and we are guardians of pristine ocean and land. Here are five top ways to visit Oahu while leaving a light environmental footprint. 1) Choose A Sustainable, Stylish
If you’ve driven through Windward Oahu, you’ve probably seen the rustic fixture that is the Waiahole Poi Factory, surrounded by greenery with the stunning Koolau mountains in the background and Mokolii (aka Chinaman’s Hat) just off the coast. But have you stopped there for lunch? The spot, which sells fresh poi in bulk and by the
Local grinds, fresh ingredients and old-school charm. Hilo sounds pretty delicious, doesn’t it? Hilo’s blend of history and culture translate into amazing, unique food—unpretentious and fresh. Here are a few must-try spots for food lovers, the next time you’re in east Hawaii. Moon and Turtle Nori’s Saimin is the place for noodlesPhoto by Cody Kawamoto This casual
