Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle
Known as a Honu in Hawaii, this green sea turtle looks up after nibbling on the algae. read more
Known as a Honu in Hawaii, this green sea turtle looks up after nibbling on the algae. read more
Two miles hiking on the winding and sometimes steep Kalalau Trail takes you to this secluded and fairly remote Na Pali Coast beach. read more
A beautiful resort with a great beach, Mauna Kea Beach Resort lines up umbrella lounge chairs along the crescent shoreline each day. read more
Kua Bay, also known as Manini’owali Beach, on Hawaii’s Big Island is outstanding for sunsets. read more
Inside the Manini’owali section of Kekaha Kai State Park, Kua Bay is a spectacular white-sand beach with fun surf and fantastic sunsets. read more
On a smaller day at the world famous Oahu Banzai Pipeline surf break, a pair of groms (young surfers) make their plan of attack. read more
Kalalau Beach on the Hawaii island of Kauai offers a stone beach walk buttressed by high sea cliffs covered in native plants. read more
At the end of the road in Kauai you’ll find Ke’e Beach–one of the most frequented beaches on the island. read more
Maui’s Ho’okipa Beach is world-famous for its surfing and wind-surfing breaks. read more
Extremely common to Hawaii, the Naupaka Kahakai (beach naupaka), is one of eight Hawaiian naupaka species. read more
Kealakekua Bay was the seat of Hawaiian royalty for some time. Several ali’i (chiefs) ruled from this very spot, included King Kamehameha the Great, who unified the Hawaiian islands into a single kingdom. read more
Duke’s Place, inside the Outrigger Reef Hotel on the Waikiki Beach is a cultural icon of Honolulu that affords a great view where one can sit back to watch the waves come in and most of Waikiki walk by. Themed … read more