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Torches burning in front of the Pacific Ocean at sunset in the resort area of Wailea on the southern

One of the most vibrant and exciting times for Waikiki is just around the corner, turning Kalakaua Avenue into one of the island’s premier cultural celebrations. Anchored by three fun and free public events, the Aloha Festivals proudly celebrate Hawaii’s unique culture and community, running now for 80 years.

farmers market produce

When visiting Waikiki, it’s tremendous fun to experience locally produced foods and goods. Just outside of Waikiki there are three weekly farmers markets (“Open” or “Peoples” Markets as the locals say) that you can browse and shop at. Each market is located in a separate...

Oahu at night

Most people know Oahu as the home of Duke Kahanamoku, President Obama, Michelle Wie, Jack Johnson, and more. Honolulu, Waikiki, and the North Shore are famous for their vibrant culture and beautiful sites, and Oahu is of course well-known as the home of Pearl Harbor....

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