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Oʻahu

Your guide to Duke’s Ocean Fest in Waikiki

Duke’s Ocean Fest hosts 20 events from Saturday, August 22 through Sunday, August 30 in honor of Duke Kahanamoku and includes many athletic events that Kahanamoku loved. This year is even more special because it coincides with The Duke’s 125th birthday (Monday, Aug. 24). Kahanamoku is perhaps the most-beloved Waikiki beach boy of all time

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Oʻahu, Travel Tips

5 things we love about Mililani, Oahu right now

Chances are you have bypassed this Central Oahu town’s exit signs, Mililani Mauka and Mililani Town, traveling en route to the North Shore. It’s not exactly on the map as a hip beach town or bustling city that attracts visitors, but its most recent additions give new reasons to stop and hang around a bit.

Duke Kahanamoku
Oʻahu

The Duke Kahanamoku exhibit opens at the Bishop Museum

The Duke Paoa Kahanamoku exhibit is an interactive glimpse into the life of arguably the most famous kanaka maoli (Native Hawaiian) of all time. Running from August 9 through November 30 at the Bishop Museum, this collection includes some of Kahanamoku’s prized possessions, memorabilia and photos to celebrate his numerous achievements and 125th birthday. The

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Oʻahu

Hiking Oahu’s Kahana Valley via the Nakoa Loop Trail

Ahupuaa O Kahana State Park on Oahu’s Windward Side offers two moderate jungle-hike options into the lush Kahana Valley. On a recent visit, I opted for the longer of the two. The Nakoa Loop Trail, named for the numerous koa trees shading the 3.5-mile loop along the valley floor, winds through thick forest of hau,

Kajiki Lemongrass-Kaffir Lime Poke By Andrew Le
Food, Oʻahu

Kajiki Lemongrass-Kaffir Lime Poke Recipe

Kajiki Lemongrass-Kaffir Lime Poke  (By Andrew Le) 1 lb. fresh, high-grade kajiki (Pacific blue marlin), boneless, skinless, medium diced1 grapefruit, skinned, medium diced1 baby fennel bulb, sliced thin2 medium shallots, sliced very thin2 hefty pinches sliced green onion2 hefty pinches toasted puffed rice (bubu arare is a good substitute)2 hefty pinches ngo om (rice paddy

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Food, Oʻahu, O‘ahu Where To Eat, Restaurants

5 Changes We Love About Oahu’s New Matsumoto’s Shave Ice Store

Don’t worry, the taste and quality of Matsumoto Shave Ice’s popular icy treat haven’t changed and it’s located in the same area—just bigger and better. The expansion resulted from the construction of the Haleiwa Store Lots, a cluster of recently-built storefronts in the surrounding area, which includes Matsumoto’s. And, we are happy to report that

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