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Tag Archives: oahu
Scenic Sights on Kauai
There are certain sights you need to see on the island of Kauai. Vistas simply showcasing the amazing land in front of you. Watch for a moment or sit for an hour. Take a picture to remember for a lifetime. … Continue reading
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Tagged albatross, beach, blowhole, Hanalei, Hanalei bay, Hanalei pier, hawaii, kauai, kilauea, kilauea lighthouse, laysan albatross, lighthouse, maui, Menhune Fishpond, mountain, National Wildlife Refuge, nene, oahu, scenic lookout, spouting horn, sunset, travel, whale watching
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Best Free Gardens of Kauai
I love the peace and beauty found in a botanical garden. On my first trip to Oahu, some of my most cherished memories are hiking around the paths of the many free and gorgeous gardens. On Kauai however, the three … Continue reading
Punalu’u Bake Shop, Big Island Hawaii
Malasadas are an awesome Portuguese donut which became extremely popular in Hawaiian culture. If you’ve never had one, you must try! Our first time gorging on these tasty morsels was on the island of Oahu at Leonard’s, a bakery renowned … Continue reading
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Tagged bakery, big island, breakfast, dessert, green sand beach, hawaii, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, koi, leonards, lilikoi, live music, lizard, malasada, muskrat love, national park, oahu, punalu'u bake shop, punalu'u black sand beach, Punalu‘u, Punalu’u Beach, southern most, travel, ukelele, volcanoes
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Suisan Fish Market, Hilo
Poke is quite possibly my favorite food on earth. I first discovered its wonder on Oahu last year at Tanioka’s, and have been addicted ever since. Raw cubes of fresh fish marinated in all sorts of goodies served on a … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, big island, black sand, cheap, cheap eats, eat me, feed, fish market, guava kim chee, hawaii, hilo, local, lunch, mango habanero, oahu, poke, poke bowl, richardson ocean park, spicy ahi, spicy ahi poke, suisan, suisan fish market, tanioka, taro, taro chip, travel, yum
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Best of Oahu Beaches: Leeward Edition
Ko Olina Lagoons This was our absolute favorite beach, and we didn’t even mind traveling over a half an hour to get there, so worth it (Ko Olina exit off of Farrington Highway). The weather leeward was usually better than … Continue reading
Posted in Hawaii, Oahu
Tagged beach, beach picnic, birding, calm waters, crab, electric beach, ewa beach, fish, fishies, hawaii, heiu, history, Ka’ena Point, kahe point, ko olina, ko olina lagoon, ko olina lagoons, ladybug, lagoon, lagoons, leeward, mountain view, oahu, ocean, ocean view, picnic, pokai, pokai bay, pokai bay beach, sea urchin, snorkel, snorkeling, sunset, swimming, tanioka's, three terraced heiu, waianae, waikiki, yellow bird
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Best of Oahu Beaches: Waikiki Edition
Fort DeRussy The beach that was the most direct walk from our hotel was Fort DeRussy, we went to it once and didn’t go back. The water was a beautiful turquoise color, but a little murky. The sand was powerdy … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, diamond head, fort derussy, fort derussy beach, hawaii, mother nature, oahu, ocean, robert moses, robert moses state park, sunset, swimming, waikiki
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Best of Oahu Beaches: Northshore Edition
Papa’iloa Beach This beach was really awesome, and pretty much deserted. It is down a quiet residential dead end road with beautiful houses, there is a small parking lot right across from the entrance (Papailoa Rd Haleiwa, HI 96712). Take … Continue reading
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Tagged banzai, banzai pipeline, beach, billabong, ehukai, ehukai beach, hawaii, huge waves, mother nature, northshore, oahu, ocean, Papa’iloa, Papa’iloa Beach, pipe, pipe masters, pipeline, quiet beach, sand, sea turtle, sea turtles, surf, surfer, surfers, surfing, turtle, turtles, waves
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Best of Oahu Beaches: Windward Edition
Waimanalo Beach This was the first beach we visited and certainly one of the most attractive (41-741 Kalanianaole Hwy Huli Street Waimanalo, HI 96795 a lot of the beach signage is hard to see, but if you find a beach … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, boots & kimo, gold sand, hawaii, island view, lanikai, lanikai beach, lanikai pillbox trail, mountain view, oahu, ocean, sand, the mokes, turquoise, turquoise water, waimanalo, waimanalo beach, windward
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Best of Oahu Activities: Aloha Tower
Aloha Tower (Scenic Lookout, Honolulu) This tower used to be the tallest building on the island, but with the influx of skyscrapers that come with an international tag, it feels so small (1 Aloha Tower Drive, Honolulu, HI 96813). We … Continue reading
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Tagged albany, aloha, aloha tower, architecture, corning tower, elevator ride, free, Fun, hawaii, history, honolulu, kitsch, oahu, retro, round top drive, scenic overlook, tantalus, tantalus round top drive, tantalus rount top, view, vista
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Best of Oahu Activities: Honolulu Zoo
Honolulu Zoo (Educational, Honolulu) The weather wasn’t perfect for the beach one day so we decided to go to the zoo (151 Kapahulu Ave, Honolulu). This was our biggest ‘splurge’ attraction on the whole trip at $14 a ticket, but … Continue reading
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