Insider Travel Tip Hawaii


I’ve got a hot Hawaii travel tip for you.

If you’ve never been to the Big Island of Hawaii, you’ve just got to go and see it for yourself.

There are two distinct sides of the island, each with it’s own unique flavour and topography.

The first time we went to Hawaii, in the late 1970′s, we stayed for two nights in a hotel in Hilo and then rented a motor home for the remainder of the two weeks there.

It was a great way to go.

We’d never been to Hawaii and had no idea of where we would want to spend time. The purpose of the motor home was to allow us to travel all around the island seeing all the sights, beaches and deciding where we would like to visit on future trips.

Before going on the trip, we hadn’t done any research and we traveled across the northern part of the island, through the Parker Ranch. (it’s huge and it’s just one great big pasture)

The next thing we came upon were cactus! What? Cactus on the island of Hawaii? The Kona side of the island is desert like and the lava that’s strewn around makes it look like you’re on the moon. [Continue Reading...]


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Traveling to Hawaii? What to Do and Where to Go


Think of Hawaii and you are immediately taken to an island paradise of balmy breezes, world-class beaches, beautiful sunsets and spectacular surfs.  But Hawaii, all 8 islands and over 120 islets of it, has so much more to offer.  This is why Hawaii remains a top tourist destination and well-loved vacation spot.  Traveling to Hawaii soon?  Here are tips on what to do and where to go:

Swim and snorkel

It would be insane indeed to miss out on an opportunity to experience the waters of Hawaii.  Go for a swim.  Chances are, you’ll probably book yourself in a hotel that’s just a few feet away from the beach.

While you’re in the water, try snorkeling off the island.  Molokini is a very popular site in Hawaii so if you want to check out the most impressive underwater views, this is the best spot.  The marine preserve on Molokini is one of the most fantastic in Hawaii, which explains the high esteem it continues to receive from tourists and locals alike.

For Molokini and for most of the dive and snorkeling sites in Hawaii, you’ll need a boat to reach the location.  Boats are built with glass bottoms, so even non-swimmers can enjoy the view underwater without getting themselves wet. [Continue Reading...]


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